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Mardi 16 décembre 2025 à 11:08
AI Strategy
Prediction‑Market Signals Reveal Divergent AGI Timelines
The Information notes that prediction‑market platforms such as Polymarket and Kalshi have amassed nearly $10 million in wagers on OpenAI’s next model release, while traders assign an 11‑15% probability to OpenAI achieving AGI within a year. Meanwhile, Manifold markets place the odds of any AGI before 2036 at a coin‑flip and favor Google DeepMind as the first to deliver. These betting patterns underscore how market sentiment can serve as an informal barometer for corporate road‑maps and investor expectations.
The Information
Data‑Supply Chain Becomes the New Frontier for AI Labs
The Verge reports that startups like Mercor, Surge AI, and Handshake AI are racing to provide highly curated training data, turning the “picks‑and‑shovels” model into a multibillion‑dollar industry. With labs spending over $10 billion this year on expert‑annotated datasets, the data‑as‑a‑service ecosystem is reshaping AI strategy, forcing enterprises to secure reliable pipelines or risk bottlenecks in model development.
The Verge
Internal Adoption Gap Highlights Governance Weaknesses
Gallup’s survey, cited by ZDNet, shows that 45% of U.S. workers now use AI tools at work, yet 23% are unsure whether their organization has an AI strategy at all. The disconnect points to a communication failure that can undermine governance, compliance, and the alignment of AI initiatives with broader business goals.
Zdnet
Generative AI
IBM’s Open‑Source CUGA Agent Reaches 62% Task Completion
The Register details IBM’s release of CUGA, an open‑source AI agent designed to automate complex enterprise workflows, achieving a 62% success rate on benchmark tasks. While not a silver bullet, the framework demonstrates how open‑source collaboration can accelerate the maturation of generative agents for real‑world use cases.
The Register
Disney Secures One‑Year Exclusive with OpenAI, Then Opens the Door
TechCrunch reveals that Disney has signed a one‑year exclusive partnership with OpenAI, after which it may negotiate with other AI vendors. The deal reflects a strategic hedge: Disney gains early access to cutting‑edge generative models for content creation while preserving future flexibility in a rapidly evolving market.
TechCrunch
Models & Capabilities
Nvidia Unveils Nemotron 3 Family to Power Agentic AI
The Information reports that Nvidia’s Nemotron 3 series—Nano, Super, and Ultra—introduces a hybrid latent Mixture‑of‑Experts architecture, delivering up to 4× token throughput and a 60% reduction in reasoning tokens. By open‑sourcing weights, training data, and the NeMo Gym RL toolkit, Nvidia positions itself as the infrastructure layer for enterprises seeking customizable, cost‑effective AI agents.
Computer World
Nvidia Pushes Open‑Source Model Provider Ambitions
CoinDesk highlights Nvidia’s broader strategic move to become a primary open‑source model provider, aiming to complement its hardware dominance with a robust ecosystem of freely available models. This shift seeks to attract developers who demand transparency and avoid vendor lock‑in, potentially reshaping the competitive landscape against closed‑API rivals.
Gizmodo
User Experience Design
GNOME Blocks AI‑Generated Extensions to Preserve Code Quality
The Verge reports that the GNOME Shell Extensions store now bans submissions whose code appears largely AI‑generated, citing concerns over unnecessary boilerplate, inconsistent style, and “imaginary API” usage. By tightening review guidelines, the project aims to safeguard user experience and maintain a high standard of extension reliability.
The Verge
AI Infrastructure & MLOps
Power‑Grid Strain Exposes AI Data‑Center Bottlenecks
The Information’s infrastructure newsletter outlines how the race to deploy 100 GW‑plus of AI compute is outpacing grid capacity, with only 13% of projected demand expected to be online by 2030. Companies are turning to private generation, off‑grid renewables, and advanced load‑balancing to mitigate the risk of idle hardware and soaring electricity costs.
The Information
Securing Autonomous Agents with Proven‑In‑Practice Guardrails
InfoQ’s article on “Trustworthy Productivity” emphasizes a layered security stack for autonomous AI agents—including provenance gates, scoped credentials, sandboxed execution, and STRIDE‑based threat modeling—to prevent runaway behavior while preserving productivity gains. The framework reflects a growing consensus that robust MLOps controls are essential for enterprise‑grade AI deployment.
InfoQ
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