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Un individu à l'aise avec la technologie, passionné par les dernières avancées en Intelligence Artificielle, infrastructure sans serveur et technologies innovantes comme les bac à sable et les agents de codage, recherchant des mises à jour approfondies dans ces domaines. Ils accordent de l'importance aux actualités éclairantes sur les tendances émergentes et les percées.
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AI Hype Correction, Open‑Source Agent Models, Secure Sandbox Development…
Mardi 16 décembre 2025 à 11:11
Sandboxes & Secure Development
Trustworthy AI productivity through sandboxed code
InfoQ explains that autonomous AI agents can boost productivity but also pose severe risks unless confined within sandboxed environments that enforce provenance gates, scoped credentials, and robust threat modeling (STRIDE/MAESTRO). The article highlights Nvidia’s NeMo Gym as a practical “gym” for safely training and testing agents without exposing production systems. Together, these measures aim to deliver reliable AI‑driven workflows while containing potential damage.
InfoQ
Computer World
Coding Agents & Open‑Source Infrastructure
Nvidia’s open‑source Nemotron 3 family fuels next‑gen coding agents
Nvidia unveiled the Nemotron 3 trio (Nano, Super, Ultra), open‑weight LLMs designed for building domain‑specific AI agents without starting from scratch. The models, now on Hugging Face and slated for AWS Bedrock, promise four‑fold token throughput and a million‑token context, cutting inference costs for multi‑agent systems. Coupled with open‑source NeMo Gym and RL libraries, developers gain a full stack to prototype, train, and deploy coding assistants on any infrastructure.
Computer World
Zdnet
Artificial Intelligence Landscape
Post‑hype correction: recalibrating AI expectations
MIT Technology Review’s “AI Hype Correction” package signals the end of 2025’s bubble, urging a realistic view of AI’s capabilities and a focus on tangible breakthroughs such as materials discovery and responsible deployment. The series aims to reset expectations and guide investors and technologists toward sustainable progress.
MIT Technology Review
Workers adopt AI tools faster than employers communicate policies
A Gallup survey reported that 45 % of U.S. employees now use AI at work, with weekly usage climbing to 23 %, yet 23 % remain unsure whether their firms have formal AI strategies. ZDNet and The Hill note this communication gap could hinder coordinated AI adoption and raise governance concerns across enterprises.
Zdnet
The Hill
Venture capital pours record funding into AI startups
The New York Times reveals that Lightspeed Venture Partners secured over $9 billion for AI investments, the largest haul in the sector, underscoring investor confidence despite broader market volatility. This influx is expected to accelerate both foundational model research and downstream applications.
The NY Times
Over‑reliance on AI agents poses organizational risks
Silicon Republic warns that treating non‑sentient AI agents as “co‑workers” can create blind spots in decision‑making, especially when agents lack contextual awareness or robust validation. Companies are urged to balance automation with human oversight to avoid systemic failures.
Silicon Republic
Technology Advancements: AI Data‑Center Infrastructure
Energy and cost challenges of the AI data‑center boom
The New York Times reports that building AI‑focused data centers can cost tens of billions, prompting tech giants to offload part of the expense. CNBC notes a related surge in profitability for firms capitalizing on AI‑driven energy efficiency, while The Information’s “Bragawatt” analysis highlights power‑grid bottlenecks and innovative energy‑tech solutions emerging from the same pressure. These dynamics reshape the economics of AI compute at scale.
The NY Times
CNBC
The Information
Serverless Infrastructure & Observability
New Relic deepens AWS integrations for AI‑driven serverless observability
DevOps.com details New Relic’s expanded AWS integrations that deliver root‑cause analysis across serverless workloads, accelerating incident resolution for AI‑enhanced DevOps pipelines. The platform now correlates telemetry from Lambda, Fargate, and other serverless services, enabling developers to maintain performance while scaling AI applications without managing underlying servers.
DevOps.com
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