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Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 04:50
AI coding defects, Gemini 3 Flash, Visual Studio 2026, OpenAI investment...
Code & AI‑Generated Quality
AI‑assisted code introduces more bugs than human‑written code
An analysis of 470 open‑source pull requests shows that code generated by AI tools contains significantly higher rates of logic, security, performance and maintainability defects than code written by developers, according to DevOps.com. The study, conducted by CodeRabbit, warns that unchecked reliance on LLM‑based assistants could erode software quality at scale. SD Times adds that the surge in AI‑driven coding assistants has amplified these risks across the development pipeline.
DevOps.com
SD Times
OpenAI’s hunt for startup codebases to fuel model training
The Information reports that OpenAI is buying the codebases of failed AI startups to enrich its training data, a move driven by the high demand for real‑world software artifacts that improve coding assistants and tool‑using agents. InfoQ notes that such acquisitions signal a shift toward treating code as a strategic asset in the AI economy, accelerating the feedback loop between model development and practical deployment.
The Information
SD Times
Software Engineering & Tooling
Visual Studio 2026 launches as the first AI‑native IDE
Microsoft’s InfoQ details the release of Visual Studio 2026, billed as the inaugural “AI‑native” IDE, featuring deep GitHub Copilot integration, performance boosts, and new tooling for core languages. The Verge highlights how the platform’s real‑time AI suggestions aim to streamline debugging and refactoring, reshaping daily developer workflows.
InfoQ
The Verge
GitHub to monetize self‑hosted Actions runners in 2026
Starting March 2026, GitHub will charge $0.002 per minute for self‑hosted runners, a change announced by DevClass that could impact teams relying on custom hardware for CI/CD pipelines. SD Times warns that the new fee may push organizations toward managed runner services or trigger cost‑optimization efforts across DevOps budgets.
DevClass
SD Times
AI‑powered development assistants dominate 2025
SD Times chronicles how fifteen firms rolled out AI copilots that generate code, perform security scans and automate code reviews, with Google’s Gemini Code Assist agent mode and GitHub Copilot’s new debugging features leading the pack. Ars Technica observes that while productivity gains are evident, hallucinations and over‑reliance remain critical challenges for engineering teams.
SD Times
Ars Technica
Artificial Intelligence & Model Advances
Google unveils Gemini 3 Flash, the fastest Gemini model yet
Ars Technica reports that Gemini 3 Flash delivers a three‑fold jump in Humanity’s Last Exam scores and superior performance on GPQA Diamond, positioning it as Google’s most capable model for both search and developer APIs. TechCrunch confirms that the model is now the default in the Gemini app, accelerating its adoption across AI‑enhanced products.
Ars Technica
TechCrunch
Intel adds experimental AI‑assisted video encoding to libvpl
Phoronix reveals that the latest libvpl 2.16 release introduces AI‑driven encoder APIs, enabling developers to leverage neural networks for adaptive bitrate and quality optimization in real‑time video pipelines. The Register notes that this move reflects a broader industry trend of embedding generative AI into media processing stacks.
Phoronix
The Register
Future of Work & Strategic AI Investments
Amazon eyes a multibillion‑dollar stake in OpenAI and its Trainium chips
CNBC confirms that Amazon’s AI chief is departing as the company negotiates a $10 billion (or more) investment in OpenAI, tying the deal to exclusive use of Amazon’s Trainium AI chips. Engadget adds that the partnership could reshape cloud AI services and influence how enterprises build AI‑centric workloads.
CNBC
Engadget
Shift from AI hype to production‑grade engineering
SD Times argues that AI’s future hinges on rigorous engineering, governance and scalability rather than flashy demos, echoing insights from MIT and McKinsey that many pilots stall before reaching production. This perspective underscores a maturing market where reliability and auditability become decisive factors for business adoption.
SD Times
Financial Times
Technology Advancements & Hardware Constraints
Global memory shortage threatens AI‑driven workloads
CNBC reports that Micron’s revenue surged 168 % in 2025 as demand for high‑bandwidth memory for AI workloads outpaces supply, a trend echoed by Market Watch, which warns that prolonged RAM scarcity will raise costs for servers and edge devices alike. The shortage forces architects to prioritize efficiency and could slow the rollout of compute‑intensive AI services.
CNBC
Market Watch
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