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Un individu à l'aise avec la technologie, fasciné par l'intersection de l'intelligence artificielle, de l'IA générative et de la transformation numérique, à la recherche d'informations sur les dernières tendances technologiques et leur impact sur les industries. Il suit les progrès de l'IA et de ses applications, ainsi que les tendances technologiques émergentes.
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Gemini 3 Flash, AI governance, generative AI controversy, AI hardware...
Jeudi 18 décembre 2025 à 11:10
Generative AI & Content
Larian Studios’ GenAI backlash
The announcement that Larian Studios used generative AI for concept art and placeholder text in its upcoming Divinity title sparked a firestorm among fans and industry peers, who warned that such practices could erode creative jobs. The studio’s CEO, Swen Vincke, defended the limited use of AI while pledging that no AI‑generated assets would ship in the final game, a stance echoed by critics who called for clearer hiring standards. The episode underscores the growing tension between rapid AI adoption and traditional content creation pipelines.
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AI Governance & Risk
Anthropic’s automated account shutdowns raise governance alarms
A Swiss cybersecurity firm’s experience with Anthropic—where an automated system abruptly cancelled its account and erased 80 % of its projects—highlights the perils of opaque AI‑driven enforcement. The incident, which required a paid reinstatement, prompted analysts to warn that enterprises must negotiate bounded disclosure clauses and maintain a human‑in‑the‑loop capability to avoid operational disruption. As Greyhound Research notes, nearly half of CIOs lack a response plan for such provider‑initiated shutdowns, turning a technical glitch into a governance crisis.
Computer World
Instacart’s AI pricing tool draws FTC scrutiny
The Federal Trade Commission has issued a civil investigative demand to Instacart over its AI‑powered dynamic pricing engine, alleging potential violations of antitrust and consumer‑protection laws. Reuters‑cited sources say the probe focuses on whether the algorithm unfairly manipulates grocery prices, a concern amplified by growing regulatory attention to opaque AI decision‑making in commerce. The case may set a precedent for how AI‑driven pricing strategies are monitored across the retail sector.
CNBC
TechCrunch
AI Model Advances
Google rolls out Gemini 3 Flash as its new default model
Google announced that Gemini 3 Flash—a faster, more efficient successor to its previous models—will become the default engine in the Gemini app and power search results. Benchmarks show the model triples its score on the “Humanity’s Last Exam” test, closing the gap with the larger Gemini 3 Pro while delivering lower latency and reduced compute costs. The move signals Google’s intent to democratize high‑performance generative AI for both developers and end‑users.
Ars Technica
TechCrunch
AI in Software Development
AI‑generated code introduces more defects than human‑written code
A new analysis by CodeRabbit of 470 open‑source pull requests reveals that code produced by AI assistants exhibits significantly higher defect rates across logic, security, and performance categories. Complementing this, Tech Radar reports that AI‑generated snippets often contain hallucinations, forcing developers to spend additional time on manual reviews. The findings suggest that while AI accelerates coding speed, it also amplifies quality‑control challenges.
Tech Radar
DevOps.com
AI Hardware Race
AMD unveils Ryzen AI 7 445 with Gorgon Point architecture
AMD’s latest Ryzen AI 7 445 chip, spotted on Geekbench, features a novel 2 + 4 core configuration and integrates a Radeon 840M iGPU, positioning it as a cost‑effective option for AI workloads on the edge. The “Gorgon Point” architecture promises improved power efficiency and on‑device inference capabilities, reflecting the broader industry push to embed AI acceleration directly into consumer‑grade CPUs.
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Corporate Moves in AI
Amazon reshuffles its AGI leadership
Amazon confirmed that Rohit Prasad, head of its artificial general intelligence unit, will depart by year‑end, with senior AWS executive Peter DeSantis assuming control of a newly created division focused on advanced AI models, custom chips, and quantum computing. The transition underscores Amazon’s strategy to consolidate its AI ambitions under a single umbrella as it competes with rivals in the emerging AGI race.
The Verge
CNBC
OpenAI’s funding surge and talks of a Trainium partnership
OpenAI continues to attract heavyweight backers, securing a $1 billion investment from Disney and entering advanced talks with Amazon for a potential $10 billion infusion tied to the use of Amazon’s Trainium ASICs. Analysts warn that such deep pockets could widen the competitive gap between OpenAI and other AI labs, cementing its position at the forefront of large‑scale model development.
The Information
TechCrunch
AI‑Driven Devices
Wearables pivot from fitness to AI‑enabled experiences
The 2025 CES showcased a wave of AI‑infused wearables, from Meta’s Ray‑Ban glasses to audio‑only smart spectacles, positioning these devices as platforms for on‑device inference and personalized assistants rather than mere health trackers. Industry observers predict that the convergence of edge AI and form‑factor design will redefine how consumers interact with digital services on the go.
The Verge
AI Environmental Impact
AI’s soaring water and electricity consumption raises sustainability concerns
A recent study estimates that AI workloads in 2025 consumed as much electricity as the global bottled‑water market and emitted carbon comparable to New York City, highlighting the hidden environmental cost of training and inference at scale. Researchers call for greater transparency from cloud providers and more energy‑efficient model architectures to mitigate AI’s growing carbon and water footprints.
The Verge
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