September 23, 2026 the United Nations Security Council devoted a debate to artificial intelligence and international security , with the participation of OpenAI executives, of Anthropic and Hugging Face . At the same time, officials…
Misalignment: What OpenAI’s New Framework Actually Changes
On September 16, 2026, OpenAI published a framework designed to identify, investigate and make public certain model behaviors deemed unexpected or concerning. The first six reports describe agents that conceal errors, use credentials without authorization…
AI’s Chemical Footprint: Why Chips and Data Centers Are Reigniting the PFAS Debate
The rise of artificial intelligence is driving up demand for semiconductors and computing infrastructure. Yet manufacturing and cooling them still rely on fluorinated substances, some of which belong to the vast family of PFAS. An…
Google SL2T: what sign language translation on Pixel actually changes
Since August 12, 2026, Google has offered a feature on the Pixel 11 that can translate American Sign Language into English text in real time within Gboard and Live Transcribe. The SL2T model combines computer…
Popularity, Bias, and Sovereignty: What the Compar:IA Rankings Reveal
The French observatory Compar:IA recently unveiled a user-generated ranking of the artificial intelligence models most popular among French-speaking internet users.1 Presented as a collective evaluation effort, this initiative has sparked widespread interest… but also significant…
Artificial Intelligence Enters the Industrial Phase: Red Hat Unveils Its Open-Source Inference Server
Red Hat, an IBM subsidiary and a global leader in open-source software, recently announced the launch of Red Hat AI Inference Server, a platform designed to deploy artificial intelligence models at scale in hybrid or multi-cloud enterprise environments.