A federal judge has approved the record $1.5 billion settlement reached by Anthropic with authors and publishers. Behind this historic amount, a decisive boundary emerges between AI training and the piracy of works.
Volkswagen deepens its partnership with Horizon Robotics to develop L3 and L4 automated driving systems in China. Behind this announcement lies a global industrial battle: who will control the software, chips, and intelligence of tomorrow's cars?
The violent correction of Samsung, SK Hynix, and Asian tech stocks reveals a new market fear: will the hundreds of billions invested in AI generate enough revenue in the face of China's rapid rise?
From August 2, 2026, new transparency obligations under the AI Act will be applicable across the European Union. Chatbots, deepfakes, images, sounds, videos, and certain synthetic texts are entering a new era of marking and informing the public.
The United States has just blocked the authorization of new humanoid and quadruped robots manufactured abroad, a measure primarily targeting Chinese champions like Unitree. Behind the argument of cybersecurity lies the next global battle for artificial intelligence.
France is set to host the first AMD Helios rack expected in Europe at CINES in Montpellier. With 72 GPUs and an open architecture, this machine places European research at the heart of the global battle for artificial intelligence infrastructure.
Patreon is parting ways with 93 employees, or one in five, despite its activity being touted as solid. Behind this restructuring lies a global battle over AI, subscriptions, and creator independence.
Palantir will publish its second-quarter 2026 results this Monday after the close of Wall Street. Following spectacular growth, the company must prove that the rise of its AI surpasses promises and justifies global expectations.
With 3,403 works from 97 countries, the South Korean GAMFF reveals the global explosion of generative cinema and the questions of rights, employment, and creation it imposes.
Chatbots, deepfakes, generated texts and images: Europe takes a decisive step on August 2 with the AI Act. With labeling, controls, and heavy fines, businesses and creators enter a new era.
Nigeria misplaced in the Sahara, Côte dâIvoire sent to the southern continent, Mozambique transported to the Horn of Africa: an official American slide has turned AIDS 2026 into a global credibility crisis.
A feature allowing users to create scenes in Google Earth with Nano Banana 2 was removed the day after its launch. Behind this swift retreat lies a global question: can we still trust a geographical image taken out of context?
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