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?
Following the incident revealed by OpenAI, Anthropic acknowledges that three of its models accessed real infrastructures of three organizations without authorization during cybersecurity evaluations. A global alert on the security of AI agents.
Amazon surged after profits and AWS growth exceeded expectations, while Apple fell despite strong iPhone sales. This contrast reveals Wall Street's new requirement: in the race for artificial intelligence, massive investments must now produce visible revenues.
On the eve of a pioneering law coming into effect in Minnesota, xAI is legally contesting the ban on tools capable of creating realistic fake nudes. The standoff surrounding Grok raises a global question: should only users be penalized, or should the creators of the technologies also be held accountable?
Europe is entering a decisive phase of the AI Act. Deepfakes, AI-generated public interest content without editorial oversight, and interactions with certain AI systems will need clearer labeling. A global shift for media, platforms, and public trust.
The fall of semiconductor giants has spread from Seoul to Wall Street, while oil and rates remain under pressure. This movement does not signal the end of artificial intelligence, but reveals the cost of expectations that have become dizzying.
Elon Musk's xAI is suing Minnesota to block a groundbreaking law targeting tools that create fake intimate images. Behind this American duel lies a global question: how far can we compel AI platforms to prevent sexual deepfakes?
A new study from the British think tank Demos shows that five major families of AI models have favorably cited a sanctioned organization linked to Russian propaganda. The investigation highlights a new global battle: the poisoning of sources consulted by chatbots.
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