Chip manufacturers fund the companies that buy their products, fuelling investment and sales. But if revenues prove insufficient to sustain growth, public procurement and incentives could shift part of the risk onto taxpayers

Small AI models could be just a few months away from being able to replicate themselves on low-cost connected devices. What are these low-cost devices? Almost anything: from smart ovens or fridges to unbranded Android set-top boxes, with no central infrastructure to shut down  

We keep asking ourselves which jobs artificial intelligence will ‘replace’, as if the future were to take the form of a list of professions that have been done away with. In the short term, it is perhaps more interesting to look at something less dramatic: the breakdown of work into responsibilities that can be delegated

The debates, the controversies, the announcements, the warnings about the end of the world: in the artificial intelligence sector, everything is happening on X, formerly Twitter, despite it technically being a competitor, namely xAI. Recently, even Zuckerberg had to return there to announce the latest developments from Meta AI: in short, if you’re not on X, you’re nobody (at least in this field).