Netflix has announced the loss of a thousand jobs and the replacement of its ‘content officer’. The streaming service is grappling with a crisis of engagement, but the real competition does not come from its direct rivals: YouTube is increasingly dominating home entertainment and currently appears invincible.

Conditioned reflexes: not ours regarding AI, but those of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate speaking about AI. “Data matters,” he says, provided it is interpreted correctly – that is, in his own way. 

According to two researchers, malware developed by AI could pose a significant threat to global digital security. However, the tone and nuances of the analysis veer toward a certain degree of doomsday thinking, which blurs the distinction between what should be taken seriously and what appears to be mere storytelling.

From Siri to open-weight models, American and Chinese Big Tech companies are setting the pace. The EU is losing ground in innovation and lacks an internal market for the Dutch machinery that makes the most advanced semiconductors possible

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  

Sabotage of refrigerators in 500 French supermarkets: refrigeration systems in disarray. Cyber security expert Marco D’Itri: “Most intrusions occur in trivial ways.” The manufacturer’s security flaws and the negligence of those who left the systems exposed to the internet are under scrutiny. And AI is speeding up the work