Artificial Intelligence

AI creators are blurring the lines and pushing us to consider these technologies as flesh-and-blood humans. Beyond the fact that they are merely machines, this anthropomorphism can have deleterious effects.

Par Arthur Schurck

Connected or “smart” objects have gradually established themselves in the children’s toy market. Promising learning opportunities, cognitive stimulation, and personalized interactions, they nevertheless raise concerns. Several recent studies encourage better regulation of the use of these toys in order to limit potential risks for children.

Par Isabelle Cytowicz

24 November: The EU launches a reporting tool allowing citizens to anonymously and securely report alleged breaches of the AI Act.

Par Léna Jauze

Meta announces two changes on Instagram for teenagers: content control and new AI-related parental supervision tools.

Par Léna Jauze

Former athlete Eric Alard is a regular at the Olympics. Now working in the digital field, he explores the increasingly close links between sports and technology, for both athletes and spectators.

Par Louise Pastouret

From healthcare to education and corporate security, many sectors now use artificial intelligence. Although responsible for major advancements in many areas, AI is not always very reliable: it can invent information. This has significant consequences...

Par Solveig Tiby

An increasing number of students and employees are using artificial intelligence daily to accomplish their tasks. This trend could redefine the value and meaning our society places on work.

Par Nicolas Robin

As artificial intelligence (AI) revolutionizes the field of intellectual creation (music, images, or generated texts), it also raises pressing legal questions. How can copyright law, originally designed to protect human intellectual creation, adapt and organize itself in the face of this new challenge?

Par Nousseu Douon

The legal battle between The New York Times and OpenAI, regarding copyright, will have significant repercussions for the press and AI creators.

Par Maëlys T.

January 9: start of CES 2024. Artificial intelligence is at the heart of all concerns, ecology much less so.

Par Jérémy Pastouret

On the digital side, what does 2024 have in store for us? Artificial intelligence, eco-design, social networks, regulations, digital divide... so many areas undergoing significant changes that promise a year full of news.

Par Les e-novateurs

Faced with an exponential number of applications for the same position, recruiters are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence. The automated selection of the most relevant applications is one of the guarantees of this technology. In this context, to what extent can these professionals delegate their responsibilities?

Par Maëlys T.

What happens to your data when you apply for a job? With the advent of AI in the recruitment process, a notice issued by the CNIL regarding the management of candidates' personal data highlights issues of transparency and ethics.

Par Maëlys T.

A year ago, OpenAI unveiled ChatGPT: a look back at the first year of existence of this innovation.

Par Julie-Sophie Lemoine

On June 14, 2023, the European Parliament adopted the AI Act, a bill on Artificial Intelligence. Evaluation of the danger posed by systems, risk management, transparency towards users: a closer look at a regulation emerging in the context of the rapid growth of the AI market.

Par Nousseu Douon

In large companies, 15% of recruiters receive more than 50 applications per job opening. In these conditions, the temptation to automate the most tedious tasks is strong. Thus, the implementation of artificial intelligence in the recruitment process is increasingly being discussed within major corporations.

Par Maëlys T.

The use of AI marks a turning point in how we work: it influences the way we search for and secure employment. There is currently a plethora of tools that facilitate the work of job seekers with minimal computer knowledge. This article assesses the interactions between generative AI solutions and job searching. To do this, we will follow the adventures of Coraline, a fictional character.

Par Maëlys T.

The President of the United States signs the first decree promoting safety, security, and trust in artificial intelligence.

Par Nousseu Douon

The most powerful artificial intelligence (for now) may soon make its way into all our applications and software. Until now, ChatGPT-4 was only accessible to a handful of developers. What impact will this change have on businesses and digital users? Here are some insights.

Par Jérémy Pastouret

LLaMA (Large Language Model Meta AI) is the artificial intelligence developed by Meta. In theory, to use it, you need to fill out Meta's form and patiently wait for Zuckerberg's team to accept you into their club. But on March 11th, 2023, an unofficial webpage with download links appeared on the web. By combining these links with an Open Source tool, it's possible to install this AI on your computer.

Par Jérémy Pastouret

The race for AI continues among big tech companies. On March 14th, 2023, OpenAI presented the new superpowered version of its AI: ChatGPT-4. OpenAI and Microsoft aim to maintain their lead over Google, Facebook... with even more impressive - and energy-consuming - new features.

Par Jérémy Pastouret

Finding a good psychologist is complex. Once you've passed the first step of establishing a trusting relationship, finding the time to attend sessions regularly and having the means to pay for them is not easy. Could artificial intelligence be the new solution for taking care of our mental health? Among their advantages: no judgement, unlimited memory accessible 24/7, and a cost lower than that of a human.

Par Jérémy Pastouret

If students can use AI to do their homework, why can't teachers use it to prepare their lessons? This game of cat and mouse can be applied to homework preparation, student responses, homework correction...at each stage, ChatGPT is capable of intervening! Here is the result...

Par Jérémy Pastouret

Increasingly used by companies and individuals, ChatGPT is an incredibly powerful tool. And its competitors are rushing to the market: Google Bard, Bing GPT... But what are the environmental consequences of using these artificial intelligences?

Par Jérémy Pastouret

ChatGPT, MidJourney, DALL-E... all these names unknown to the public a few months back are now making the headlines. These Artificial Intelligences allow for writing articles on any topic, or even generating works of art automatically. Tempting, right? We'd all like to have our own AI, a digital intern available at any time day or night. Here's the exclusive recipe for making your own Artificial Intelligence.

Par Jérémy Pastouret

Discover the new version of Meta/Facebook's AI, Llama V2. This version 2 of the Llama AI is described as the next generation of a large Open Source language model. Get technical and practical information to download the model on the MetaAI website.

Par Jérémy Pastouret

Bid farewell to restraint in the use of AI with the introduction of #Microsoft Copilot 365. Privacy might be the last defense against this technology, unless Microsoft already knows everything about us. Explore how AI is seamlessly integrated into Microsoft's tools, from Microsoft Graph to ChatGPT, to save time in both professional and personal life. Discover the showcased use cases and promises of this technology in the presentation video.

Par Jérémy Pastouret