AI tested on the most complex medical cases Microsoft recently unveiled a revolutionary artificial intelligence tool called MAI-DxO (Microsoft AI Diagnostic Orchestrator). This system was tested on 304 particularly difficult medical cases, taken from the New England Journal of Medicine, a global reference in clinical research. The results are spectacular: the AI achieved a success rate of 85.5%, while the most experienced doctors peaked at around 20% when they had to solve t

Denmark is preparing to introduce a groundbreaking law that would make it the first European country to grant citizens full legal rights over their face, voice, and body in digital environments. In the context of the rising threat posed by AI-generated deepfakes, this legislative move signals a major shift in how identity is treated in the age of artificial intelligence.

Since May 2025, a worrying trend has been confirmed: dramatic drops in the number of indexed pages in Google Search Console, sometimes dropping from 100,000 to fewer than 10,000 in a matter of days, without any visible technical changes. Debates around these anomalies are exploding on Reddit, SEO forums, and specialized sites, as highlighted by Abondance on June 12, 2025.

Meta is taking the next step in the AI ​​race by creating a lab dedicated to superintelligence. The goal? To surpass human capabilities and deliver "personal superintelligence for all."

If you're a machine learning or GenAI practitioner; or a Python developer in general, your main concern is (and should be) the core features of whatever scripts you are writing (the backend of a web app, an ML training script, a prompt chaining logic…). What you certainly don’t want, is to spend hours wrestling with virtual environments, investigating why your dev package versions are different than your prod versions,  or fixing inconsistent formatting before your pull reque

Cloudflare recently launched AI Labyrinth, an innovative solution designed to counter AI bots that crawl the web without permission to collect data for training artificial intelligence models. Rather than blocking these bots, which could alert them and prompt them to change tactics, AI Labyrinth redirects them to a maze of AI-generated pages, trapping them in a loop of useless content.

he internet has undergone significant transformations since its inception, evolving from a simple network of static pages to a dynamic ecosystem of interactive content and services. However, recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and the rise of zero-click internet experiences are posing unprecedented challenges to the traditional web business model. But  how these technological shifts are reshaping the digital landscape and threatening the economic foundations o

In a world where ecological concerns now affect every aspect of our lives, including our digital practices, new, often surprising, discussions are emerging. One of these is the question of whether being "polite" to an artificial intelligence like ChatGPT could have an indirect impact on the environment. Behind the apparent absurdity of this reflection—how could a polite phrase destroy forests or inflate our carbon footprint?—lies a serious question about how our choices of in

Superintelligence is often defined as a form of intelligence far beyond human cognitive abilities. Unlike the artificial intelligence (AI) we know today—largely specialized in specific tasks such as facial recognition or machine translation—superintelligence is said to have almost unlimited understanding and adaptability. It would surpass humans in “everything,” whether creativity, problem-solving, or simulated emotions.