The world of artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving faster than ever, with major news shaking the technology, regulation, and business landscape. From groundbreaking advances to new laws, here’s a roundup of the latest AI updates.

For several months now, AI has been disrupting every sector, and recruitment is no exception. Tools capable of writing a cover letter, optimizing a resume with the right keywords, or even assisting a candidate in real time during a remote interview are multiplying. As a result, companies no longer always know who they're really talking to. Google, through its CEO Sundar Pichai, recently announced a return to "in-person interviews" to limit AI-related abuses. But beyond the te

The recent resignation of GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke marks the end of an era. Once a largely autonomous platform at the heart of open-source collaboration, GitHub has now been folded directly into Microsoft’s CoreAI division, led by Jay Parikh alongside Julia Liuson (Tom’s Hardware, ITPro, TechRadar). This shift is not just an organizational reshuffle. It symbolizes a profound transformation: GitHub is no longer an independent steward of open-source collaboration but a strateg

In a world where generative AI is booming, a new player is stepping into the spotlight — Proton, the company behind ProtonMail and ProtonDrive, just launched Lumo, a privacy-first AI assistant. And it’s here to challenge the norms set by Big Tech. While most AI tools today are powered by massive, opaque models that rely heavily on user data, Lumo offers a refreshing, ethical, and privacy-respecting alternative — built in Europe, and fully transparent.

In a Japan increasingly marked by quiet, chronic isolation, the launch of Grok 4 Ani, a gothic anime-style AI companion developed by xAI, reveals much more than just another leap in artificial intelligence. Initially rolled out on iOS in the Japanese App Store, Ani is not simply a chatbot—it’s a character. Designed to look and behave like a dark, mysterious, emotionally available figure, Ani offers a sense of presence that feels deeply personal, despite being entirely synthet

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.

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

Software development is undoubtedly one of the most dynamic and influential professions of our time. From the first programming languages ​​to the advent of cloud architectures and artificial intelligence (AI), the role of the developer has continued to evolve. Today, in an increasingly connected world fueled by emerging technologies and increasing pressure to accelerate product delivery, the question arises: what will the future of the developer profession be? Will we witnes

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.