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Topic : AI

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A reviewer behind a screen watches a conversation with an AI assistant and several ordinary photographs sent by users.

Privacy & artificial intelligence

Copilot: humans may see your prompts and the photos you send

Hundreds of contractors are reportedly evaluating real prompts and images submitted to consumer Copilot. Microsoft acknowledges that some conversations may undergo human review. But turning off training does not necessarily mean no human will ever see the content.

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An editorial illustration shows six ordinary failures linking a software agent, a factory, an unreachable switch and a world that has become fragile.

AI, control & systemic risk

The end of the world by AI will not look like what we imagine

The credible scenario is not one of a machine that wakes up and declares war on us. It looks more like a chain of capabilities, misunderstood objectives, overly broad access, imperfect monitoring and human decisions taken too late.

An editorial illustration links the ordinary details of an urban life to build a person's digital profile.

OSINT, AI & social engineering

What AI can learn about you in one minute

Artificial intelligence does not invent a new kind of surveillance: it turns scattered public traces into a usable profile, then lowers the cost of a targeted attack. Here is what that changes — and how to take back the initiative.

Illustration of linguists watching an artificial language take shape in successive layers

Artificial intelligence and linguistics

ConlangCrafter lets AI build languages with their own grammar

ConlangCrafter combines phonology, grammar, vocabulary and translation in an automated pipeline. It creates varied constructed languages, although their internal consistency remains imperfect.

Illustration of glowing plasma held inside a tokamak while scientists supervise the system

Artificial intelligence and energy

AI steers tokamak plasma in 20-millisecond control loops

The PACMAN framework controlled five live experiments on the DIII-D tokamak. Its feedback loop runs in about 20 milliseconds and can anticipate certain instabilities before they form.

Abstract digital face surrounded by data, illustrating how artificial intelligence can make language more uniform

Artificial intelligence

Is AI making us all write the same way?

Writing assistants can improve a text quickly, but they may also reduce stylistic diversity. The real challenge is benefiting from the tool without surrendering your own voice.