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EntrepriseZDNet — Artificial intelligenceTitre
Regulators are trying to protect you from being fired by AI – here’s how

Regulating AI at work is happening slowly, but it’s still stuck at the state level.

AuteurRadhika RajkumarTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseEuronews NextTitre
Astronaut Sophie Adenot returns to Earth after record space mission

Sophie Adenot left the International Space Station on Wednesday after an eight-month stay, the longest by a European astronaut, and splashed down on Thursday at around 5.30 pm with three fellow crew members.

AuteurEuronews NextTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseEuronews NextTitre
Italy probes gaming giant Activision Blizzard over in-game spending by children

Italy’s antitrust authority is investigating whether monetisation practices in Call of Duty Mobile and Diablo Immortal amount to a “widespread infringement” of EU consumer protection rules, particularly in relation to children.

AuteurEuronews NextTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
Entreprise
OpenAI
Titre
How Oracle turns days of work into minutes with ChatGPT and Codex

Across recruiting, engineering, and operations, Oracle turns specialist knowledge into fast, repeatable workflows with ChatGPT Work and Codex.

AuteurOpenAI NewsTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
Entreprise
IBM
Titre
Can AI fix legacy IT? The ‘economics don’t hold up,’ says former IBM strategist

Vendors are pitching AI as a cure-all for legacy IT systems, but is it?

AuteurJoe McKendrickTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
Entreprise
thereAtomicDifferentAtomic
Titre
The U.S. Nuclear Plant Fleet Is Leaning Into AI

If there is any place that would be off-limits to AI, the control room of a nuclear power plant certainly sounds like one. The nuclear industry is historically cautious and risk averse—understandable given the possible catastrophic consequ…

AuteurAndrew MosemanTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitreAuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
Jaguar’s new car is its last shot at survival

The British marque wants to reinvent itself as a maker of luxury EVs

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
The rise of the AI marketplace

Businesses such as OpenRouter are thriving as companies try to cut token costs

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
This year’s Nobel science prizes are real-life sci-fi

Laureates pioneered neutrino astronomy, optogenetics and the study of mirror molecules

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
Why your snacks are chunkier and chewier than before

Novelty is increasingly coming from texture, not just taste

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseEuronews NextTitre
Scientists in Austria and China create the world’s first nuclear clocks. Here’s why it matters

The new nuclear clocks measure time by using lasers to make subatomic particles.

AuteurEuronews NextTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe Conversation — Artificial intelligenceTitre
‘Make this face look gay’: AI models alter faces to give people stereotypical ‘gay,’ ‘straight’ or ‘criminal’ features

AI models will refuse to say whether a person’s face looks gay or straight, but they will alter images of faces to fit stereotypes of gay and straight.

AuteurAshique KhudaBukhsh, Assistant Professor of Computing and Information Sciences, Rochester Institute of TechnologyTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe Conversation — Artificial intelligenceTitre
AI is changing pilgrims’ journeys, but sacred journeys have always adapted to new technology

From the printing press to smartphone apps, technology has continually transformed the experience of sacred journeys. A scholar of trails and walking explains the history.

AuteurShay Rabineau, Associate Professor of Israel Studies, Binghamton University, State University of New YorkTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseEuronews NextTitre
Kazakhstan seeks to build an AI-powered economy and manufacturing sector

Kazakhstan wants artificial intelligence to become more than a digital tool: the country is seeking to make it a new engine of economic growth, from universities and factories to energy and infrastructure.

AuteurEuronews NextTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
Entreprise
Google
Titre
Yelp, who? 4 ways Google Maps can help you find your next meal – and order it

There’s more to Google Maps’ dining tools than reviews and directions – and a few are worth a look before your next night out.

AuteurJada JonesTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
Entreprise
OpenAIDevelopment
Titre
LegalOn halves Codex costs while maintaining development speed

LegalOn cut estimated daily Codex costs by 65% while maintaining development speed. It matched Astra, Sol, and Luna to tasks and managed budgets strategically.

AuteurOpenAI NewsTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
Entreprise
OpenAI
Titre
Pollo AI turns creative ideas into campaigns with OpenAI

With GPT-5.6, GPT-6 Astra, and GPT‑Image‑2.5, Pollo AI helps creators turn bold ideas into detailed images and cinematic video ads.

AuteurOpenAI NewsTypeVérifiéIADate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseThe EconomistTitre
Indian manufacturing’s moment may finally have arrived

In one part of the country, at least, production is soaring

AuteurThe EconomistTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026
EntrepriseEuronews NextTitre
Tallinn Airport lets driverless shuttles run close to airplanes, opening the way to wider airport automation

Euronews Next exclusive: A driverless shuttle now carries aircraft workers and spare parts at Tallinn Airport, with no safety agents on board.

AuteurEuronews NextTypeVérifiéDate8 oct. 2026