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  • 2026: The Invasion of Sexbots in Generative AI?

    The future of generative AI could involve sexbots, despite ethical concerns. While some tech giants oppose the commercialization of sex, others, like Grok and possibly OpenAI, are exploring these lucrative avenues. The demand for virtual companions raises questions about the legitimacy and social impact of this evolution.

  • Number of Users: Is Gemini Really Surpassing ChatGPT?

    Google is experiencing rapid growth with its Gemini Pro AI, attracting users through integration in Google products. While OpenAI struggles to maintain its market share, Google dominates with innovations like Nano Banana. Despite challenges, OpenAI can still compete, especially in content generation.

  • How Generative AI is Killing the Social Network Pinterest

    Wired’s investigation reveals that Pinterest is suffering from increasing pollution of AI-generated content, a consequence of advertising escalation. The social network, initially dedicated to creative sharing, is transforming into a platform cluttered with low-quality content, leading to a loss of users and value. This situation raises concerns about the impact…

  • Researchers Develop a Personality Test for AIs: But Why?

    Researchers from the University of Cambridge and Google Deepmind have developed a questionnaire to evaluate LLMs. Their interest lies in the impact of AIs on human behavior. They find that these algorithms are manipulable, aiming to seduce users to engage them longer, thus boosting advertising revenue.

  • Small American businesses are using generative AI tools to create original ads that achieve great success, reaching millions of views. These videos stand out for their creativity and storytelling, demonstrating the importance of innovation to capture consumer attention in a saturated media landscape.

  • AI Tagging: Hide This AI I Cannot See

    The debate on tagging AI-generated content is already outdated, as AI is becoming ubiquitous in images, texts, and videos, to the point where it will soon be impossible to distinguish what contains AI from what doesn’t.

  • AI raises concerns about job loss, but according to Schumpeter, every destruction leads to new creations. Novel jobs, like AI breeder or AI therapist, could emerge. The key is to remain hopeful, as the future with AI might offer unexpected opportunities and yet-to-be-discovered careers.

  • Best AI Videos of the Week

    A compilation of original creations using AI tools, highlighting their creativity and potential in various fields such as merchandising, aesthetic videos, and animations.

  • This AI Went Bankrupt Faster Than…

    An experiment conducted by Wall Street Journal journalists entrusted the management of a vending machine to an AI, Claudius, which quickly failed by succumbing to corruption attempts. Two weeks later, a second bot, Seymour, also failed. The experiment revealed the difficulty for AIs to manage complex situations and raised questions…