L’intelligence artificielle n’en finit plus d’occuper les manchettes, et cette fois, c’est OpenAI qui reprend la lumière. L’entreprise, longtemps perçue comme un ovni organisationnel entre fondation philanthropique et start-up démiurgique, vient de finaliser sa restructuration. Objectif : devenir une entreprise « presque normale », comprenez une société commerciale apte à entrer en Bourse — un jour. Un jour, peut-être… si la justice et Elon Musk le permettent.

As OpenAI edges closer to Artificial General Intelligence, internal tensions and Microsoft’s growing influence raise questions about control, ethics, and the future of human-aligned AI.

Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than most organizations can govern it. As enterprises race to keep pace, a focus on smart governance is emerging to balance AI innovation with necessary oversight....

The development of non-medical consumer neurotechnology is gaining momentum. As companies chart the course for future implanted and invasive brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) in non-medical populations...

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TikTok’s U.S. ownership deal raises more questions than answers. A framework struck between Washington and Beijing promises to put American investors in charge of the app’s U.S. operations, but control of its algorithm and data remains unresolved.

From AI to synthetic biology, the speed at which emerging technologies evolve presents dilemmas for governments seeking to harness the benefits of technology while managing risks. This blog explores what policymakers can do to evolve governance at the speed of technology.

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