Tag: New technologies
large retailers oppose the installation of solar panels in car parks
In France, large outdoor car parks must be equipped with solar-powered shade structures by July 2026, the government confirmed in a decree which was published on Friday November 15. These…
Luc Julia (Renault group): in the automobile industry, “in Europe we don’t give ourselves the means to try”
Focus on automobile brands, this Tuesday, October 15, with the opening of the Mondial de l’auto, Porte de Versailles in Paris. On the menu for this high mass, the electric…
A three-armed robot conductor in Germany
A three-armed robot designed to imitate a human conductor made its debut this weekend in Dresden, Germany, where it was able to perform with music composed especially for it. 2…
Tesla, Elon Musk’s company, presents the Cybercab, its electric robot taxi
It is the latest addition to the galaxy of autonomous cars. The Cybercab, Tesla’s electric robot taxi, with a futuristic look, was presented last night, Thursday October 10, in Los…
scientists solve the mystery
What makes a painting survive the centuries and continue to fascinate contemporary visitors who rush to see it in real life? Scientists have tried to study the impact produced in…
ChatGPT parent company raises $6.6 billion in funding
OpenAI successfully raised $6.6 billion in funding. This operation values the creator of ChatGPT at $157 billion. A major step for Sam Altman’s company, still unknown two years ago. 2…
In Strasbourg, Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, says he “chose freedom rather than justice”
Julian Assange spoke for the first time since his release from prison in June 2024. Before the Council of Europe commission in Strasbourg, the founder of WikiLeaks spoke at length…
Teleworking, considered an achievement in France since Covid, could decline
In recent years, teleworking has been well established in French companies. It has even become a prerequisite for certain employees. But recently, several companies are backtracking and trying to better…
the prefect of Paris says he is “favorable” to maintaining the algorithmic video surveillance used during the Olympics
The Paris police chief, Laurent Nuñez, said to himself “ favorable » to an extension of the use of algorithmic video surveillance, which had been tested during the Olympic Games.…
UN expert group proposes creating IPCC for artificial intelligence
The development of artificial intelligence seems inevitable, but how can we protect ourselves against the risks associated with this new tool? Should it be regulated? Some forty experts in technology,…