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📄 Article ArXiv bans AI-generated papers: How science adapts to AI revolution

📄 Article Smartwatches: Health tracking risks when data overshadows body signals

Smartwatches promise personalized health insights, but data risks overshadowing bodily sensations.

📄 Article Spain Tackles Online Violence Against Women: Will the Rest of Europe Follow?

In response to the surge in cyber abuse targeting women, some EU member states are developing legislation to better protect them.

📄 Article Taxing the Cloud to Save Public Finances: California Wants to Tap Into the Digital Windfall

California, a major software consumer, is considering taxing cloud-based software downloads starting January 2027.

📄 Article ChatGPT Integrates Advertising: Towards an AI Influenced by Commercial Interests?

February 2026: OpenAI begins integrating advertisements into its Free and Go versions for adult users in the United States.

📄 Article Social media: can we really remove under-15s from platforms?

In 2026, the state is pursuing its goal: to regulate (or even ban) social media to better protect teenagers. But in practice, it’s not so simple...

📄 Article Without a Computer, No More Access to Public Services? The Urgency of the Right to Remain Offline

The right to remain offline represents the possibility for every citizen to continue accessing public services without being required to use the Internet.

📄 Article Personal data breach: how to react without panicking

Here’s how to respond in practical terms when a data breach occurs and our personal information is compromised.

📄 Article Everything is designed for us to view AI as human (and it's risky)

AI creators are blurring the lines and pushing us to view these technologies as humans: an anthropomorphism with harmful effects.

📄 Article Teenagers addicted to smartphones? Their parents too

Whatever their age, the French spend too much time on screens. How can we return to a more balanced use?

📄 Article Datacenters: "opacity around this topic is maintained by many stakeholders; it must be addressed"

The growth of datacenters comes with many issues that are not always clearly explained. An interview with Benoit Petit, co-founder of Hubblo.

📄 Article Connected toys: what precautions ensure that a child can have fun safely?

Connected objects have gradually taken over the toy market: what practices should be adopted to limit risks for children?

📄 Article Translucide Collective: "We force ourselves to develop the minimum, or even to remove features"

The Translucide collective offers eco-designed, accessible websites with a focus on sobriety and inclusion. An interview with its four members.

📄 Article The EU empowers citizens to report AI abuses

📄 Article Basic Precautions to Take When Interacting With a Generative AI

What precautions should you take when interacting with an AI? Proper prompt usage, personal data protection, and avoiding errors and biases.

📄 Article Instagram strengthens teen safety and regulates the use of AI

📄 Article Nothing to hide? Here are 5 good reasons to protect your data online anyway

The information you scatter online may seem harmless to you, yet it’s of great interest to many people (sometimes with malicious intentions).

📄 Article Online procedures: who can help you complete them?

An overview of organizations dedicated to supporting citizens who encounter difficulties completing their online procedures.

📄 Article Virtual Campuses: Educational Revolution or Pedagogical Illusion?

Virtual campuses promise expanded access to education for students, but this digital approach is not without its pitfalls.

📄 Article How to reconcile innovation and responsibility in the age of generative AI?

Few organizations have implemented suitable governance, even as the rise of generative AI is disrupting businesses.

📄 Article Will AI Costs Soon Be Borne by Users?

Making consumers pay: the future strategy of Tech giants to monetize AI?

📄 Article Digital Technology, Social Media, NFTs: A Mandatory Path for Artists?

Digital technology: an essential tool for artists seeking visibility, allowing them to reach a wide audience beyond geographic boundaries.

📄 Article Digital therapy: when technology takes care of your mental health

Rise of apps dedicated to mental health: digital tools are establishing themselves as a new ally for patients, complementing healthcare professionals.

📄 Article No need for ChatGPT anymore to translate or summarize a text: the European Commission offers its own AI services

The European Commission provides AI tools for translation, summarization, or text generation. More sovereignty — but under what conditions?

📄 Article Polluting Less Thanks to Remote Work? It All Depends on How You Do It

Remote work transforms employees’ lives by reducing commuting, but increases pollution caused by the use of digital technologies.

📄 Article Cybercrime: people with disabilities are more vulnerable online

Cyberattacks require vigilance online. Yet people with disabilities remain particularly vulnerable to cybercrime.

📄 Article When Precarious Living Conditions Undermine the Digital Security of the French

Online services are designed so that as many users as possible can access them, but they can sometimes be a double-edged sword for the most vulnerable.

📄 Article Dark patterns: Spot and Avoid Online Marketing Traps

Dark patterns: digital practices designed to manipulate users. Learn how to identify them to avoid being deceived.

📄 Article My smartphone is 7 years old: I struggle every day to keep it

In 2024, you need to be creative to maintain your electronic devices: here are some tips to extend the life of your smartphone.

📄 Article Infobesity: How to protect your mental health in a hyperconnected world

Information is everywhere on the web, sometimes causing a real mental overload. In this context, certain habits can help protect oneself.

📄 Article Passwords are still underestimated, and it's problematic

It's no coincidence that they are used to protect our accounts. Here's everything you need to know about passwords to secure your digital activities.

📄 Article TikTok Lite forced to scrap its rewards program in Europe

📄 Article TenTen: The trending French app that divides

TenTen, a French-made social network, allows users to send real-time voice messages to their virtual friends. A playful concept... but intrusive.

📄 Article Eric Alard: Between adrenaline and algorithms, sports in the digital age

Former athlete Eric Alard is a regular at the Olympics. Now working in the digital field, he explores the connections between sports and technology.

📄 Article Shopping online or in-store: It's the same, right? Not exactly

Behind the apparent simplicity of e-commerce, a whole (not exactly eco-friendly) industry gets to work to deliver packages to our doorsteps.

📄 Article Hackers breach Disney to protest its use of AI

📄 Article Spending 2 hours on social media instead of 5 minutes: decoding a common phenomenon

If you often find yourself spending too much time on social media, don’t worry: you’re not alone... and here’s why.

📄 Article Hallucinations without psychedelics: When AI shows its weaknesses

Although responsible for major advancements in many fields, AI is not always very reliable: it can invent information.

📄 Article Perrine Tanguy: Let's avoid deepening the ecological impact of e-commerce

Perrine Tanguy, founder of the E-CO collective, talks to us about the ecological consequences of online shopping.

📄 Article The generalization of AI: Could it redefine the value of our work?

An increasing number of students and employees are using AI to complete their tasks: a trend that might redefine the value of work.