
Hubert Étienne and Brad Smith warn of the risks linked to the uncontrolled development of AI and plead for strict supervision.
Philosopher Hubert Étienne and Microsoft President Brad Smith are calling for stronger regulation of artificial intelligence, highlighting the risks of superintelligence and the need for independent controls before any deployment.
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The debate on the regulation of AI is intensifying in the face of the technological race between large companies in the sector.
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INTERVIEW - Hubert Étienne, philosopher and founder of Quintessence AI, deciphers the acceleration of competition between technological giants and denounces the risks of the emergence of a superintelligence that we claim to control without really having the means.
“Milk cartons are subject to more controls”: the president of Microsoft calls for regulating the development of Artificial Intelligence
Interviewed by the BBC, Brad Smith calls for the implementation of “emergency brakes” and tests by independent agencies, prior to the deployment of new models.

An unprecedented cyberattack has affected hundreds of supermarkets in France, where hackers took remote control of Danfoss refrigeration control systems to overheat freezers, causing millions of euros in lost goods.
Hundreds of French supermarkets suffered a cyberattack targeting their refrigeration systems overnight from Sunday to Monday, causing temperature rises of up to 50 degrees and the loss of fresh produce. The Intermarché, Netto, Carrefour, Monoprix, Coopérative U and E.Leclerc brands are affected. An investigation was opened by the Paris prosecutor's office and entrusted to OFAC.

An unprecedented and extremely serious cyberattack has put the cold production facilities of several hundred French supermarkets out of service, condemning stocks of fresh and frozen products to destruction, according to Dominique Schelcher of Coopérative U.

Russian tech giant Yandex reported an outage in its cloud infrastructure following a Ukrainian drone attack that damaged a data center in Vladimir, causing malfunctions in its services.
A cybersecurity incident affected CAF's Vacaf system, causing a leak of beneficiaries' data. Cnaf suspended the platform and activated a crisis unit, while ensuring that banking data and passwords are not affected.

Yandex announced on Sunday that its cloud infrastructure was down following a Ukrainian drone attack that damaged its data center in Vladimir, near Moscow. The company specifies that no casualties have been reported and that repairs are underway. This attack comes in addition to similar incidents at its centers in Kaluga and Sassovo earlier in the week.