Actualités — 2026-08-03

OpenAI chief Sam Altman posted a demo of ChatGPT Work that links family calendars and creates a personalized morning podcast for kids, covering everything from soccer games to birthdays. The tweet garnered thousands of likes and prompted a viral rebuttal from "Gravity Falls" creator Alex Hirsch, who asked, “What if you just talked to your children?” Altman's pitch echoes previous remarks about AI‑assisted parenting and comes as OpenAI hires a product manager for trust‑sensitive family experiences, while competitors like Meta test bedtime‑story apps. The push follows a series of lawsuits alleging ChatGPT contributed to delusions and suicides, which the company says it is addressing.Lire la suite

Starting Aug. 2, 2026, the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act requires companies to disclose whenever users interact with AI systems or view AI‑generated content. The new transparency obligations cover ads, chatbots, recommendation engines, and even internal tools like contract‑drafting software. Non‑compliant firms face fines up to €15 million or 3 percent of global revenue. Regulators warn that the flood of labels could overwhelm consumers, while industry lawyers say the rules will force businesses to embed disclosure mechanisms deep into their tech stacks.Lire la suite