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Your data, a battleground: what if US pressure were to play into Europe’s hands?

Your data, a battleground: what if US pressure were to play into Europe’s hands?

The watchword came from Brendan Carr, appointed by Donald Trump to head the FCC (Federal Communications Commission, responsible for combating monopolistic practices): “Delete, Delete, Delete”, which is nothing less than a massive deregulation strategy. A study by the Ifri, published in April 2026 by Mathilde Velliet, documents this offensive in detail.

AI Sovereignty: A French Model Isn't Enough

AI Sovereignty: A French Model Isn't Enough

Choosing a French model guarantees nothing about the rest of the pipeline: why 70% of French data still sits outside Europe despite Mistral's rise.

Privacy and AI: What if You’re Looking in the Wrong Place?

Privacy and AI: What if You’re Looking in the Wrong Place?

Hosting in France, no training, ISO 27001: these arguments are useful but do not cover what you might think. Where exactly is the blind spot when it comes to privacy in the age of AI?

IAPP Global Summit 2026: When Compliance Moves from Paper to Proof

IAPP Global Summit 2026: When Compliance Moves from Paper to Proof

The 2026 International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) Global Summit, held in Washington, D.C., from March 30 to April 2, brought together more than 15,000 data protection and compliance professionals. The central message, echoed by all the regulators in attendance, was that compliance on paper is no longer enough. While policies, notices, and internal frameworks remain essential, audits now focus on whether compliance programs actually work in practice. A recurring theme: the inadequacy of compliance models relying on periodic assessments, spot checks, or written policies. Speakers emphasized that AI governance requires continuous monitoring, adaptive safeguards, and real-time oversight: compliance is no longer a state that is achieved and then maintained. It is a living process that evolves with usage, technology, and risks.

What Do the Printing Press, the Industrial Revolution, and the Kodak Camera Have in Common?

What Do the Printing Press, the Industrial Revolution, and the Kodak Camera Have in Common?

Three inventions that, at first glance, seem to have nothing to do with one another. Centuries separate them. Worlds apart. And yet, they share something essential, something we tend to forget when we talk about technological progress. Read on to find out. A Disturbing Analytical Framework The Center for Humane Technology (CHT) has just published a new analytical framework for 2026. And it’s hard to read it without feeling a certain unease. The organization, known for sounding the alarm about the excesses of social media long before regulators took notice, is now turning its attention to AI.

AI and the Labor Market: The Silent Disruption

AI and the Labor Market: The Silent Disruption

Since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022 and the subsequent widespread adoption of generative AI, two camps have been locked in a public debate. One predicts massive job losses, the collapse of the labor market, and an unprecedented social crisis. The other heralds spectacular productivity gains, new professions, and unprecedented growth. Neither is entirely right, or rather, both are asking the wrong question. It is undeniable that AI will transform labor markets. But the question everyone should be trying to answer is whether our democracies have the institutional capacity to manage a transition that is already underway, without eroding the social contract that underpins democratic consent.

Data Anonymization as a Strategic Lever in the Age of AI

Data Anonymization as a Strategic Lever in the Age of AI

In the age of data and artificial intelligence, it is likely that you, like many companies and freelancers, handle increasing volumes of identifying and confidential information.

Are China and the United States Really Engaged in an AI Race?

Are China and the United States Really Engaged in an AI Race?

The prevailing idea of an “AI race” between the United States and China is based on several analytical and narrative misconceptions. It assumes a common goal, a comparable technological trajectory, and a shared finish line...

Europe Versus California: Understanding the Differences Between the AI Act and SB-53

Europe Versus California: Understanding the Differences Between the AI Act and SB-53

Of the 50 largest AI companies in the world, 32 are headquartered in California. California is an important market, on par with Europe...

Technological Optimism in the Face of AGI: What If the Real Risk Was the Illusion of Control?

Technological Optimism in the Face of AGI: What If the Real Risk Was the Illusion of Control?

At a conference organized by the Chinese government in early November, Chen Deli, senior researcher at DeepSeek, highlighted the paradox: technological optimism vs. social pessimism...