Category: tech

• Stanford’s 2026 AI Index Report: What the Data Actually Shows

  Now in its ninth edition, Stanford HAI’s AI Index tracks where AI actually stands rather than the hype cycle around it — capability, adoption, the economy, and the widening gap between what AI can do and how well it’s governed.

  Christophe

  August 31, 2026

  tech

• Social Media Taught Us This Lesson. Are We Ignoring It With LLMs?

  For nearly two decades, social media grew with almost no regulatory friction. Only now, after well-documented harm to mental health, political discourse, and children’s wellbeing, governments are catching up, passing age-verification laws, algorithm-transparency rules, and youth-protection statutes. The pattern is familiar: underestimate the impact, let the technology embed itself into daily life, and only legislate…

  Christophe

  August 28, 2026

  tech

  governance, LLM, regulation, socialmedia

• LLM: the Cost of Their Successes

  Three sentences I keep hearing about AI, and what the evidence says about each. The problems fall into three categories that are routinely confused: what the system cannot tell you, what companies choose to do with it, and what using it costs even when it works.

  Christophe

  August 26, 2026

  tech

  LLM, tech