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The news of AIxH, a digital marketing and artificial intelligence agency in Luxembourg: digital advertising, SEO and GEO, AI integration and training, social media. These articles are the English editions of analyses first published in French in our weekly newsletter. The AI newsletter itself is written in French.

5 September 2026 · Digital advertising · Kenza Battache

Reddit opens its AI advertising campaigns to all advertisers, SMEs included

Since 3 September 2026, Reddit has opened its AI-driven advertising campaigns, Max Campaigns, to all advertisers; they had been limited to a restricted group since January (Social Media Today). For brands that already manage their social presence and their paid campaigns, the launch adds a channel to weigh up alongside Google and Meta, with figures quoted by Reddit itself: 17% lower cost per acquisition and 27% more conversions.

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5 September 2026 · AI training · Xavier Lesueur

Claude Fable 5.1 costs up to 45% less, depending on how your teams use it

On 1 September 2026, Anthropic launched Claude Fable 5.1 and Claude Mythos 5.1, one model under two levels of safeguards, with a 75% cut in the price of cache reads (VentureBeat). For a company already using Claude, the real saving sits between 25 and 45% according to Anthropic, and depends on how its teams work with the tool: the price of input and output tokens does not move.

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5 September 2026 · SEO & GEO · Grégory Camus

AI Mode stopped citing its sources for 48 hours, Google confirms a bug in Gemini 3.8 Flash

On 3 September 2026, SEO consultants noticed that AI Mode answers generated by Gemini 3.8 Flash, the model added the previous day to the menu for Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, no longer showed any link or citation on informational queries (Search Engine Roundtable). On 4 September, Robby Stein, vice-president of product for Google Search, acknowledged a malfunction and announced a fix; that same morning, the links reappeared (Search Engine Land).

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5 September 2026 · Content & Social media · Hugo Hamot

GPT-6 Astra produces slides on your template, websites and 3D scenes, and what remains for the art director

On 3 September 2026, OpenAI launched GPT-6 Astra, presented as its “smartest and best-aligned” model (official announcement). Beyond the benchmark scores, the demonstration that matters to a creative studio comes down to three examples: a slide deck produced on OpenAI's own presentation template, a house modelled in Blender then made walkable in Unreal Engine 5, and websites hosted directly from ChatGPT.

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2 September 2026 · Digital advertising · Grégory Camus

ChatGPT Ads passes $1 billion, and OpenAI targets $100 billion by 2030

On 31 August 2026, OpenAI announced that ChatGPT Ads had passed $1 billion in annualised advertising revenue, a threshold reached less than 200 days after the US pilot launched in February (Digiday). The group immediately opened self-service buying to European advertisers, one week after ChatGPT ads arrived in Luxembourg, and extended its ad business to India, the Middle East and North Africa.

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Where can I follow AI news from Luxembourg in English?

This page gathers the English editions of AIxH's weekly analyses on artificial intelligence and digital marketing, written in Luxembourg for companies in Luxembourg, France, Belgium and the Greater Region. Each article first appears in French, in the AIxH newsletter and on the French site, and is then published here in English.

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Every week, after the French edition. Each article shows the date of its first publication in French and the date of its English edition, and links to the AIxH service it relates to (digital advertising, SEO and GEO, AI integration or AI training).

Who writes these articles?

The AIxH team: Grégory Camus (co-founder, 27 years in digital), Xavier Lesueur (co-founder, founder of Vanksen), Kenza Battache (project manager and acquisition specialist) and Hugo Hamot (art director). Every article is signed and linked to its author's profile.

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