Ipsos barometer: AI use is gaining ground faster than trust
62% of workers surveyed in 32 countries say AI saved them time last year. Yet only 40% of Americans think its benefits outweigh the risk of job losses.
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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Work to compete with Claude Cowork
OpenAI has unveiled ChatGPT Work, an agent able to produce documents, spreadsheets and presentations on its own by connecting to Slack, Teams, Drive or SharePoint. Anthropic had already triggered a stock market drop in the professional services sector with the launch of Claude Cowork; head-on competition over the automation of office work is now established.
Read the article →AI Overviews arrive in France before 23 September
Google plans to roll out AI Overviews and AI Mode in France by 23 September 2026. The AI-generated summaries at the top of search results already capture most of the clicks elsewhere in the world, and France will be no exception.
Read the article →Tesla caps its employees' AI spending at $200 a week
Since 6 July, Tesla has limited spending on third-party AI tools to $200 a week per employee. The company joins Uber, Meta, AT&T and Amazon in the same wave of restrictions: a sign that the bill for autonomous AI tools is becoming a governance issue in its own right.
Read the article →France's Osez l'IA plan has already reached 35,000 companies
More than 35,000 French companies have been supported in nine months by the network of AI Ambassadors, as part of the national Osez l'IA plan. The stated objective, 100% of large companies and 50% of micro-businesses using AI by 2030, makes the spread of AI a state priority rather than a passing market trend.
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