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The invisible email pixel: what the French regulator CNIL allows since 2026
A single invisible pixel tells a sender who opened an email, when and on which device. France's data protection authority set the rules in April 2026: consent, exemptions, proof, withdrawal. What changes for a newsletter, a marketing email or a plain business email.
AutomationEditing a video by writing a web page: HyperFrames and video production in the age of AI agents
With HyperFrames, a video is no longer an editing-software project but an HTML page that an AI agent writes and the computer turns into an MP4. How it works, what it does well, and where it stops.
AIFable 5: what Anthropic's new AI can really do (and what it signals)
Anthropic has launched Claude Fable 5, the first model in a “Mythos” class above Opus: days of autonomous work, a one-million-token context window, unprecedented safeguards. What's real, what still needs verifying, and what it changes going forward.
AIThe Great GPU Rush: what these chips actually do, and why the world is fighting over them
GPUs have become the most coveted object in tech. What they're for, where the shortage comes from, and the hidden chains of dependency — from Taiwan to helium and neon. A strategic read.
AIThe gap is widening between engineers who use AI and everyone else
A silent divide is running through the technical professions: those who master AI assistants are pulling ahead of the rest. An analysis — and the key, overlooked role of token quotas.
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The invisible email pixel: what the French regulator CNIL allows since 2026
A single invisible pixel tells a sender who opened an email, when and on which device. France's data protection authority set the rules in April 2026: consent, exemptions, proof, withdrawal. What changes for a newsletter, a marketing email or a plain business email.
Editing a video by writing a web page: HyperFrames and video production in the age of AI agents
With HyperFrames, a video is no longer an editing-software project but an HTML page that an AI agent writes and the computer turns into an MP4. How it works, what it does well, and where it stops.
Fable 5: what Anthropic's new AI can really do (and what it signals)
Anthropic has launched Claude Fable 5, the first model in a “Mythos” class above Opus: days of autonomous work, a one-million-token context window, unprecedented safeguards. What's real, what still needs verifying, and what it changes going forward.
The Great GPU Rush: what these chips actually do, and why the world is fighting over them
GPUs have become the most coveted object in tech. What they're for, where the shortage comes from, and the hidden chains of dependency — from Taiwan to helium and neon. A strategic read.
The gap is widening between engineers who use AI and everyone else
A silent divide is running through the technical professions: those who master AI assistants are pulling ahead of the rest. An analysis — and the key, overlooked role of token quotas.