AI Security Brave Exposes Critical Security Flaws in Agentic AI Browsers August 25, 2025 / August 25, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment Brave has revealed critical flaws in Perplexity’s Comet AI assistant, where hidden instructions on a webpage could trick the browser into leaking emails, passwords, or other sensitive data. The research highlights the growing security and privacy risks of agentic AI browsers, and why stronger protections are urgently needed. Read more » agentic ai brave browser security
AI News Security xAI: 370,000 Private Grok Conversations Exposed to Search Engines August 22, 2025 / August 22, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment xAI has exposed over 370,000 private Grok chatbot conversations to search engines, revealing sensitive and dangerous content. The incident raises new concerns about the company’s data privacy practices. Read more » ai privacy security xai
AI The AI Bubble: Sam Altman Admits What Few in the Industry Dare Say August 19, 2025 / August 19, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment Even Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, now admits the AI industry is caught in a bubble fueled by overexcited investors. Like the dot-com crash of 2000, many startups won’t survive when reality hits. Yet, just as the internet endured, generative AI will outlast the hype—though only a few players will emerge stronger. Read more » ai altman bubble chatgpt
AI News OpenAI Releases GPT-5: New Features, Mixed Reactions, and What’s Next August 9, 2025 / August 9, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment OpenAI’s GPT-5 is the most advanced AI yet—but not everyone is happy. Here’s why some users prefer GPT-4o’s style, what Sam Altman says about fixing it, and how personalization may be the future of AI. Read more » ai chatgpt gpt5
AI Guide 7 Actions to Prevent Your Digital Life from Being Fed to AI Models May 1, 2025 / May 1, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment AI models are trained on massive amounts of online data — often without consent. This post shares 6 smart ways to limit your exposure and stay private. Read more » ai browser crawler data guide privacy
AI News OpenAI Releases GPT-4.5 February 28, 2025 / February 28, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment OpenAI has unveiled GPT-4.5, a major leap in AI technology. This new model improves accuracy, reasoning, and natural interaction, making it more reliable for tasks like writing, coding, and research. Learn how GPT-4.5 is shaping the future of AI. Read more » ai chatgpt llm openai
AI News Claude 3.7 Sonnet and Claude Code: A New Era of AI-Powered Development February 27, 2025 / February 27, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment Anthropic has unveiled Claude 3.7 Sonnet, a cutting-edge AI model designed for both rapid responses and deep reasoning. Alongside it, Claude Code introduces an agentic coding assistant that streamlines development tasks. With superior performance in coding and real-world problem-solving, Claude 3.7 Sonnet sets a new benchmark in AI capabilities. Read more » ai claude code llm sonnet
AI The 6 Best LLM Tools to Run Models Locally February 11, 2025 / February 10, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment Explore the best tools for running large language models (LLMs) locally, including LM Studio, Jan, Llamafile, GPT4ALL, Ollama, and LLaMa.cpp. Learn how these tools offer enhanced privacy, customization options, and cost savings, making them perfect for developers and businesses seeking to keep data offline. Read more » ai gpt4all jan llama.cpp llamafile llm lmstudio model ollama top
AI News Alibaba’s Qwen 2.5: A Quiet Yet Promising Launch February 8, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment Alibaba’s Qwen 2.5 AI models have launched with strong capabilities, but the unveiling was much quieter than DeepSeek V3’s. With impressive results in video analysis and math, Qwen 2.5 signals Alibaba’s growing presence in the AI race. Read more » ai alibaba llm qwen
AI News Security DeepSeek AI Leak: Security Lapse Exposes Over a Million Log Entries, API Keys, and Chat Data January 31, 2025 / January 31, 2025 by Corentin C | Leave a Comment Chinese AI startup DeepSeek suffered a major security breach after leaving a ClickHouse database publicly accessible, exposing over a million log entries, API keys, and chat history. Security researchers warned that attackers could have accessed internal data, executed SQL queries, and escalated privileges. This incident highlights the critical risks of poor AI security practices, especially as DeepSeek faces growing scrutiny over privacy concerns and potential misuse of OpenAI’s API. Read more » ai deepseek hack security
