AI hallucinations: what they really are
Why ChatGPT and other models invent facts, citations, or links — what “hallucination” means, and how to cut the risk in everyday use.
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How the tools, models, and platforms everyone talks about actually work, without spare jargon.
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AI slop: why the internet is filling with generic content
What “AI slop” means, why blogs, ads, and social feeds are full of interchangeable text and images, and how to spot (and dodge) the noise.
Read the article →ChatGPT vs Claude vs Perplexity: which for what
A practical comparison of ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity — real strengths, concrete scenarios, limits, and how to choose by task instead of by hype.
Read the article →Is a paid AI subscription worth it in 2026?
ChatGPT Plus, Claude Pro, Gemini Advanced, Copilot Pro — what paid plans actually change, who benefits, and when free is enough.
Read the article →Why your feed “knows” what you’ll like
How recommendation systems on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, and Netflix learn your tastes — and why it feels like mind-reading when it isn’t.
Read the article →Social Media Ban and Referendum: Gabriel Attal's Constitutional Gamble
A breakdown of Gabriel Attal's proposal to use a national referendum to ban social media for under-15s, analyzing the Article 11 mechanism and the legal tension following the Constitutional Council's ruling.
Read the article →C2PA Content Credentials: A Guide to Cryptographic Provenance
A breakdown of how the C2PA standard uses signed metadata to track a file's history, why it is not an AI detector, and how hardware like the Pixel 10 implements these security levels.
Read the article →Autonomous delivery robots in France: what the August 2026 order actually changes
JO order around 7 Aug 2026, category L, roadway yes / sidewalks no, remote supervision, cybersecurity, local zones: a regulatory unlock — not robots everywhere tomorrow.
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