Artificial intelligence
Why can an AI forget what you just told it
A smooth conversation can create the illusion of stable memory. In reality, available context, intermediate summaries and service design create real limits.
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Models, uses, automation
Artificial intelligence
Can an AI service really guarantee the confidentiality of your data
The word “secure” is not enough. Architecture, retention, subprocessors and contract terms all matter before drawing a conclusion.
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Artificial intelligence
An AI agent can act, but with which permissions
When a system moves from answering questions to using tools, its allowed actions and stop mechanisms become central.
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Artificial intelligence
Why can AI invent a source with complete confidence
A generative model produces plausible sequences, not a guaranteed bibliography. A precise-looking reference can therefore be false even when every detail sounds credible.
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Is an open model necessarily more transparent
Accessible weights, published code, an open licence and detailed documentation are different dimensions. The word “open” does not describe the whole system.
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Does detecting a deepfake prove that the content is false
Detectors look for statistical or technical clues, but errors and rapidly evolving generators make it unsafe to turn one score into an absolute verdict.
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