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Mon Carnet du 9 oct 2026
Podcast: Leak Show Cops Can Break into Locked iPhones

We start this week with a story from our old friend Lorenzo Franceschi-Bicchierai, about how cops can bypass the inactivity reboot on iPhones. After the break, Jason tells us how people are losing their minds over an LLM ‘torture’ prison. In the subscribers-only section, Sam explains what happened in a wild ChatGPT case in New Mexico.
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Weber : La Suisse veut réduire sa dépendance envers les géants américains
Débrief transatlantique – Agents IA, lunettes qui entendent et sécurité
Le marché gris chinois qui contourne les restrictions d’Anthropic
Sam Altman face aux risques de l’IA, au pouvoir d’OpenAI et à l’avenir de l’humanité
Forfaits cellulaires au Québec : qui offre le plus pour votre argent en ce moment ?
Podcast: The FBI Was Hacked. We’ve Seen the Data

We start this week with Joseph’s stories on the massive FBI hack. 404 Media broke this news and continued to cover the breach of data on all FBI employees and their spouses. After the break, Jason tells us how a surveillance company is telling cops it wants to add facial recognition tech to Flock camera data. In the subscribers-only section, Jason and Joseph chat all about Muse, Meta’s new agentic AI, and how humans are actually behind some of the tasks. Because of course.
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Mon Carnet du 3 oct 2026
Trump mise sur l’autorégulation des géants de l’IA
Le podcast gagne du terrain au Québec et devient de plus en plus visuel
Les Québécois passent moins de temps sur les réseaux sociaux, mais restent très attachés à leurs écrans
Forum : Meta ressuscite son ancienne application dédiée aux groupes Facebook
AMD rachète World Labs et mise 8,2 milliards sur l’IA spatiale de Fei-Fei Li
TikTok en 2026 : plus de contenu, mais de moins en moins de visibilité
Mon Carnet : ceux qui l’ont construit racontent l’aventure depuis 10 ans
Anthropic prévient ses futurs actionnaires que l’IA pourrait menacer l’humanité
The End of Privacy Is Here (with Kashmir Hill)

Facial recognition is everywhere now. It’s in surveillance cameras; it’s soon going to be in Meta’s RayBan pervert glasses, and some students already did that. You now have massively viral accounts that take clips of people, run them through facial recognition software, and then post their name and other personal info for everyone to see. We haven’t fully come to terms with what it means to live in a world where anyone can basically dox anyone else now.
To talk through this, Joseph spoke to Kashmir Hill. She’s a reporter at the New York Times, and the author of Your Face Belongs to Us: A Tale of AI, a Secretive Startup, and the End of Privacy.
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Podcast: OpenAI Admits AI is Killing the Internet

We start this week with Jason’s story about OpenAI and Microsoft’s big admissions from court records that they are destroying the internet in all sorts of ways, and stealing intellectual property on an unprecedented scale. He admit it. After the break, Emanuel explains how he hijacked a real band’s Spotify page with AI-generated slop. In the subscribers-only section, we hear all about iLands, the AI agent platform that is basically just spam.
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