Author: Yoann Pantic

CTO et co-fondateur d’Ecostylia et de Data Éclosion, expert en architecture des systèmes d’IA, en architecture et en gouvernance des données. Il défend la souveraineté numérique européenne. Il écrit sur l’espace, l’intelligence artificielle et la souveraineté numérique, et conduit des entretiens avec chercheurs et décideurs. Style : clair, sans jargon, sourcé.

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Illustration of Crew Dragon and Falcon 9 during SpaceX’s in-flight abort test. This image highlights the continuity of the company’s flight programs. Credit: Public Domain / SpaceX, CC0 1.0.

Digital

After the T-0 abort, SpaceX swaps two Raptor engines and prepares Starship for another launch attempt in Texas

2026-07-17

AI

Cyber Saclay-Team, the Paris-Saclay student initiative linking cyber, AI and sovereignty with Sam Borhani

2026-07-13

Dario Amodei speaks at TechCrunch Disrupt 2023, a few years before Fable 5 crystallized debates about strategic AI. The scene underscores how the choices of a private leader can affect public uses. Credits: Kimberly White/Getty Images for TechCrunch via TechCrunch, CC BY 2.0.

AI

With Claude Fable 5 Blocked by Washington, Europe Rediscovers the Cost of Relying on American AI

2026-06-15

Thomas Pesquet today embodies French expectations around a possible European seat in the upcoming lunar phase. His name stands out not merely from fame but from a mix of deep experience, rare visibility, and a political moment when Europe’s place in Artemis is becoming clearer.

France

Thomas Pesquet and Europe’s path to a future lunar mission

2026-04-09

‘AI colonization of Africa’ (public domain image, Wikimedia Commons).

AI

Adji Bousso Dieng warns of a new digital imbalance in Africa

2026-04-08

The setting Earth, photographed through an Orion porthole at 12:41 a.m. Paris time on April 7, 2026, during Artemis II’s lunar flyby. © NASA.

Digital

Artemis II breaks Apollo 13’s record, crosses the far side and sees a solar eclipse

2026-04-07

At Cape Canaveral, the Artemis II crew left Earth on April 1, 2026 aboard the Orion spacecraft, launched by the SLS from pad 39B. For the first time since Apollo 17, human beings are en route to the Moon.

News

Artemis II lifts off — humanity is heading back to the Moon after half a century

2026-04-01

‘Mistral AI (free image, Wikimedia Commons).’

AI

$830 million, 13,800 Nvidia chips, 44 megawatts: how Mistral AI is building Europe’s AI sovereignty

2026-03-31

On the set of ‘Delta Force’ in 1986, Chuck Norris appears at the fulcrum of his trajectory. A champion turned movie star, then a television figure, he already wears on his face and in his gear the blend that made him singular. His death sheds retrospective light on a path where martial arts, the entertainment industry, and a certain American idea of authority constantly intersected.

Cinema

Chuck Norris, the ‘Walker, Texas Ranger’ star, dies at 86

2026-03-20

In Paris in 2022, the calm face of a test pilot at the moment everything shifts. From a culture of checklists to the promise to ‘dare to dream big together’. Here the story begins: a professional of the collective, of rigor and composure. Before the ISS, that second when Europe chooses its heroines, without folklore, with method.

AI

Mission Epsilon: Sophie Adenot, from checklists to months in orbit

2026-02-14

Parental control for internet on ChatGPT starting September 2025. Linked parent/teen accounts from age 13, settings by age. Memory can be disabled, alerts if distress is detected. A tool to configure together, not a total firewall.

AI

ChatGPT parental controls: OpenAI’s plan and what remains unclear

2025-09-03

A symbol of stability since 1800, the Banque de France houses one of the most discreet yet powerful barometers of the economy: the M3 monetary aggregate. It is behind these walls that, in the silence of the curves, the tremors of a country hesitating between recovery and wait-and-see are observed.

Economy

Silent Recovery or Monetary Illusion? What the Latest Report from the Bank of France Says

2025-06-30