AI

2026

Twenty Years of Cleaning Bugs

The Sunday-morning call has not changed in twenty years. Only the bug has: from a crash, to a configuration, to a sentence that is fluent, confident and wrong.

Standing Watch

A daily security watch that runs itself: a swarm of local agents, a Kanban board, and a background task wired into a one-person SOC. A Vibe Orchestration field report.

Deploying GenAI Without Breaking GDPR

A leader freezes a working AI project out of fear of GDPR and the AI Act. The three texts are not three walls. They ask, in three vocabularies, the same four operational questions.

The Expert's Paradox

If you need to be an expert to verify what the AI says, you don't need the AI. The paradox that quietly defines AI use in 2026.

When the Room Empties

The share of genuine human content on the live web is shrinking faster than most organisations realise. What a CIO actually sees in logs, pipelines, and API traces, and why it matters for everything downstream.

Algorithmic Slop

Confident, well-formatted, quietly wrong. Five real cases from a fractional-CIO practice, and the discipline that catches them.

Vibe Orchestration

Most people chat with AI. A few direct it. What changes when you stop being an operator and start conducting.

In French

2026

Qui formera les experts de demain ?

FR

Le travail confié aux juniors ne servait pas qu’à produire, il les formait. Si l’IA le reprend sans qu’on y pense, on leur retire de quoi apprendre le métier.

RAG sans illusions

FR

Ce que coûte vraiment un RAG en PME, et pourquoi la plupart des projets qui en demandent un ont besoin de cinq documents et d’un prompt.

Acculturer une équipe à l’IA générative

FR

Payer des licences ne suffit pas à installer l’usage. L’adoption de l’IA générative bute surtout sur la peur et la permission floue, bien plus que sur le choix du modèle.

Où héberger son IA ?

FR

Le pilote fonctionne. Reste la question que personne n’a posée avant de commencer : où vit le modèle, et de quoi accepte-t-on de dépendre ?