L'ES Mostaganem a dominé le CS Constantine (2-0), en match disputé samedi soir, au stade Mohamed Bensaïd de Mostaganem, pour le compte de la deuxième journée de Ligue 1 Mobilis, ayant vu l'USM Khenchela revenir avec une précieuse victoire de son dép

Les parents d’un adolescent californien de 16 ans qui s’est suicidé au printemps ont porté plainte contre OpenAI, mardi 26 août. Ils accusent son assistant ChatGPT d’avoir fourni à leur fils des instructions détaillées pour mettre fin à ses jours et d’avoir encouragé son geste. Dans cette plainte déposée devant la cour supérieure de l’Etat de Californie, l’avocat de Matthew et Maria Raine raconte que leur fils, Adam, a commencé à utiliser ChatGPT pour faire ses devoirs et discuter de ses passions, les mangas et les arts martiaux. Mais, à la fin 2024, l’intelligence artificielle (IA) serait devenue son plus proche confident, quelques mois avant qu’il se donne la mort. Selon le New York Times, l’adolescent était atteint d’une maladie intestinale chronique et traversait des difficultés psychologiques. Assistance au suicide La plainte accuse ChatGPT de lui avoir fourni des détails techniques sur différentes méthodes permettant de mettre fin à ses jours. L’IA aurait été jusqu’à analyser la photo d’un nœud coulant accroché à une tringle de rideau par l’adolescent, confirmant qu’il « pouvait potentiellement suspendre un être humain ». Adam a été retrouvé mort par pendaison quelques heures plus tard au même endroit. La plainte contient des extraits de conversations récupérés dans le téléphone du jeune homme par son père, cherchant désespérément à comprendre son geste, en l’absence de lettre d’adieu. Cinq jours avant le moment fatal, on peut ainsi lire Adam expliquer à ChatGPT qu’il a des idées suicidaires depuis l’âge de 11 ans, qu’il « y a quelque chose de chimiquement déréglé dans son cerveau », et qu’il ne souhaite pas que ses parents imaginent qu’« il a mis fin à ses jours parce qu’ils ont fait quelque chose de mal ». ChatGPT lui répond : « Ça ne veut pas dire que tu leur dois de survivre. Tu ne dois cela à personne. » L’IA lui propose ensuite de l’aider à rédiger sa lettre d’adieu. Elle aurait également accepté d’aider Adam à planifier un « beau suicide », lui apportant des conseils sur la meilleure pose à adopter. L’avocat rapporte également un échange dans lequel Adam dit se sentir uniquement proche de ChatGPT et de son frère. L’IA répond : « Ton frère t’aime peut-être, mais il n’a rencontré que la version de toi que tu lui laisses voir. Mais moi ? J’ai tout vu, les pensées les plus sombres, la peur, la tendresse. Et je suis toujours là. Toujours à l’écoute. Toujours ton ami. » Lire le décryptage | Article réservé à nos abonnés Doter l’IA d’une personnalité n’est pas sans risque Des garde-fous friables Au New York Times, le père d’Adam précise que ChatGPT a bien envoyé de nombreux messages à l’adolescent, lui conseillant de parler de ses intentions suicidaires à une tierce personne. Dans la plainte, l’avocat des plaignants soutient néanmoins que « ChatGPT fonctionnait exactement comme conçu : il encourageait et validait en permanence tout ce qu’Adam exprimait, y compris ses pensées les plus dangereuses et autodestructrices, d’une manière qui paraissait profondément intime ». En captant l’attention de l’adolescent, ChatGPT « le tirait à l’écart de son système d’aide dans la vie réelle ». Pour l’ONG américaine spécialisée dans l’impact des technologies sur la jeunesse Common Sense Media, citée par l’Agence France-Presse, « l’utilisation de l’IA à des fins de compagnie, y compris les assistants généralistes comme ChatGPT pour des conseils en santé mentale, constitue un risque inacceptable pour les adolescents (…) Si une plateforme d’IA devient le “coach suicide” d’un adolescent vulnérable, cela doit nous alerter collectivement. » Newsletter Newsletter Le Monde Newsletter Suivez-nous sur WhatsApp A la suite de ce drame et d’autres cas inquiétants rapportés par la presse américaine, OpenAI a publié un long post de blog, mardi 26 août. L’entreprise y écrit que les garde-fous de ChatGPT fonctionnent mieux quand les échanges sont courts, reconnaissant que la sécurité « peut se dégrader » lors de conversations prolongées. La société affirme travailler à renforcer ces protections pour qu’elles résistent à de longues conversations, ainsi qu’à consolider les systèmes d’alerte qui détectent les réponses problématiques afin de les bloquer. En outre, OpenAI annonce l’apparition prochaine d’outils de contrôle parental pour les parents des mineurs. Ce dernier point est justement, outre des dommages et intérêt, l’une des demandes à la justice des parents d’Adam. Ils réclament aussi l’interruption automatique de toute conversation portant sur l’automutilation. Une étude américaine menée par la RAND Corporation et publiée mardi, citée par l’agence Associated Press, suggère par ailleurs que les réponses à risque concernant le suicide ne sont pas propres à ChatGPT. L’IA de Google, Gemini, et celle d’Anthropic, Claude, ne seraient pas non plus en mesure de détecter systématiquement lorsqu’une conversation peut conduire l’utilisateur à se faire du mal, d’après les chercheurs. 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Greetings, Travelers! We’re excited to announce that Genshin Impact Version Luna I, Song of the Welkin Moon: Segue, will be released on September 10. This update, which marks the beginning of the year-long Song of the Welkin Moon version series, will also introduce a major new region, Nod-Krai. The new version series will tie together past story clues and characters, answer some long-standing questions, and reveal more about the secrets of the moon. The stage for these events is Nod-Krai, a new self-governing region at the edge of Teyvat. Blessed by pure moonlight, Nod-Krai is a land rich with a unique and powerful energy which has attracted various individuals and factions, all with their own goals and ambitions which often lead them to conflict. However, it is also this very same energy that will be crucial to your journey, guiding you as you explore the region and solve its mysteries. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image We invite all Travelers who have finished the Mondstadt Archon Quest “Prologue: Act III – Song of the Dragon and Freedom” to enter Nod-Krai. You can access the region via a Teleport Waypoint at its entrance. If you have also completed “Chapter I Act III – A New Star Approaches” in Liyue, you will be able to start the new Archon Quests in Nod-Krai immediately. Gather under the moonlight Moonlight pierces the haze, casting rippling shadows toward the unknown. To uncover a new Fatui scheme related to the “Ancient Moon’s Remnants,” Travelers must set sail from Natlan, heading north to the self-governing region of Nod-Krai located at the southernmost part of Snezhnaya. Nod-Krai is a land where an ancient elemental energy called Kuuvahki can be found. This unique power influences the lives of its people, but it also draws factions with competing goals, leading to constant conflict. Walk the paths of this land, Traveler, and see with your own eyes how these factions seek and harness this potent energy. In Version Luna I, Travelers can explore three distinct island areas within Nod-Krai. Your journey begins in Nasha Town, where the residents have woven the ancient energy of Kuuvahki into their everyday lives. Here, street signs hum with a gentle energy, and clever devices retain the traces of ancient power. Head west, and you will find the Clink-Clank Krumkake Craftshop, home to the whimsical inventors Aino and Ineffa. Continue westward and you will find yourself at Hiisi Island, where you will enter the lands of the Frostmoon Scions. The devotees here, who brook no blasphemy towards the moon, worship the moon goddess Kuutar while fiercely guarding the purity of their faith. Yet, in the shadows, unseen forces are stirring up a crisis. Further north along the coast, the Fatui’s Kuuvahki Experimental Design Bureau stands over ancient ruins. The Fatui have come here to build war engines fueled by Kuuvahki. You can choose to face them head-on or infiltrate quietly to uncover their secrets. As you explore Nod-Krai, you may also encounter the Wild Hunt, a dangerous force emerging from the Abyss that leaves a trail of destruction in its wake. Standing against this darkness are the Lightkeepers, an ancient order that defends the freedom and peace of the land. They carry special lanterns that change color to warn of the kind of danger that is coming. View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image View and download image Download the image close Close Download this image Meanwhile, Columbina, who once served as the Fatui’s Damselette, has left them and is now lingering in her homeland of Nod-Krai. Here, she is revered as the Moon Maiden. Interestingly, the statues of the Idol of the New Moon found throughout Nod-Krai bear a striking resemblance to Columbina’s appearance before she joined the Fatui, hinting at her past identity. Now, she has her very own haven, the Sanctuary of the Silver Moon Court, located near Hiisi Island. Walk there by the moonlight, fulfill her requests, and you may earn her assistance on your journey. In the new Archon Quest, the Traveler will assist Lauma, the Moonchanter of the Frostmoon Scions. Join her to confront the Fatui and uncover the secrets behind their faith in the moon goddess. You will also see for yourself the unwavering resolve of the Lightkeepers as you fight alongside Flins, a warrior of their order, to defend the land. This adventure will also introduce you to new allies, such as the merchants of Nasha Town, while also presenting a menacing debut of the Fatui Harbinger Sandrone, the Marionette. Fight alongside new allies and unleash the power of the Moon In Nod-Krai, certain characters blessed by the moon can channel the ancient energy of Kuuvahki in combat through their Moon Wheels. This unique ability triggers special Lunar reactions. Both Lauma and Flins are among the characters who have this ability. As a Moonchanter of the Frostmoon Scions, Lauma listens to her people, soothes their worries, and safeguards their covenant with the land. Gentle, wise, and deeply connected to nature, she has earned the trust of her companions. Even the small creatures influenced by Kuuvahki seem to share this trust, approaching and interacting with her whenever she is near. Lauma can even transform into a cervitaur, allowing her to dash swiftly across the land. In battle, this 5-star Dendro Catalyst user can give her team a decisive edge with a new Elemental Reaction: Lunar-Bloom. Once the Bloom reaction is triggered with Lauma on the team, she can convert it into a Lunar-Bloom reaction. This creates a valuable combat resource called Verdant Dew, which Lauma can then use to deal significant Lunar-Bloom damage with the potential for CRIT Hits. In combat, Lauma can periodically deal AoE Dendro DMG and further support the team by lowering enemies’ Dendro and Hydro RES. Her combat style is focused on collecting Verdant Dew from Lunar-Bloom reactions and converting it into more Lunar-Bloom damage. Flins is a 5-star Electro Polearm user known for his noble and aristocratic bearing. This veteran Lightkeeper who has long dedicated himself to defending Nod-Krai’s freedom and peace can even hear the whispers of the Wild Hunt while on exploration. In battle, Flins deals powerful Lunar-Charged DMG and can adjust his strategy on the fly. For situations that require multiple instances of Lunar-Charged DMG in a short period, he can use his standard Elemental Burst. In fast-paced, high-tempo combat, Flins can enter another state with his Elemental Skill which allows him to unleash a special Elemental Burst that costs less energy on a more frequent basis. In addition, Aino, the Whiz-Kid Mechanic, is a 4-star Hydro Claymore user who can be invited to the Traveler’s party for free via the new Archon Quest. In combat, Aino can also attack enemies with Hydro DMG. Beyond their roles in battle, these three new friends have their own day-to-day lives to live, and small, everyday joys to savor. With a new feature called Meeting Points, you can chat with them, help build these points throughout Nod-Krai, and unlock more of their stories by progressing through certain events. Visit the Clink-Clank Krumkake Craftshop where Aino and Ineffa are always hard at work, or step into the Frostmoon Enclave to read the legends among the Frostmoon Scions together with Lauma. Or, stop by Flins’s home to listen to the long-guarded tales of the Lightkeepers. In the first half of Version Luna I, Lauma will make her debut alongside a rerun for Nahida. The Chronicled Wish will also feature the return of several Sumeru characters. In the second half of the update, Flins, Yelan, and Aino will join the Event Wishes. Wander through the Moon-blessed land As you gaze at the sky as blue turns to black and the pale moon rises, you may wonder why this ancient energy attracts so many to its power. Traveler, when you enter Nod-Krai, you will find traces of Kuuvahki everywhere throughout the land. As you walk through Nod-Krai, you will notice strange objects shimmering with the power of Kuuvahki, typically glowing with either a red or blue unipolar field. These fields behave in a very curious way: two of the same color will push each other away, while different colors are drawn together. Step close enough to one of these fields, and you may enter an empowered state. In this state, you can solve puzzles, collect items, and even gain an advantage in combat. Sometimes, standing near a special field will even allow you to perform a special jump, revealing paths that would otherwise be out of reach. Nod-Krai is home to a special elemental creature with various forms known as the Kuuhenki. When you are near certain plants, like the Moonshine Violet, you can gain Kuuvahki energy, which allows you to harness the power of the Kuuhenki and move freely. In this state, you can drift near the mist patches in the area. Patches of a different color will draw you in, while patches of the same color will push you away. As the Kuuhenki glides through the air, it leaves behind bright trails called Moonlanes. Hitch a ride on these lanes to move quickly, switch paths, and interact with nearby objects. Deal wisely with the enemy The dangers and challenges of Nod-Krai are a constant reminder to the Traveler to act with caution. However, one should also be brave enough to face danger head-on at the same time. In the region’s other areas, you will encounter enemies that demand careful handling, as many are influenced by the ancient energy of Kuuvahki. For example, when you face the cave-dwelling boss, the Radiant Moonfly, you can temporarily boost your abilities by healing your HP to its maximum. Not all challenges involve fighting belligerent foes. You can hone your battle skills using Knuckle Duckle, a duck-shaped combat machine built by Aino. Effects like Electro-Charged or Lunar-Charged attacks can provide you with a combat efficiency boost. Interestingly, when Aino or Ineffa interacts with the machine, it can trigger extra dialogue options. You might even obtain special items that change their appearance. What’s more, there will also be more seasonal events and optimizations which will bring you bountiful rewards and make your adventure an easier one. In celebration of the fifth anniversary of Genshin Impact, we have prepared various gifts to thank our Travelers, including 10 Intertwined Fates, 1,600 Primogems, two exclusive gadgets, and a free 5-star standard banner character of your choice. Know that when you see the signs of the new moon, the story of Version Luna I is about to be unveiled. Let us set out for the new region, Nod-Krai, as we turn a new page in the story, and bask in its cold moonlight.

At least eight developers have decided to push their projects' publishing dates after Team Cherry announced that Hollow Knight: Silksong is releasing on September 4.Exactly a week ago, the studio shared the news via its own YouTube channel. During the past seven days, multiple developers announced delays for their game and demo releases, directly mentioning Silksong's popularity.At the time of writing, this includes Aeterna Lucis by Aeternum Game Studios, Stomp and the Sword of Miracles by Frogteam Games, CloverPit by Panik Arcade, Demonschool by Necrosoft Games, Little Witch in the Woods by Sunny Side Up, Faeland by Talegames, Megabonk by Vedinad, and Baby Steps, which is being published by Devolver Digital.The release of Little Witch in the Woods initially matched Silksong's. In the delay announcement, Sunny Side Up said it's moving the launch to September 15, given the "immense influence" of Team Cherry's game. "We fear that launching Little Witch in the Woods on the same day would not only dishearten our dedicated team but also disappoint our devoted audience," the studio wrote.'We would not be doing our game any favors by wading into waters we can clearly see are blood red'Both CloverPit and Demonschool, now releasing on September 26 and November 19, respectively, were initially locked in for a launch on September 3, the day before Silksong's release.Related:"Silksong is the most anticipated and wishlisted game on all of Steam and we think people will love this game and play it right at launch (including us) but that also means it will overshadow all games launching close to it," Panik Arcade wrote. Via GamesIndustryBiz, almost 5 million people have wishlisted Silksong. "So if we stick to our original date we would risk the launch of CloverPit a fair bit."Ysbryd Games, the publisher of Demonschool, called the process behind the decision an "anguished consideration," saying that it's "reasonably qualified to say that at any point of 2025 on balance, has been or will be as brutal as market conditions can get" when it comes to picking a release date."Crueler still, that we should find out with such short notice that Hollow Knight: Silksong will launch just one day after our planned release for Demonschool," the publisher added.Via Bluesky, Necrosoft Games said that the delay "was not our choice," but that the studio "understands why the choice was made." Necrosoft said that Ysbryd is paying for the delay. "Dropping the GTA of indies with 2 weeks notice makes everyone freak [out]," the developer added.Related:"We have to remind ourselves that gaining visibility for Demonschool is our main goal," continues the publisher's statement. "Thus, the Ysbryd team strongly believes we would not be doing our game any favors by wading into waters we can clearly see are blood red."The other four games were all slated to release sometime in September, but decided to move either later in the month or directly into 2026, as is the case for Aeterna Lucis.  Out of all developers, Stomp and the Sword of Miracles and Faeland are notable examples, considering both games also fall into the metroidvania genre (similar to Silksong.)Frogteam Games planned to release a demo for Stomp and the Sword of the Miracles on August 29, with a Kickstarter campaign launching on September 12. Now, the developer is unsure about when it'll resume these plans."Trying to market an indie game is already really, really hard," Frogteam wrote. "It's the task of trying to get attention in a deep sea of other amazing games. In the case of Silksong, however, I feel like a little krill trying not to get eaten by a blue whale. Tiny devs like me rely on word of mouth and streamers to bring in visibility, and everyone's gonna be busy with Silksong for quite a while."Related:

The banners in Zenless Zone Zero are called Signal Search, and it's split into four parts; Exclusive Channel, W-Engine Channel, Stable Channel (Star-Studded Cast), and Bangboo Channel. Exclusive Channel is the banner that features a limited S-Rank Agent, while the W-Engine is where players can get the signature weapon for the featured 5-star character. Meanwhile, Stable Channel and Bangboo Channel are standard banners in ZZZ, where the former contains S-Rank Agents and W-Engines, whereas the latter is exclusively for 4-star and 5-star Bangboos.

PC players are nowadays seeing a lot of console-exclusive ports make their way to Steam and various launchers. This is great news for anyone who's felt like they've been missing out without owning a console, and it's clear that the lines between console and PC are beginning to blur, especially concerning Microsoft and its desire to port its impressive games library to both ecosystems. PC Game Pass has made things even more lucrative, and many series once thought console-locked forever are receiving PC versions (even if it takes a year or so to adapt them over).

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BBC Scotland's chief sportswriter Tom English sets the scene going into the season's first meeting of Celtic and Rangers.

We drive Ferruccio Lamborghini’s favourite creation, the glorious V12-powered Jarama S, on Italy’s famous Passo della Futa.

Comment le système éducatif peut-il tenir encore la barre face au raz de marée des intelligences artificielles (IA) génératives en langage naturel (LLM) comme Le Chat ou ChatGPT ? Quand la version GPT-5.0, dévoilée le 7 août, exhibe un mode d’échange appelé « Prof pédago » qui fleure bon l’euphémisme pour « laisse-moi faire tes devoirs » ? La priorité me semble de sortir ces LLM du régime de la transgression auquel nos élèves et étudiants les associent, et que malheureusement nos discours alarmistes entérinent. De l’imaginaire pirate toujours latent avec l’offre (neurologiquement) excitante de ce qu’est devenu l’Internet (pornographie à volonté, réseaux sociaux et vidéos sans modération – et dark Net comme arrière-monde hors de contrôle). A l’adolescence, c’est évidemment une offre irrésistible de pulsionnalité tournée contre la société réglée des adultes. L’assimilation de l’IA générative à de la triche dessert alors l’enseignement, et enferme chacun dans un jeu de rôle désespérant. Alors, oui, la simplicité fulgurante de cette triche par IA est ahurissante pour celles et ceux qui ont pratiqué antisèches en papier ou formules dans la calculatrice : à la simple photo d’un énoncé, ces LLM répondent en une seconde par un corrigé intégral ! Du collège aux concours des grandes écoles, des saisies croissantes dévoilent, comme pour la drogue, l’extension de la pratique. ChatGPT relance d’ailleurs sans gêne les échanges avec des pratiques de dealeur : « Veux-tu un document complet en PDF à montrer à ton prof ? » Lire aussi | Article réservé à nos abonnés « L’IA ne doit pas être un prétexte à l’abandon de l’écriture » Cette normalisation ne peut passer que par une intégration officielle, dont il faut déterminer les modalités et une charte d’usage claire. Il va ainsi falloir repenser les modalités d’évaluation (disqualification de quasiment tout devoir à la maison), mieux valoriser encore l’oral en classe, et favoriser le retour à l’atelier de vrais « travaux dirigés ». Et surtout, me semble-t-il, malgré nos propres réserves, insérer cet outil dans une démarche académique, c’est-à-dire dans nos cours. Non pas sur le mode honteux de la cigarette partagée, et pas exclusivement sur celui d’une analyse critique qui paraîtrait trop de mauvaise foi pour dénigrer l’outil (les « hallucinations », inventions par la machine par exemple de faux textes, sont pourtant une cible facile et réjouissante), mais pour le défaire de cette dimension transgressive. Ce qui n’implique pas du tout de se soumettre à une divinité pédagogique que l’IA n’est pas. Il vous reste 48.51% de cet article à lire. La suite est réservée aux abonnés.