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Month:October 2025

IA and economy: between technological promises and realities on the ground

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What the 2025 MIT and Yale studies reveal about the real impact of artificial intelligence on work and businesses. Sources of analysis inspiration: Yale Budget Lab Reports and MIT Project NANDA For the past three years, artificial generative intelligence has been at the centre of the global economic debate. Saluteed as the most ...

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African Journalism: between lost rigor, economic powers and digital chaos

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How can the African media become again the faithful mirror of the societies they claim to serve? The glamour of professionalism and the necessary awakening Looking at the American series The Morning Show, one cannot help but admire the discipline, verification and coordination that drive the writing. Everything is calibrated, thoughtful, methodical. An African viewer...

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Submitted, docile and perfect: the feminization of artificial intelligences, mirror of an algorithmic patriarchate

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Between advertising, robotics and modern solitude, the female figure continues to be instrumentalized to soften, seduce and serve. Behind the modernity of artificial intelligence is an archaic imagination: that of the programmable, docile and uncontradictory woman. When technology resurrects the old myths of women's digital age had to be that of the ...

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Africa under the influence of "Fort Men" : When presidential power becomes the main curse on the continent

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African political history seems to be rhythmic with the same score: that of an all-powerful president, often self-proclaimed "strong man", who reigns without division over a state transformed into a personal heritage. Under the democratic varnish, power is concentrated, justice inferred, counter-powers neutralized. In a continent rich in natural and human resources, presidentialism ...

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Marshall McLuhan in the face of artificial intelligence: the medium become spirit

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At a time when artificial intelligence is reshaping our relationship to knowledge, creativity and even thought at a dizzying speed, it is beneficial to revisit the legacy of a thinker who, long before the digital age, had come forward with the transformative power of media and technology: Marshall McLuhan. Marshall McLuhan, the media visionary « ...

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The invisible gap: how intellectual disparity destroys conjugal communication

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Love at the test of intellectual imbalance In the past, it was said that « the opposites attract ». Today, the social psychology nuance: they attract, of course, but they do not always last. The modern couple, whether from spontaneous union or from a long history, do not escape a growing tension between intellectual difference and the need for cognitive complicity. When ...

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Legitimate Inhumanity: from Valladolid to Jim Crow laws, a history of domination and lust

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The history of European expansion and the construction of colonial empires has often been based on religious and legal justifications. From the Valladolid controversy in the 16th century to the Jim Crow laws in the 20th century, through the Black Code of 1685, three milestones illustrate how human dignity was trampled on in the name of the ...

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