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THE 360°AI BLOG
Predictive Justice and AI: When Algorithms Enter the Courtroom
Predictive justice covers AI tools that forecast judicial outcomes and reoffending risk. In the US, the COMPAS algorithm was accused of racial bias and later upheld in court under strict limits. In France, the DataJust project was abandoned. The EU AI Act classifies these systems as "high-risk." While AI can streamline civil litigation, using it in criminal justice raises serious questions about transparency, discrimination, and accountability.
Stéphane Guy
Sep 310 min read
Will AI Colonize Mars Before We Do? What Space Engineers Are Really Building
In December 2025, NASA handed a Mars rover's full navigation over to AI for the first time. It's a turning point that shows what colonizing Mars really requires: robots that build, algorithms that heal, systems that keep humans alive without waiting on Earth. Between real breakthroughs and rarely-discussed blind spots, this article breaks down why artificial intelligence has become the precondition for a lasting human presence in space.
Stéphane Guy
Sep 210 min read
AI and Legal Liability: What the Law Can Do, and Where It Still Falls Short
An AI can't be sued, but someone has to answer for its mistakes. Between the Civil Code, the EU AI Act, and a liability directive scrapped in 2025, the legal framework remains fragmented. Developers, deployers, users: who actually carries the liability when an algorithm discriminates, injures, or misleads? A close look at a legal vacuum that worries lawyers and victims in equal measure, and the early court rulings starting to fill it in.
Stéphane Guy
Aug 2610 min read
Artificial intelligence and disability: what progress has been made in improving medical research?
By analysing millions of pieces of data (X-ray images, patient records, etc.) in a matter of seconds, AI promises to diagnose conditions such as autism and multiple sclerosis more quickly, as well as predict their progression and identify new types of diseases.
Stéphane Guy
Jan 1710 min read
Generative AI: when technology reveals its invisible dangers and their victims
Behind the enthusiasm for AI, a worrying reality is emerging: suicides, behavioral addictions, and cases of psychological manipulation linked to these tools.
Stéphane Guy
Dec 14, 202511 min read
AI and automation: what are the real risks for our society?
Between promises of efficiency and legitimate fears, it is time to take stock of the real challenges that lie ahead. Employment, ethics, security, democracy: discover the major challenges posed by this unprecedented technological revolution.
Stéphane Guy
Nov 26, 202510 min read
Supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement learning... what is AI learning?
For AI to be effective, it needs to learn to grow. There are three main types of learning used to train artificial intelligence. Understanding how AI learning works provides a better understanding of how these computer programs, which are increasingly present in our lives, function.
Stéphane Guy
Nov 9, 20256 min read
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