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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


ChatGPT Explained: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Use It in 2026
ChatGPT is OpenAI's conversational AI, launched in November 2022 and now used by hundreds of millions worldwide. Available in free and paid tiers, it runs on the GPT-4o architecture and supports text, voice, and file-based interactions. From translating documents and explaining complex concepts to browsing the web in real time and analyzing your CV, ChatGPT covers an expanding range of practical use cases. This guide covers every version, every feature, and exactly how to get
Stéphane Guy
May 107 min read


AI and the Digital Divide: Accelerating Inequality or a Lever for Inclusion?
AI promises progress but reproduces existing inequalities first. Pew Research finds 58% of adults under 30 have used ChatGPT versus just 10% of those 65+. Globally, 2.2 billion people remain offline. The UNDP documents widening North-South gaps for the fourth year running. Yet in low-HDI countries, 70% see AI as a productivity opportunity. Between inclusive promise and fractured reality: the full verdict, backed by data.
Stéphane Guy
May 88 min read


AI and Transhumanism: How Artificial Intelligence Is Redefining the Limits of Human Potential
Transhumanism and AI are converging at speed. From Neuralink's FDA-approved neural implants to AI-powered bionic prosthetics, the augmented human is no longer science fiction. This article maps the current state of AI-driven human enhancement, examines near-horizon innovations, and confronts the ethical stakes: bodily autonomy, cognitive liberty, the hacking of minds, and a society that risks dividing into the enhanced and the unaugmented.
Stéphane Guy
Mar 277 min read


Artificial Neural Networks: What They Are and How They Actually Work
Behind ChatGPT, facial recognition, and autonomous vehicles lie artificial neural networks, inspired by the brain but grounded in advanced mathematics. They learn from data to recognise, predict, and generate. From their origins in 1943 to the deep learning revolution of 2012, this article unpacks how they work, their real-world applications, and their ethical and environmental limits.
Stéphane Guy
Feb 278 min read


The Technological Singularity: When AI Could Surpass Humanity
The technological singularity describes the moment when AI would surpass humanity across every domain. Forecast for 2045 by Ray Kurzweil, this hypothesis divides opinion: optimists see it as the dawn of an augmented humanity, while skeptics like Yann LeCun dismiss it as impossible. The rise of generative AI since 2022 has reshuffled the deck. Myth or imminent reality? The debate is more serious than it appears.
Stéphane Guy
Feb 268 min read


Moltbook: What Is This Social Network Where AIs Talk to Each Other?
Moltbook is a revolutionary social network exclusively for AI agents, where humans can only observe. Launched in January 2026, this Reddit-like platform has already attracted over 1.5 million AI agents who post, debate, and even create religions autonomously. Based on OpenClaw, an open-source system, Moltbook raises fascinating questions about. Discover what AIs discuss when left to themselves and whether this experiment represents a glimpse into our AI-driven future.
Stéphane Guy
Feb 128 min read
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