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France will replace Palantir with the French firm ChapsVision for DGSI’s mass data processing, citing a push to cut US tech dependence and boost digital autonomy. The DGSI had recently renewed its contract with Palantir, and no transition timeline has been announced. The move fits broader France AI investments and a push for national control over critical data tools.
Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 is pitched as a long‑horizon, autonomous AI capable of planning and executing multi‑step tasks over days. The piece argues this shift from chat‑driven interfaces to proactive digital workers is reshaping how AI is used, with major players like OpenAI and Google chasing agents that can act on your behalf. While the author remains a ChatGPT user, the article highlights a looming industry pivot toward autonomous AI systems that do the work with minimal supervision.
At Eurosatory near Paris, organizers say Europe may need to rely on off-the-shelf weapons delivered quickly in a potential conflict with Russia, as drones, AI-enabled autonomy, long-range missiles and counter-drone defenses take center stage; Ukraine’s experience pushes a shift toward simple, mass-produced platforms and rapid procurement, with rising defense investment, broader participation by European NATO firms and U.S. companies, and even banks financing defense ventures.