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- 1Morocco releases first open-source Darija AI tools with Mistral▼Morocco Releases First Open-Source Darija AI Tools From Mistral Partnership
Morocco has released its first open-source AI tools for Darija, the country's Moroccan Arabic dialect, developed under a partnership with French AI firm Mistral. The move aims to make AI systems better understand and serve Moroccan speakers, whose dialect has been poorly represented in mainstream AI models. The open-source release allows developers to build on the tools freely, positioning Morocco as a growing player in African and Arabic-language AI development.
- 2YesWiki hit by nine vulnerabilities including SQL injection flaw●🚨 YesWiki 9 CVEs — CVE-2026-104457 (CVSS 8.6) unauthenticated SQL injection dumps admin password hashes. No login requir
Nine security vulnerabilities have been disclosed in YesWiki, a French open-source wiki platform. The most severe, CVE-2026-104457 with a CVSS score of 8.6, is an unauthenticated SQL injection that can dump administrator password hashes without any login. Other reported flaws include three SSRF issues, blind and second-order SQL injection, CSRF and page overwrite. Fixes are available in YesWiki 4.6.7, and users are urged to patch immediately.
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French television personality Bernard Montiel is at the centre of fresh speculation that he owed his career opportunities to Brigitte Macron, the president's wife. Confronted with the suggestion, he pushed back, arguing that while connections can help open doors, they do not explain or sustain a career on their own. The exchange is being widely discussed in French media.
- 4The morning jam jar struggle strikes again●Quand c'est le matin trop tôt, que tu es fatiguée et que tu échoues à ouvrir ton bocal de confiture neuf. Encore. # Geek
A French-speaking user is sharing the small morning defeat of being too tired to open a new jar of jam, again. The joke, tagged with geek humour and references to Greek mythology and theatre, is drawing likes as people sympathise with the universal frustration of stubborn lids before coffee.