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    Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch says AI can be controlled▼CEO of Mistral: AI is software. It can be controlledYhnBusinessEconomy8847 min ago

    Mistral AI chief executive Arthur Mensch argues that AI is fundamentally software and can therefore be controlled, according to an interview with Le Monde. The French start-up boss is pushing back against fears that advanced AI systems are unpredictable or beyond human oversight, framing the technology as an engineering discipline like any other that can be governed through proper design.

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    Climate rallies are being organised across France following a summer of record-breaking heat. Demonstrators are expected to gather in multiple cities to demand stronger government action on climate change, after months in which temperature records were broken nationwide. The events highlight growing public pressure on French authorities over environmental policy and the country's response to increasingly extreme summer weather.

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    France can't count on ECB to fix debt woes, central bank chief says●France can’t count on ECB to fix debt woes, central bank chief says✉newsBusinessBanking7 h ago

    The head of France's central bank has warned that the European Central Bank will not step in to resolve France's debt problems, stressing that the country must address its fiscal situation on its own. The remarks underline growing concern over France's public finances and its budget deficit, and put pressure on the French government to deliver credible consolidation measures rather than rely on external monetary support.

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    France to hold nationwide climate rallies after record-breaking summer●Climate rallies to be held across France on Saturday after record-breaking summer✉newsEnvironment8 h ago

    Climate rallies are planned across France on Saturday following a record-breaking summer of heat and related weather extremes. Organisers and campaigners are expected to press the French government for stronger emissions cuts and climate adaptation measures. The demonstrations follow months in which the country experienced exceptional temperatures, adding pressure on officials as public attention returns to the pace of France's climate response.