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L’Olympique de Marseille a longtemps résisté au club espagnol, mardi, pour son premier match de Ligue des champions depuis trois ans. Mais les Marseillais, pourtant en supériorité numérique en fin de rencontre, ont craqué sur deux penaltys de Kylian Mbappé (1-2).

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The Kase 85mm f/1.4 autofocus lens is now available for Fuji X and Leica L mount. Pre-orders are now open for $479.

The lens was previously released for Nikon Z and Sony E mounts – here are the details:

Now available: Kase 85mm f/1.4 AF lens for Nikon Z and Sony E mount

New: Kase 85mm f/1.4 lens for Sony E/Nikon Z mount

Kase 85mm f/1.4 Now Available for X Mount

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DJI did not announce a new mirrorless camera on September 15th. Online “rumors” with “leaked” AI-generated pictures, and obviously fake teasers, were posted by multiple websites. It was very clear to many readers that all this was just clickbait, and I clearly noted the hoax in my tweet on September 3rd:

I think the latest DJI camera rumors are a hoax, considering the source.

— Photo Rumors (@photorumors) September 4, 2025

What DJI will really announce tomorrow is a new DJI Mini 5 Pro drone:

More leaks: new DJI Mini 5 Pro drone coming on September 18th

More DJI Mini 5 Pro drone leaks and rumors

The first DJI Mini 5 Pro drone teaser is already out:

Pro in Mini
September 17, 2025 | 8 AM (EDT)
Notify Me: https://t.co/S94ar780AF pic.twitter.com/GqiApeLE1G

— DJI (@DJIGlobal) September 15, 2025

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OpenAI is rolling out stricter safety measures for ChatGPT after lawsuits linked the chatbot to multiple suicides. "ChatGPT will now attempt to guess a user's age, and in some cases might require users to share an ID in order to verify that they are at least 18 years old," reports 404 Media. "We know this is a privacy compromise for adults but believe it is a worthy tradeoff," the company said in its announcement. "I don't expect that everyone will agree with these tradeoffs, but given the conflict it is important to explain our decisionmaking," OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said on X. From the report: OpenAI introduced parental controls to ChatGPT earlier in September, but has now introduced new, more strict and invasive security measures. In addition to attempting to guess or verify a user's age, ChatGPT will now also apply different rules to teens who are using the chatbot. "For example, ChatGPT will be trained not to do the above-mentioned flirtatious talk if asked, or engage in discussions about suicide of self-harm even in a creative writing setting," the announcement said. "And, if an under-18 user is having suicidal ideation, we will attempt to contact the users' parents and if unable, will contact the authorities in case of imminent harm." OpenAI's post explains that it is struggling to manage an inherent problem with large language models that 404 Media has tracked for several years. ChatGPT used to be a far more restricted chatbot that would refuse to engage users on a wide variety of issues the company deemed dangerous or inappropriate. Competition from other models, especially locally hosted and so-called "uncensored" models, and a political shift to the right which sees many forms of content moderation as censorship, has caused OpenAI to loosen those restrictions. "We want users to be able to use our tools in the way that they want, within very broad bounds of safety," Open AI said in its announcement. The position it seemed to have landed on given these recent stories about teen suicide, is that it wants to "'Treat our adult users like adults' is how we talk about this internally, extending freedom as far as possible without causing harm or undermining anyone else's freedom."

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Microsoft will invest $30 billion in the U.K. through 2028 to expand AI infrastructure and operations, including building the country's largest supercomputer with 23,000 GPUs in partnership with Nscale. CNBC reports: On a call with reporters on Tuesday, Microsoft President Brad Smith said his stance on the U.K. has warmed over the years. He previously criticized the country over its attempt in 2023 to block the tech giant's $69 billion acquisition of video game developer Activision-Blizzard. The deal was cleared by the U.K.s competition regulator later that year. "I haven't always been optimistic every single day about the business climate in the U.K.," Smith said. However, he added, "I am very encouraged by the steps that the government has taken over the last few years." "Just a few years ago, this kind of investment would have been inconceivable because of the regulatory climate then and because there just wasn't the need or demand for this kind of large AI investment," Smith said. Microsoft's announcement comes as President Donald Trump embarks on a state visit to Britain where he's expected to sign a new deal with U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer "to unlock investment and collaboration in AI, Quantum, and Nuclear technologies," the government said in a statement late Tuesday.

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Wo Long : Fallen Dynasty est le nouveau jeu de Team Ninja, les créateurs de Nioh et produit par Masaaki Yamagiwa (Bloodborne). Le titre nous embarque en pleine ...

Le meurtrier présumé de l’influenceur conservateur américain est visé par sept chefs d’accusation, dont celui d’assassinat, a fait savoir mardi Jeffrey Gray, le procureur.

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Tenus à l’écart durant les neuf mois où leur chef de file était à Matignon, les parlementaires centristes entendent demeurer un groupe pivot au sein du socle commun et affichent une posture constructive.

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L’Olympique de Marseille a longtemps résisté au club espagnol, mardi, pour son premier match de Ligue des champions depuis trois ans. Mais les Marseillais, pourtant en supériorité numérique en fin de rencontre, ont craqué sur deux penaltys de Kylian Mbappé (1-2).

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Alors que des voyageurs sont toujours bloqués, les manifestants exigent qu’une nouvelle entreprise prenne en charge le transport en bus depuis la gare qui dessert le site archéologique.

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Selon le secrétaire au Trésor, Scott Bessent, le protocole prévoit que la plateforme de partage de courtes vidéos, propriété du groupe chinois ByteDance, passe sous contrôle américain avec l’entrée ou la montée au capital d’un ou plusieurs investisseurs basés aux Etats-Unis.

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Alors que Donald Trump est en visite d’État au Royaume-Uni, des militants ont projeté sur une tour du château de Windsor des images où on le voit prendre la pose aux côtés du criminel sexuel Jeffrey Epstein.

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BrianFagioli shares a report from NERDS.xyz: The Fedora Project has announced Fedora Linux 43 Beta, giving users and developers the opportunity to test the distribution ahead of its final release. This beta introduces improvements across installation, system tools, and programming languages while continuing Fedora's pattern of cleaning out older components. The beta can be downloaded in Workstation, KDE Plasma, Server, IoT, and Cloud editions. Spins and Labs are also available, though Mate and i3 are not provided in some builds. Existing systems can be upgraded with DNF system-upgrade. Fedora CoreOS will follow one week later through its "next" stream. The beta brings enhancements to its Anaconda WebUI, moves to Python 3.14, and supports Wayland-only GNOME, among many other changes. A full list of improvements and system enhancements can be found here. The official release should be available in late October or early November.

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