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Microsoft Finally Fixes the Annoying Floating Copilot Button in Word and Excel

Par : Nisha
24 mai 2026 à 14:31
Microsoft is rolling out new customization options for the floating Copilot button in Word, Excel, and PowerPoint after many users complained that the feature blocked important content while working on documents and spreadsheets. The company is now giving users more control over where the Copilot Dynamic Action Button appears and how it behaves across Microsoft […]

GPT-5.6 Leaks Suggest OpenAI’s Next Big AI Upgrade Could Arrive in June

Par : Nisha
24 mai 2026 à 10:57
OpenAI may already be preparing its next major AI release only weeks after launching GPT-5.5. New leaks, backend testing references, and developer discoveries are fueling speculation that GPT-5.6 is now deep in internal testing and could launch as early as June 2026. Reports also hint at a more powerful “GPT-5.6 Pro” variant focused on advanced […]

Microsoft Is Reshaping Copilot Across Word, Excel, and PowerPoint — Here’s What’s Changing

Par : Nayan
23 mai 2026 à 06:59
Microsoft is making major changes to how Copilot works inside Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as the company doubles down on AI-powered productivity across Microsoft 365. In a new update shared through the Microsoft 365 Insider program, Microsoft revealed a redesigned Copilot experience focused on smarter entry points, better workflow integration, improved keyboard accessibility, and more […]

Heretic - Virer la censure d'une IA en une commande

Par : Korben ✨
26 mai 2026 à 08:08

Y'a des entreprises qui claquent des millions pour bien aligner leurs modèles d'IA afin qu'ils refusent toutes les questions sensibles qui font flipper nos amis puritains d'outre-Atlantique et y'a Heretic , un outil signé Philipp Emanuel Weidmann, qui balaye toute censure sur n'importe quel modèle en moins de 30 minutes avec une simple carte graphique de gamer.

Je vous explique... Vous devez avoir Python et une version récente de PyTorch sur votre machine, puis vous tapez pip install heretic-llm, puis heretic Qwen/Qwen3-4B-Instruct-2507 avec le nom du modèle que vous voulez décensurer.

Et l'outil fait alors sa vie et 20 à 30 minutes plus tard, vous récupérez une version du modèle qui a lâché prise sur l'essentiel de ses refus. Pas de dataset à préparer et surtout pas besoin de comprendre les entrailles d'un transformer, avec ce truc !

Dans un modèle aligné, le réflexe de refuser (le fameux "désolé, je ne peux pas vous aider avec ça") correspond souvent à une direction précise dans ses calculs internes. Les chercheurs appellent ça la "direction de refus". Et l'idée de l'abliteration, c'est de repérer cette direction et de la gommer des poids du modèle. En gros, on coupe le câble qui déclenche le "non", en touchant le moins possible au reste.

D'autres outils d'abliteration existaient déjà , mais leur réglage restait largement manuel et il y a aussi des gens comme mlabonne ou huihui-ai qui publient des modèles décensurés en ajustant les paramètres à la main, modèle par modèle, avec des résultats souvent inégaux. Mais Heretic, lui, automatise complètement le réglage. Pour cela, il s'appuie sur Optuna, un framework d'optimisation qui teste des dizaines de configurations et garde les meilleures tout seul. Et son seul objectif c'est de virer un max de refus tout en abîmant le moins possible le modèle d'origine.

Et de ce que je comprends, ça marche super bien ! Sur Gemma-3-12B, le modèle de Google de base refuse 97 fois sur 100 les prompts sensibles du benchmark maison. Mais après un petit passage dans Heretic, il tombe à 3 refus sur 100, soit le même niveau que les meilleures "nettoyages" manuels.

Et surtout, Heretic affiche une divergence de 0,16 là où les versions faites main grimpent à 0,45 voire 1,04 (C'est une mesure de l'écart de comportement sur les questions normales... plus c'est bas, mieux c'est).

Cela veut donc dire qu'il abîme beaucoup moins le modèle au passage.

Maintenant, tous les modèles n'y passent pas, car un gros calibre demande bien plus de VRAM et cela peut grimper à plusieurs heures. De plus, une étude comparative récente montre que le raisonnement mathématique est ce qui souffre le plus de ce genre d'abliteration, quel que soit l'outil utilisé.

Et surtout, y'a déjà des chercheurs qui bossent sur des défenses pour rendre les modèles résistants à ce genre d'attaque. Donc on verra bien, mais tant que c'est possible autant en profiter car des modèles sans bridage, ça permet notamment à des chercheurs d'étudier leurs propres failles, ou pour des usages du quotidien, de faire passer des demandes banales qui seraient bloquées (genre texte créatif, reverse engineering ou demande de conseils médicaux, ce genre de choses...)

Voilà, si vous bidouillez du LLM en local , allez voir ce projet car ça peut vous "ouvrir" quelques portes ^^.

Microsoft Finally Fixes the Windows 11 Start Menu Clutter With Massive New Update

Par : Nisha
16 mai 2026 à 16:45
Ever since Windows 11 launched, the redesigned Start menu has been a major point of contention for users. While some appreciated its modern look, millions missed the granular layout flexibility of older Windows versions. The “Recommended” section, in particular, frequently drew criticism for taking up too much screen real estate with unwanted file histories. Microsoft […]

Microsoft Copilot Studio Gets Major Upgrade With New Drag-and-Drop Workflow Designer

Par : Nisha
16 mai 2026 à 14:05
Microsoft Copilot Studio is getting a major upgrade that could significantly simplify AI automation and agent creation for businesses. Microsoft has officially introduced a new drag-and-drop workflow designer for Copilot Studio in preview, allowing users to build complex automations and agentic AI workflows visually on a single canvas. The update is aimed at making AI […]

Windows 11 Users Can Now Unlock Hidden Movable and Compact Taskbar Features

Par : Nisha
16 mai 2026 à 05:33
Microsoft may finally be giving Windows 11 users one of the most requested customization features ever. A new leak tied to Windows 11 Build 26300.8493 reveals hidden support for both movable taskbar positions and a smaller taskbar mode. The features do not appear to be officially enabled yet, but users have already discovered working ViveTool […]

Microsoft Edge Copilot Can Now Read All Your Open Tabs to Summarize, Compare and Plan Tasks

Par : Nisha
15 mai 2026 à 16:18
Microsoft is rolling out a major upgrade to Microsoft Edge and Microsoft Copilot that gives the AI assistant the ability to read information across all your open browser tabs at the same time. The new feature makes Copilot far more useful for research, shopping, travel planning and everyday browsing by allowing it to understand the […]

Microsoft Confirms Windows Update Has Been Downgrading NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel GPU Drivers

Par : Nisha
15 mai 2026 à 06:37
Microsoft has confirmed a frustrating issue affecting many Windows users: Windows Update has been automatically replacing newer graphics drivers installed manually from NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel with older OEM-approved versions. The issue has reportedly caused freshly installed GPU drivers from 2026 to be downgraded back to much older releases from 2024 or earlier, creating problems […]

Hacker Group Claims New Windows 11 Exploits Can Bypass BitLocker and Escalate System Access

Par : Nisha
14 mai 2026 à 07:31
A hacker group known as Chaotic Eclipse, also referred to as Nightmare-Eclipse, has published details about two new Windows exploits called YellowKey and GreenPlasma, both targeting modern Windows systems including Windows 11 and newer Windows Server versions. The group claims YellowKey can bypass BitLocker encryption protections under certain conditions, while GreenPlasma enables elevated system access […]

Microsoft Reveals Multi-Agent AI System Designed to Detect Dangerous Windows Bugs

Par : Nisha
14 mai 2026 à 07:24
Microsoft has announced a new multi-model agentic security system capable of autonomously discovering exploitable software vulnerabilities at massive scale. The company says the AI-powered platform helped researchers identify and fix 16 Windows vulnerabilities ahead of Patch Tuesday, including multiple critical remote code execution flaws. The new system, internally codenamed MDASH, combines more than 100 specialized […]

Windows 11 ISO Downloads for Builds 26220.8370, 26300.8376, & 29585.1000 available now

Par : Nayan
12 mai 2026 à 13:53
Microsoft has quietly refreshed its Windows Insider Preview ISO download page with ISO images available for three new Window 11 builds: Build 26220.8370, Build 26300.8376, and Build 29585.1000. For Windows enthusiasts, developers, and IT professionals, keeping up with the latest Windows 11 builds is essential for testing new features and ensuring software compatibility. Whether you are […]

Windows 11’s New CPU Boost Feature Isn’t “Cheating” — macOS and Linux Have Done It for Years

Par : Nayan
12 mai 2026 à 06:35
Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 11 performance improvements are sparking debate online after users discovered that the OS can temporarily ramp up CPU speeds to make apps launch faster and menus feel more responsive. But according to developers and power users, this behavior is not unusual at all — in fact, modern operating systems like macOS and […]

Microsoft confirms “move the taskbar to the top” option is finally coming to Windows 11

Par : Nayan
11 mai 2026 à 08:30
Microsoft has officially confirmed that one of the most requested Windows 11 features is finally on the way: the ability to move the taskbar to the top of the screen. The confirmation came from Microsoft’s Jen Gentleman (JenMsft) on X, ending years of speculation and user frustration around the missing customization option. Ever since the […]

Forget Mouse Shortcuts: Windows Adds “Infinite Scrolling” and More to Touchpads

Par : Nayan
11 mai 2026 à 06:35
Microsoft is working on a major upgrade for precision touchpad gestures in Windows 11, bringing several new customization and navigation features aimed at improving productivity and usability across laptops and tablets. The upcoming changes introduce advanced scrolling behavior, adjustable gesture speed, automatic scrolling, accelerated scrolling, and even single-finger scrolling support. These additions could make Windows […]

Microsoft Finally Fixes One of Windows 11 File Explorer’s Most Annoying Flaws in Build 26300

Par : Nayan
10 mai 2026 à 02:52
Microsoft is rolling out another round of quality-of-life upgrades for File Explorer in the latest Windows 11 Experimental Preview Build 26300.8376. While this update does not introduce flashy AI features, it focuses on something many users care about more: making File Explorer faster, cleaner, and less frustrating to use every day. The new build improves […]

GPT-chat-latest Now Rolling Out in Microsoft Foundry With GPT-5.5-Level Intelligence for Production AI Apps

Par : Nisha
7 mai 2026 à 08:55
Microsoft is now rolling out GPT-chat-latest in Foundry, introducing a new production-focused AI model designed specifically for conversational experiences, retrieval systems, and tool-integrated enterprise workflows. The new model extends the frontier-level intelligence of GPT-5.5 while focusing heavily on reliability, structured tool usage, retrieval augmentation, and scalable enterprise deployment. The rollout signals Microsoft’s continued push to […]

SharePoint Framework v1.23 Preview Released: Microsoft Introduces New CLI, Open-Sourced Templates, and List Command Grouping

Par : Nisha
7 mai 2026 à 08:32
Microsoft has officially released the preview build of SharePoint Framework, giving developers an early look at several major changes coming to the SharePoint customization platform. The update focuses heavily on modernizing the developer experience, improving list extensibility, and preparing SPFx for a more open and modular future. The new preview introduces grouping support for list […]

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