On September 16, Léa Benaim covered several technology-related topics in Le Tech Flash, a segment of the daily radio program Tech&Co, hosted by François Sorel on BFM Business. The discussion included the European Union's slower progress in developing artificial intelligence compared to other regions, which has raised concerns about the region's competitiveness in the global tech race. Benaim also addressed recent tensions between OpenAI and Hugging Face, a prominent company in the field of machine learning, where OpenAI took action against Hugging Face before a specific security flaw was officially identified. This incident sparked debates about corporate responsibility and the challenges of regulating fast-evolving technologies. Another topic was Anthropic, an artificial intelligence research company, which announced the leasing of its first data center in Australia. Data centers are crucial for hosting and processing large amounts of data, especially for AI companies that require significant computing power. This move highlights Anthropic's expansion and its strategic interest in diversifying its infrastructure globally. Meanwhile, SK Hynix, a major South Korean semiconductor manufacturer, revealed plans to build a new chip manufacturing facility in the United States. This development is part of a broader trend of tech companies investing in U.S. manufacturing to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains and benefit from government incentives. The segment also featured the unveiling of Agility Robotics' latest humanoid robot. Humanoid robots are designed to resemble and perform tasks similar to humans, often used in research, education, or specialized industries. Agility Robotics’ new creation represents advancements in robotics technology and could have applications in various fields, from logistics to disaster response. Le Tech Flash is available for viewing or listening to from Monday to Thursday as part of Tech&Co, offering insights into the latest developments in the technology sector.