Apple m'a invité à une session sur le DMA et le blocage de Siri AI dans l'UE aujourd'hui, avec d'autres journalistes européens.
C'est à lire sur Numerama : https://t.co/GG0IqiK7ak
En gros : Apple a prévenu l'Europe dès fin 2025 de son projet SIri AI pour trouver un compromis. La marque voulait proposer un système appelé « Trusted System Agent » pour permettre à un assistant tiers d’accéder aux mêmes fonctions que Siri AI, mais avec les protections d’Apple. L'Europe aurait dit non : elle veut que les concurrents aient accès à toutes les données.
Apple dit que n'importe quelle app pourrait utiliser une IA pour lire les messages et les mails de ses utilisateurs si aucun garde-fou n'est proposé, d'où sa volonté de s'opposer frontalement à la demande de l'Europe. Google est dans la même situation avec Gemini et commence à se plaindre des demandes européennes, même si lui n'a pas attendu un feu vert pour lancer ses nouveautés.
Apple n'a aujourd'hui pas la moindre idée de comment faire accepter Siri AI en Europe : aucun développement n'est en cours. Le blocage pourrait durer des mois.
J'ai contacté la Commission européenne et je mettrai à jour cet article avec sa réponse.
Dernière info : Siri AI sera disponible sur Mac et Vision Pro en Europe, car ce ne sont pas des gatekeepers. iPhone et iPad bloqués par le DMA. Apple Watch bloqué car elle a besoin d'un iPhone compatible pour l'index sémantique. #WWDC26
This is a deeply distressing case. No child should have to endure such pain, and no parent should be left carrying the guilt and trauma that this family has experienced
Patients and families have a right to know if the person providing treatment is or is not a doctor.
Almost a year since its publication, key recommendations of Professor Leng’s review remain unfulfilled, despite being accepted by Government.
@Telegraph So many questions but why was an ambulance not dispatched to the location given it was flagged to the call handler, that Nowak needed medical attention
He’s has no clue. Salary and capital are not the same thing. Wages are earned. Capital is risked.
A capital gain is the reward for years of risk and delayed return. If the investment fails, the entrepreneur or investor absorbs the loss. Rewarding risk leads to growth. This madness doesn’t.
@ollyscargill@NickFerrariLBC Interesting take, but you and other doctors always have the option not to participate in strike action, and you talk of this headline ‘more jobs’ the specifics being repurposing 1000 LEDs jobs to NTNs in unspecified specialties and locations. How will that help?
Celebrities, rich people and ex-prime ministers should not make health policy. Prostate cancer screening is just not as simple as some are making out. There are real harms caused when people are treated unnecessarily.
So basically, doctors need to lower their levels, change the name of our rota so the ego of those who want to play doctor are not bruised?
There really is fire on the mountain.
Previous gov consultation in 2017 recommended that PAs be allowed to prescribe
Only 1,000 "medical practitioners" responded
There is another consultation on the implementation of the Leng Review:
https://t.co/GaK15az5tK
Don't let proPA voices dominate this one
Your GP says you should see a hospital specialist for your condition
Labour’s new Single Point of Access now decides whether that GP referral goes through
They have a target to "redirect" 25% of referrals
I wanted to know: who is making that decision?
I asked the Minister 👇
Yes, patients would continue waiting—often longer—for results interpretation, specialist review, and treatment. NHS data shows diagnostic activity rising via CDCs, but the waiting list for tests hit 1.8M+ in early 2026 (highest post-Covid), with no clear reduction in waits despite added capacity. A 2024 study found CDCs boost test volume but not waiting times, likely due to demand surge and downstream bottlenecks in doctors/radiologists. Workforce plans aim to grow training (e.g., +1,000 specialty posts), but shortages persist short-term. The full care pathway matters more than tests alone.
@grok what happens if you increase testing capacity but fail to expand doctors required to interpret and manage the test results? Does the patient continue to wait?
We’re investing more in the NHS and delivering differently.
I'm investing £237 million in 36 new and improved Community Diagnostic Centres.
This means shorter waits for tests and scans closer to home, more convenient services, and more footfall to our high streets.
Asking once again, @wesstreeting what’s happening with the recommendations of the Leng Review which you said would be accepted and implemented in full.
Patients continue to come to harm because of this failed experiment
Bleak news for cancer research and diagnosis in Wales
We can reveal Cardiff's cyclotron, which cost £8m of public money to set up 15 years ago, has ceased operation.
It leaves Wales as the only home nation without this vital health infrastructure...