Google’s AI Mode received exactly the same sentence, with only the country of origin changing. With a Spaniard, it imagines a friendly encounter. With a Moroccan, it spontaneously brings up danger and displays emergency numbers.
An American cyberdefense platform used by Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense is also operational in Morocco. Its manufacturer, Lyntris, confirms that its Garda Cyber suite is deployed with the Moroccan Armed Forces.
The penalty is an unusual one for an influencer. The Marrakech court sentenced Soukaina Glamour to ten months in prison and, above all, banned her from using social media for three years.
A new long-range cruise missile was tested in Morocco during an exercise involving Moroccan and American military personnel. Named Anthem, the weapon is being developed by Covenant with the aim of offering a less expensive alternative to traditional heavy cruise missiles.
A few hours after claiming that compromising images had been fabricated using artificial intelligence, a Moroccan influencer was arrested at Mohammed V Airport as she was preparing to leave the country.
The lawyer of a Moroccan in the Netherlands used ChatGPT to prepare his appeal before the courts. The problem: a large part of the case-law references produced by the tool were incorrect. The Hague court was not impressed.
Tanger police have just deployed two vehicles capable of automatically reading license plates and checking the information collected during their patrols in real time.
At 25, Mouad M’Ghari has entered the 2026 ranking of France’s 500 largest professional fortunes. The co-founder of Harmattan AI owes this rise to the meteoric valuation of his company, which specializes in autonomous military drones.
A Moroccan woman and her child were denied asylum in the United Kingdom on the basis of an alleged official note stating that their return to Morocco would be safe. A senior judge discovered that the document had probably never existed.
Moroccan companies have equipped themselves with digital tools, but few truly integrate them into their daily operations. This "incomplete digitalization" deprives the country of significant productivity gains, according to the World Bank.
Conditions for opening a driving school could be significantly tightened in Morocco. The provisional bond would increase from 20,000 to 100,000 dirhams, while each establishment would need to own at least two training vehicles.
Morocco is developing a system combining artificial intelligence, aquatic drone, sensors and satellite imagery to detect toxic algae in its dams before they become visible and threaten the quality of water reserves.