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Justin Gaethje and Paddy Pimblett are set to meet in the first main event as part of the UFC’s new seven-year, $7.7 billion deal with Paramount, with the winner being crowned as the new interim lightweight champion. The fight was booked after reigning 155-pound champion Ilia Topuria announced plans to sit out for the first part of 2026 as he deals with personal issues. But while Gaethje and Pimblett are battling for interim gold, the true No. 1 contender in the division, Arman Tsarukyan, is left sitting on the sidelines with no clear path to a title shot of his own. Tsarukyan has largely been passed over after he suffered a fight week injury, which scrapped his planned title fight against then champion Islam Makhachev back in January 2025. He returned in November and scored a dominant submission win over Dan Hooker, but Tsarukyan seemingly wasn’t even in consideration when the UFC decided to move forward with an interim title fight in January. “It’s tragic,” retired UFC welterweight Matt Brown said on the latest episode of The Fighter vs. The Writer. “I feel bad for the guy. Apparently he came from a good upbringing and has money so he’s not so worried about that shit, but he shouldn’t be getting screwed like this. I feel kind of bad for him. This sucks. You put in all that work, put in all that time, do all the right things and I don’t even know why they’re so mad that he pulled out of that fight. He got injured. It happens all the time. Guys get injured. I know he got injured at a stupid time, it’s probably something silly, and I’d love to hear the actual story of what happened there. “I don’t know why you punish a guy so much for getting injured. He’s probably training because he wants to win.” Brown believes Tsarukyan getting passed over despite having a better ranking in the division than both of the fighters about to compete for an interim title proves the UFC isn’t trying to operate as a sport where the best always fight the best. If that was truly the case, Tsarukyan would be in the UFC 324 main event and either Gaethje or Pimblett would have to continue working their way to a title shot of their own. “I hate to keep rehashing, there’s just so many of these issues, that it comes down to the UFC’s monopoly control,” Brown said. “I hate to keep rehashing it and acting like I hate the UFC. I love it for the entertainment value, but when you’re a guy like Arman Tsarukyan, you’re the one getting f*cked because of this system. “If it’s not as clear as day with this situation as it could ever be that UFC is entertainment and not sport, I don’t know what to tell you. It is entertainment. This fight is an entertainment fight. This is not a sport fight. No one was begging to see Pimblett and Gaethje. When you look at the numbers, why do we have rankings?” It’s because Tsarukyan is lurking out there like some kind of boogeyman that Brown admits he’s not as interested in the Gaethje vs. Pimblett fight because the stakes aren’t as high. Ideally, Brown would prefer the UFC finally do right by Tsarukyan and give him the title fight against Topuria when he’s ready to compete again and then Gaethje or Pimblett could then slot into a championship opportunity of their own. “It’s a garbage fight,” Brown said about Gaethje vs. Pimblett. “This is a co-main event fight on probably a big card or something. This is a co-main event, No. 1 contender fight after Arman and Ilia fight. That’s what it should be.” To add even more fuel to the fire, Brown believes without a shadow of a doubt that Tsarukyan would not only be favored to beat Gaethje or Pimblett but that he might be the only person currently occupying a spot in the lightweight division who’s capable of knocking off Topuria. But instead of competing for an interim title or just getting an undisputed title shot, Tsarukyan is left waiting and there’s a world where he’s still waiting until 2027 rolls around. “He’s beating Paddy or Gaethje,” Brown said about Tsarukyan. “I’d put my life…

Justin Gaethje has shared the octagon with the best lightweights of his generation and there are two names in particular with whom he wants to run it back. A glance at Gaethje’s fight record produces a who’s who of the best ever to compete at 155 pounds, names like Khabib Nurmagomedov, Eddie Alvarez, Dustin Poirier, Tony Ferguson, Donald Cerrone, Edson Barboza, Charles Oliveira, and Max Holloway. It’s those last two names that particularly stick with Gaethje as he heads into a UFC 324 interim title clash with Paddy Pimblett this Saturday and considers what could be the last few octagon appearances of his decorated career. In an interview with ESPN MMA, Gaethje explained why he’s eager to rematch Oliveira and Holloway – who themselves meet in a rematch in the main event of UFC 326 for Holloway’s “BMF” championship on on March 7—and make up for past mistakes. “Honestly, the winner of the BMF belt because those two guys, and it sucks to make excuses, but those are the only two guys that have ever got me not at my best, for two different reasons,” Gaethje said. “I talked about being in a bike crash 18 days before the Oliveira fight, banging my head off the road. I was compromised walking into that fight. And for Max, it was a mindset thing.” Gaethje has mentioned the bicycle accident he was involved in less than three weeks away from a clash with then-lightweight champion Oliveira in the UFC 274 main event in 2022, calling it “a vicious crash” in which he “smoked my head off the road.” He made it to the fight, but lost via submission to Oliveira, who missed weight for the contest and vacated his belt a day before they even stepped into the cage. As for Holloway, Gaethje wasn’t dealing with any physical problems ahead of their UFC 300 “BMF” championship clash, but he was arguably in a worse state. Holloway defeated Gaethje in an all-time classic that ended with Gaethje knocked out face-down on the canvas after engaging Holloway in a reckless exchange in the closing seconds of the final round. Due to the hype and expectations surrounding the fan-friendly prize, it was difficult for Gaethje to lock in like usual. He entered the Holloway duel with seven UFC Fight of the Night awards to his name and he was determined to earn another, no matter the end result. “I think the biggest mistake for me was looking at it as a spectacle fight or a fight that was for fun and not understanding or recognizing the danger that I was in,” Gaethje said. “So I didn’t get to go to my primal, competitive nature. That was a scary night. When you go to a primal place, you’re not there, you’re not retaining information. I remember his face, I’ve never seen an opponent’s face. “So that was a big mistake for me and it happens in the preparation. There was a lot of mistakes made in my mind and I had the wrong mindset going into that fight and it was a huge mistake and that’s why I want to fight him again.” Despite the loss, Gaethje once again won Fight of the Night (including his recent win over Rafael Fiziev, he is has now won the award nine times) and kept himself in the good graces of the UFC matchmakers and the fans. That may be one reason why he and Pimblett are being trusted to headline the UFC’s first event of 2026—and its first under the newly signed, multi-billion dollar Paramount partnership. Gaethje and Pimblett being granted the interim lightweight championship spots over Arman Tsarukyan has been a point of contention in the MMA community, but Gaethje thinks the UFC knows what its doing. “It just shows that the UFC trusts me to put me in these positions,” Gaethje said. “Arman’s not here for a reason. I’ve never pulled out from a fight. I should knock on wood because, you know, but I feel great right now. The weight cut sucks, there’s no way around that, but I have a great team around me.” Going into the Pimblett fight, the 37-year-old Gaethje appears to be in fine form, and if anyone is exiting T-Mobile Arena the worse for wear, it will be…

GitLab publie son dernier rapport mondial DevSecOps, « The Intelligent Software Development Era: How AI will redefine DevSecOps in 2026 and beyond ». Ce rapport confirme ce que nous avons déjà abordé à plusieurs reprises sur Programmez! : attention au paraxode de l'IA. Oui on peut coder plus vite mais au risque d'introduire de nouveaux problèmes. Le patron de Cursor parlait de fondations fragiles si le vibe coding est mal maîtrisé.Les points essentiels à retenir :Le « paradoxe de l’IA » : de nouveaux cadres opérationnels sont nécessairesLes DevSecOps peuvent perdre jusqu'à 7 heures par semaine60 % utilisent plus de 5 outils pour le développement logiciel49 % utilisent plus de 5 outils d’IA85 % estiment que l’IA agentique sera la plus efficace lorsqu’elle sera mise en œuvre via une approche d’ingénierie de plateformeL’IA redéfinit les rôles, crée davantage d’ingénieurs (et non moins), et accroît la pression pour monter en compétences76 % pensent qu’à mesure que le codage devient plus facile grâce à l’IA, il n'y aura pas besoin de plus d’ingénieurs87 % estiment que les ingénieurs logiciels qui adoptent l’IA pérennisent leur carrière83 % pensent que l’IA modifiera significativement leurs rôles au cours des prochaines années87 % souhaiteraient que leurs entreprises investissent davantage pour les aider à monter en compétencesLa supervision humaine reste essentielle97 % utilisent ou prévoient d’utiliser l’IA dans le cycle de vie du développementSeuls 37 % feraient confiance à l’IA pour gérer les tâches quotidiennes sans revue humaine73 % ont rencontré des problèmes avec du code créé par le « vibe coding » (utilisation de prompts en langage naturel sans comprendre le fonctionnement du code)88 % reconnaissent qu’il existe des qualités humaines essentielles, comme la créativité et l’innovation, que l'agentique ne remplacera jamais complètementLa généralisation de l’IA crée des complexités70 % estiment que l’IA rend la gestion de la conformité plus complexe 76 % constatent qu’actuellement, davantage de problèmes de conformité sont découverts après le déploiement plutôt que pendant le développement43 % pensent que la mise en œuvre de l’IA pour la sécurité/la conformité est la compétence la plus importante pour l’évolution de carrière, devant l’utilisation de l’IA pour la génération de code et la maîtrise des langages de programmation82 % prévoient que d’ici 2027, la conformité sera intégrée au code et appliquée automatiquementCatégorie actualité: IAGitLabImage actualité AMP: