Artificial Intelligence

The United States puts 215 million dollars on the table to accelerate the development of fault-tolerant quantum computers. The Department of Energy's goal is to demonstrate machines with hundreds of logical qubits by 2028. For Bitcoin, the news deserves attention. A sufficiently powerful quantum machine could one day attack the signatures that protect certain bitcoin. And this week, an Ethereum researcher added another concern: AI could accelerate the threat even before the arrival of the famous "Q-Day".

King Charles III will bring together several heavyweights of AI this week in Scotland, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Nvidia, Google DeepMind, and IonQ. The meeting will be held at Dumfries House and organized with the Ditchley Foundation. Discussions will focus on the responsible development of the most advanced models and the possibility of defining common principles. The summit comes a few days after new calls to slow down the race to artificial intelligence.

The Web3 sleep-tracking app has scrapped its original plan: a marketplace where users would have sold their biometric data to researchers. What replaced it is quieter and more technical. Sleepagotchi keeps no health data on its servers. Statistics are sent to the AI anonymously, processed, returned, then dropped. The project, which claims $6.5 million raised, has made that pipeline its central argument, and it lands in a sector that has spent a decade doing the exact opposite.

The unexpected postponement of the presidential decree on artificial intelligence revives the debate in Washington. Trump suspended the signing ceremony after judging that some measures could slow down the American lead. In a context of technological rivalry with China, the White House is seeking a balance between national security, industrial innovation, and international competitiveness, according to the American president.

At Oracle, AI is no longer just used to sell cloud. It is also used to justify a social cut of rare brutality. At the beginning of April, the group launched a wave of global layoffs announced by email at dawn, in a context of massive spending on its data centers and increasing pressure on its cash flow.

Six months ago, Sora was making headlines in all tech media. Number one on the App Store from day one, one million downloads in five days, and a one billion dollar partnership with Disney. The most anticipated video product in AI history. Today, OpenAI shuts everything down without any official explanation.

Niantic recycles images from Pokémon GO to power a mapping AI capable of guiding delivery robots with remarkable precision.

The crypto market is regaining color, and it is the tokens linked to artificial intelligence that are leading the dance. In 24 hours, the AI sector jumped 5 %, raising its total capitalization to 15.1 billion dollars. A recovery that is no coincidence.

The most celebrated French researcher in the world has just succeeded in one of the most spectacular fundraising rounds in European AI. Behind this success, a radical ambition: to turn away from ChatGPT and chatbots to build an artificial intelligence that truly understands the world. But how far can this vision go?

AI has just crossed a strange frontier. Cortical Labs claims to have connected living human neurons to a silicon chip, with the ambition of creating a new form of computing, halfway between the classical machine and biological tissue. This is not just a gimmick. It's a serious avenue towards more sustainable, more flexible computing, and potentially more bewildering than anything the industry has shown so far.

The co-founder of Ethereum had never expressed things with such frankness before. In a message that immediately sparked a reaction from the crypto community, Vitalik Buterin publicly acknowledges the limitations of his own creation. Behind this unexpected mea culpa lies a vision much more strategic than it seems.

Putin wants an AI of his own, pure and hard. His engineers tinker with made in USA copies. Meanwhile, Moscow floods Europe with deepfakes. Masterful art.

The standoff between the European press and Google has reached a new level. On February 10, 2026, the European Publishers Council filed an official complaint with the European Union authorities. It accuses the American giant of mining press articles to train its artificial intelligence tools, without ever asking for permission, and without paying a single cent to the newsrooms concerned.

Vitalik Buterin reveals a nuanced vision for Ethereum's future amid the rise of AI. Rather than a blind technological race, he calls for a controlled integration where privacy, decentralization, and user autonomy remain at the core of development.

AI data centers nibble away at electricity and the patience of local residents: the same recipe as with bitcoin, but wrapped in a well-oiled progress discourse.

At Davos 2026, AI establishes itself as the new playground for private equity giants. OpenAI and Anthropic show record valuations, fueled by investors' FOMO. But could this frenzy overshadow interest in crypto and bitcoin?

While Americans talk ethics, Beijing codes at full speed: DeepSeek, the low-cost AI that is shaking Wall Street and bringing red colors back to the Chinese stock market.

Crypto markets are entering 2026 with stronger structural support than in earlier cycles. Clearer regulation, expanding financial products, and closer links to traditional finance are reshaping how digital assets are adopted and perceived. Coinbase’s research leadership expects this momentum to persist rather than weaken.

Suspicions turn into numbers. Two studies published in Science and Nature confirm that AI chatbots, similar to those everyone uses, can shift voting preferences by several points, up to about 15% in controlled scenarios.

A fake developer, real spies, and US tech trapped: arrested, Vong inadvertently revealed how Pyongyang hacks America without firing a single rocket.

Donald Trump has just signed a groundbreaking decree: the "Genesis Mission." Objective? To propel the United States to the forefront of the AI race, with massive investments and strategic partnerships. An initiative that could change everything for global innovation.

Trump, crowned president of mental mining, dreams of a bitcoin empire while Beijing prepares its tokens... A crypto-crusade to follow between tweets, stablecoins, and the digital yuan under surveillance.

Google hides its spy in your dashboard: Gemini, a talkative, geolocated, multitasking AI that guides you... and maybe watches you. Soon a driving license for robots?

OpenAI is gearing up for what could be one of the largest public listings in history, with a target valuation of $1 trillion by late 2026. Reports indicate that the company is moving ahead with IPO plans to cement its status as the world’s most valuable startup, even as it faces rising competition in specialized areas such as autonomous crypto trading.

Ferrari hits hard: an unprecedented crypto auction for its legendary 499P Hypercar, triple winner of Le Mans. Discover how the Ferrari 499P token, AI, and blockchain are transforming automotive luxury. A historic turning point not to be missed for tech and speed enthusiasts.

The ongoing conflict between Fetch.ai and the Ocean Protocol Foundation may soon reach a peaceful resolution, as both sides signal a willingness to settle their differences outside the courts. The dispute, which began after their brief merger under the Artificial Superintelligence Alliance, centers on the alleged sale of millions of FET tokens.

Bitcoin miners are taking on record levels of debt to finance new equipment and expand operations into artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC). As competition for hashrate intensifies and post-halving profits shrink, miners are increasingly turning to debt markets to maintain an edge in both Bitcoin production and data infrastructure growth.

Bitcoin miners are using their existing energy infrastructure to gain an edge in AI, enabling faster deployment of data centers.