Starting from April 23, 2025, Google will implement new strict rules regarding crypto advertising in Europe, in accordance with the recently implemented MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) regulatory framework. This decision, announced in a policy update on March 24, marks a major turning point for platforms wishing to promote cryptocurrency-related services on the search engine.
Google has just dropped a new bomb in the race for artificial intelligence (AI): Gemini 2.5. Presented as a "thinking" model, it does not merely regurgitate answers; it analyzes, reasons, and reflects before speaking. With a major advancement in coding, reasoning, and multimodality, Google hopes to catch up with OpenAI and its other rivals. But is it enough to disrupt ChatGPT, which remains comfortably at the top of the market with 43% market share?
A new threat looms over the crypto world. According to a recent analysis conducted by Kaspersky, a malware called "SparkCat" integrates into the software development kits (SDKs) used to create applications available on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. This malware is specifically designed to extract recovery phrases of crypto wallets from images stored on users' devices, thus jeopardizing the security of their funds.
Google recently unveiled Gemini 2.0, a major advancement in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) agents. This new version marks a significant milestone in the evolution of AI technologies, aimed at enhancing the interaction and efficiency of intelligent agents with humans.