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Google Asserts AI Supremacy Over China’s DeepSeek Despite growing competition from China's DeepSeek, Google's AI chief Demis Hassabis is optimistic about the company's ability to hold onto its leadership in AI. Hassabis reassured staff members during an all-hands meeting in Paris that Google's AI models not only match but even outperform competitors in terms of effectiveness and performance. DeepSeek's Quick Rise Is Cause for Concern Among the American IT giants Leading U.S. tech... Coinatory cryptocurrencies news

The report, published by the Next Web on August 28, states that some applications for cryptocurrency mining are still on the Google Play Market despite a ban by the technology giant. July 27 Google officially banned any applications for the extraction of digital currency in the Play Market. The statement said: "We prohibit applications from mining the cryptocurrency on users" devices." The corporation gave the developers exactly 30 days to review the policy of their products so that the latter meet the new conditions. The period has ... Read more about " Next Web: mining applications remain in the Play Market " on coinatory.com

According to the analytical data of Google Trends, the number of requests for the word "bitcoin" has decreased by more than 75% since the beginning of the year and approximately twice in the last three months. The service provides data about search queries in the form of a numerical chart, in which "100" means the peak of popularity of the search word. As of January 1, the popularity of bitcoin was 37 points and fell to 9 points as of June 2. Experts have already called this a bad sign for the value of the cryptocurrency, which "gained ... Read more about " Interest in cryptocurrency decreased fourfold " on coinatory.com

The giant search engine recently decided to crack down all the sites dedicated to promote or advertise cryptocurrency products and services. The initiative is encouraged by a similar action taken by Facebook against cryptocurrencies. The banning applies not only to digital currencies advertisement but also to Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), wallets and any crypto trading advice site. Relating this topic, Scott Spencer, the sustainable ad’s director of Google stated that the company is willing to update its financial ad policies, s ... Read more about " Google to Ban Cryptocurrency Adverts Starting in June " on coinatory.com