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Info éco - Informatique quantique : la pépite française Alice & Bob défie Google

La start-up française Alice & Bob annonce une avancée majeure dans la course à l'ordinateur quantique. Invité de France 24, son président exécutif Élie Girard explique comment cette technologie pourra...

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Google bans Videostrong over a backdoor built into 1.3 million TV boxes

Google cut off a TV box maker that sold a backdoor to ad fraudsters, Meta moved users onto Meta Accounts without an opt-out and TikTok pitched a two-month Q5.

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Google bans Videostrong over a backdoor built into 1.3 million TV boxes

Google cut off a TV box maker that sold a backdoor to ad fraudsters, Meta moved users onto Meta Accounts without an opt-out and TikTok pitched a two-month Q5.

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Surprise Google Antigravity usage limit reset fails to make peace with many agitated users

Google Antigravity's surprise quota reset fails to calm down the frustration agitated users were already feeling.

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Google's PM revival hides a product gap

The obvious reading is that PMs are valuable again because building got cheap. Tulsee Doshi, head of product for Google's frontier models, made that case on Lenny's Podcast, and I don't buy the victory lap. Doshi said model work is not predictable. She compared it to Snape's potions class, where you add the ingredients and still get magic out. Her hiring test is whether PMs understand the vibes of the models, play with them every day, have an opinion, and can turn surprise capabilities into behavior specs, rubrics, evals and reward data with researchers. That sounds lovely until you ask what shipped. Doshi claimed Google does want to win what she called the frontier conversation and pointed to Gemini 4 Argon as proof, backed by a full stack story from hardware to what she estimated as 14 products over a billion users. Yet in the same conversation she conceded Google has not launched the obvious assistant that uses Gmail, Calendar and Docs, saying the team is working on amazing things but there is more work to do. Her 602020 rule only widens the gap, since it tells teams to build features that do not fully work today and trust the...

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Google, Meta and TikTok sue California to block law protecting children from addiction risk

Law bans social media platforms from providing minors features such as autoplay that lead to compulsive use

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Searching for medicine in Europe? Not every Google result is what it seems

Millions of Europeans turn to Google to find medicines, but a study spanning 30 countries raises troubling questions about which online sellers appear in search results and whether national pharmacy regulations are protecting consumers. Study: Exposure to legitimate and illegal online medicine vendors via search engines in 30 European countries. Image Credit: MAYA LAB / Shutterstock In a recent study published in the journal npj Digital Medicine, researchers conducted the first pan-European comparison of legitimate and illegal online medicine sellers appearing in Google search results. The study examined 9,000 organic Google results across 30 European countries to assess associations between national online medicine sales policies, drug classifications, and the visibility of illegal sellers. The researchers found that while legitimate pharmacies predominated overall, more than one in three retail links directed users to illegal vendors lacking recognized legal authorization, raising concerns about potential access to unsafe medicines. For controlled substances, the prevalence of illicit sellers exceeded 76%, and illegal vendors were generally more visible among highly ranked results in countries prohibiting online medicine sales. The results could inform future public health policies aimed at reducing exposure to illegal medicine vendors. Background Advances in internet access and digital health services have enabled...