Over the past two decades, most of our online experience has been controlled by a handful of giant platforms whose proprietary feeds, ads, and moderation policies shape what we see and say. A growing “Great Decentralization”, with users fleeing X (Twitter) for federated networks like Mastodon and Bluesky shows that people increasingly want services where … Read more
For days, our screens have been filled with the fires of the escalating war between Israel and Iran. What many observers hoped would be a limited, one-day operation has spiralled into a wider conflict, with daily reports of missile attacks and devastating airstrikes. The stated objective from Israel and its Western allies, particularly the United … Read more
Wars, and the armies that fight them, once relied on manpower, tanks and artillery to get the job done. But war has changed, and, along with it, or perhaps the reason for it, advanced technology now reigns supreme. AI-powered autonomous drones are now leading militaries into a new era of warfare, transforming battlefields into larger … Read more
So you launched your Web3 project, minted your NFTs, maybe even locked some liquidity. You’re pumped. You throw together a press release—“X Project is Live!”—hit send on a distribution platform, and then… crickets. A few bots repost it, a couple of obscure crypto sites syndicate it, but the community? Nowhere to be seen. You start … Read more
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Introduction At first, you just try to communicate with ChatGPT via API, throw in a couple of lines of context, and feel amazed that it responds at all. Then you want it to do something useful. Then — to do it reliably. Eventually — to do it without you. That’s how an agent is born. … Read more
Garbage in, Garbage out. You heard the phrase a lot. But usually, it’s the people that create the AI models that take it seriously. Or, unless if you’re a pipeline engineer of not only in software and AI, but also in other industries like making fertilizer, or working in factories, you may agree to the … Read more
Why Do I Want to Create a “Personalized AI”? I didn’t use ChatGPT much in the past, but one day, I discovered it had a memory feature. This got me curious. Since I don’t have an engineering background, I started wondering—if I feed it a lot of personal information, would it start to understand me … Read more
Crypto is no longer a resistance movement. It’s a financial product category.
This article explains how to automate machine learning model testing using Jenkins and Docker, streamlining the CI/CD pipeline for efficient, reliable ML deployment. It includes practical code examples and diagrams.
This piece is a personal and professional reflection on the quiet—but profound—shift taking place in our sector. It’s not about chasing the next big disruption. It’s about redefining leadership through openness, orchestration, and shared intelligence.
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Thailand’s SEC has opened public feedback on new rules letting exchanges list self-issued tokens, with stronger disclosure requirements.
The country’s financial regulator has submitted plans to launch crypto ETFs and won-based stablecoins by the second half of this year.
The head of South Korea’s central bank reportedly said he isn’t against the issuance of a won-pegged stablecoin, but was wary of possible foreign exchange issues.
XRP XRP has staged one of the strongest rallies among crypto majors this cycle, but early retail holders are heading for the exit under the surface. Now trading above $2 — more than thrice its pre-rally base from October 2024 — XRP has become one of the best-performing large-cap tokens over the past 8 months. … Read more
Pictures show a Texas sheriff’s department taking a power-cutting tool to a crypto ATM after a family reportedly used it to pay a scammer.
Hackers linked to Pyongyang are posing as Coinbase and Uniswap recruiters to deploy “PylangGhost,” a Python-based trojan.
Bitcoin Cash surged to a two-month high above $499 as bulls took control during an aggressive rally fueled by institutional demand and broader market uncertainty. The move puts BCH within striking distance of the psychologically critical $500 level — a zone last touched during April’s breakout attempt. News Background BCH’s rally comes as escalating global … Read more
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Blockchain sleuths ZachXBT and Taylor Monahan say crypto scammers have been emboldened with US regulators dropping crypto-related court cases and politicians endorsing memecoins.
Once a cautious believer in crypto, Semler Scientific is now racing to become the second-largest corporate holder of Bitcoin.
Crypto markets drifted lower on Thursday, caught between hawkish macro guidance, looming global trade deadlines, and fading volatility. Bitcoin BTC hovered near $104,700 during Asia hours, slipping 1.2% over 24 hours, while ether ETH traded just below $2,860, down 1.8% on the day. The soft price action tracks with broader macro unease following Wednesday’s FOMC … Read more
Apple may use generative AI to streamline chip design, building on years of AI-driven workflows with help from key EDA partners, Reuters reports.