Scott Bessent urged the Senate to immediately vote on the crypto market structure bill, accusing Democrats of delaying the legislation for political reasons.
A multi-institution study found that today’s frontier AI agents could handle the mechanics of research but failed to produce original work worthy of acceptance at a top AI conference.
The advance reflects IBM’s continued progress toward machines powerful enough to challenge today’s cryptography.
Regulators accuse the telehealth company of sharing sensitive health information with advertising platforms including Meta and Snap despite promising users privacy.
Ark Invest sold shares of Bitmine, Robinhood, Bullish, and Block during Wednesday’s pullback in crypto equities, while continuing to add to Coinbase and Circle.
The company argues the law’s definition of “nudification” is so broad it would make shirtless men and swimwear photos illegal—and wants a federal court to stop it before Saturday.
The eSafety Commissioner accused the social media platform of failing to detect material relating to the Christchurch and Buffalo attacks.
Activist Samuel Tunick said his prosecution is meant to set a precedent against privacy and “intimidate people.”
Plus markets are rebounding after a slightly hawkish FOMC, BTC ETFs flip to inflows and MoonPay launches a new AI product + airdrop
CEO James Lanigan cited automation reshaping the business, as the exchange shifts from retail trading toward institutional infrastructure.
The ring copied Flare Network and its FXRP token, and planted Wikipedia entries, blog posts and YouTube videos to look legitimate.
A new OneDrive Photos app is appearing on some Windows 11 PCs through OneDrive and Windows updates, adding AI-powered search and an optional facial grouping feature.
Robinhood posted a record $1.31 billion in revenue in Q2. Prediction markets are now doing the work crypto used to for the company.
Growing opposition across America to Flock cameras has reached Capitol Hill, where Rep. Thomas Massie plans legislation to block federal funding for the technology.
New research outlines a cryptographic approach that could allow Bitcoin and other blockchain wallets to remain compatible with existing addresses in a post-quantum future.
The company wants your AI to move money autonomously while you stay in control. Here’s how it actually works.
Chair Kevin Warsh kept the federal funds rate at 3.5%–3.75% and offered no new signals on when cuts—or hikes—might come.
Despite being down today, ETH has clawed back from the worst levels of the year. Now it’s waiting on the Fed.
AI developers are quietly buying physical books by the millions, slicing them apart, scanning every page into AI training datasets, and discarding the originals.
OpenAI quietly updated its breach disclosure to confirm its agent accessed four external services beyond Hugging Face. Only one has been named so far.
Passed by the House a year ago, the bill cleared Senate Banking in May and still awaits a floor vote.
Plus markets are mixed ahead of FOMC; new Wall St. giants are backing the Clarity Act; and Zcash officially launched its Ironwood upgrade
The figure is seven times that of the $11.4 billion in reported losses, a rate drawn from a 2017 survey on how rarely fraud is reported.
The suit claims Apple ranked a fake Sparrow Wallet app and put it in curated crypto collections alongside legitimate ones.
Durov has previously called Russia’s criminal case against him “a sad spectacle of a state afraid of its own people.”
The odds that a ceasefire lasts at least 14 consecutive days dropped by 10% today on Polymarket, and traders on Myriad believe peace talks won’t happen until next month.
Apple’s supposedly inadequate AI spending suddenly looks less like falling behind and more like avoiding a very expensive bill.
Anthropic’s locked model found a new attack on a post-quantum signature scheme headed for U.S. federal standardization.
The arrest of a Kansas teacher at a public hearing highlights growing resistance to AI data centers across the United States.
The Strategy chairman’s latest thread extends his war far beyond BIP-110: now covenants, larger blocks, and any base-layer change are all the same “constitutional offense.”