The European Union has ratified the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulation, which mandates crypto providers to verify their customers’ identities during fund transfers and provides a license for crypto exchanges and wallet providers to operate across the 27-member bloc.
Solana Labs reports 97.4% stakeholder adoption of v1.14 upgrade, bringing significant improvements to user experience and performance, while co-founder Raj Gokal compares Solana’s potential to Apple’s focus on user experience and performance.
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla Inc. (TSLA.O), has reportedly arrived in Beijing on his private jet, as confirmed by a Reuters witness. It is said that this marks his first visit to China in three years, during which he is expected to hold meetings with senior Chinese officials and tour Tesla’s Shanghai facility.
Cardano’s latest weekly development report highlights upgrades to the ecosystem’s core technology, including advancements in multi-delegation, Plutus’s sums of products, and Mithril stake distribution, as well as community workshops and the launch of Project Catalyst Fund10.
The number of daily active addresses associated with XRP has surged to its second-highest level in May, fueling traders’ expectations of a potential price rally.
Solana integrates ChatGPT into its blockchain platform, Big Eyes Coin announces the end date of its presale and plans to establish a cryptocurrency casino, and the profitability of mining Monero is evaluated.
TikTok is testing Tako, an AI chatbot that provides personalized video recommendations based on user queries, which could transform the app’s search and navigation interface if released on a larger scale.
Nvidia’s valuation temporarily reached $1 trillion as tech companies increasingly incorporate generative artificial intelligence tools into their products, with Nvidia’s chips being a key supplier for AI development.
Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI are making AI chatbot technology more accessible to the public, introducing Bing AI, Bard, and ChatGPT-4 to the market.
ChatGPT’s limitations and tendency to provide fabricated information were exposed when an attorney representing a man suing an airline submitted a brief based on research conducted by the AI tool, which included fictitious court cases, in a lawsuit claiming that his knee was injured by a metal food and beverage cart during a flight to Kennedy International Airport in New York.
