US considers tightening restrictions on AI chip exports
Officials in the United States are considering restricting the computing power of chips to lessen the flow of AI chips available in the Chinese market.
ChatGPT maker OpenAI hit with class-action lawsuit over alleged data theft
AI technology has gained a lot of traction over the past year, with the European Union and the United States already proposing legislation to regulate the nascent tech.
Hester Peirce: US crypto laws can’t assume ‘everything is a financial asset’
Securities and Exchange Commissioner Hester Peirce discussed a possible United States crypto legal framework, giving a reminder that not all uses are financial.
Italy’s central bank calls for framework to prevent stablecoin runs
Bank of Italy is calling for closer regulator scrutiny of stablecoins, which they say “have not proved stable at all.”
Will Bitcoin ever trade below $27,000 again?
On this week’s episode of The Market Report, Cointelegraph’s resident expert discusses whether Bitcoin will ever be below $27,000 again.
Israeli authorities seize crypto from terror organizations, credit new technology
The Israeli ministries of defense and justice and a number of intelligence and enforcement agencies collaborated; Chainalysis also pitched in.
Bitcoin ETF race gets hotter as ARK Invest adds surveillance agreement to application
ARK Invest and 21Shares’ third application for a spot Bitcoin ETF now includes a surveillance sharing agreement.
European Commission aims for universal acceptance with digital euro proposal
With this move, the European Commission aims to open up the payments market controlled by banks, Visa and Mastercard.
Tether signs MoU with Georgia to develop Bitcoin P2P infrastructure
The collaboration intends to bring changes to public administration and the business sector.
EU finalizes controversial smart contract kill switch rules under Data Act
The Data Act was first proposed in early 2022 and passed by the European Parliament on March 14.