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The surge in AI-driven debt among tech giants could destabilize the investment-grade bond market, increasing systemic financial risks. The post Big Tech credit risks rise sharply as AI spending pushes debt to $350 billion appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Witoff's appointment as CTO signals a focus on AI and self-custody, crucial for Coinbase's efficiency amid workforce cuts and market challenges. The post Coinbase names Rob Witoff as new chief technology officer appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The banking-as-a-service provider will power X Money’s peer-to-peer payments, FDIC-insured accounts and Visa debit cards as the platform expands its financial services.

The incident underscores the urgent need for robust AI safety measures to prevent autonomous systems from exploiting real-world vulnerabilities. The post OpenAI hacking incident prompts Microsoft AI chief to warn on cybersecurity appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, backed the CLARITY Act as the Senate races against its legislative calendar, putting Wall Street’s support behind the landmark crypto market structure bill as lawmakers face mounting pressure to advance it.

A bullish S&P 500 outlook may boost investor confidence, potentially leading to increased risk appetite in both equity and crypto markets. The post JPMorgan analysts see buy signal for S&P 500, and crypto markets should pay attention appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Capital rotates into Ethereum as investors show where their conviction lies.

Kimi K3's success in Agent Arena signals a shift towards more efficient, decentralized AI models, impacting tech and crypto sectors. The post Kimi K3 leads open-weight models in Agent Arena with +10% score appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The ruling clarifies AI training rights, reducing legal risks and costs for AI firms, but authors face limited compensation and control. The post Authors wary of content ownership after Anthropic’s $1.5B court ruling reshapes AI training rights appeared first on Crypto Briefing.