Anthropic launches new team to explore AI’s impact on law and democracy
Anthropic is recruiting experts to study how artificial intelligence intersects with legal systems, executive power, elections, and democratic institutions.
Anthropic is recruiting experts to study how artificial intelligence intersects with legal systems, executive power, elections, and democratic institutions.
Bitcoin dropped sharply to its lowest price since late March after fresh US-Iran missile strikes unsettled markets and triggered massive liquidations among leveraged traders.
Adecoagro, majority-owned by Tether, plans to use renewable energy from sugarcane bagasse to power Bitcoin mining operations in Brazil, integrating agriculture with crypto mining.
Western analysts often compare Ukraine’s struggle to the Spanish Civil War, but experts caution this analogy oversimplifies complex realities shaping today’s global conflict.
The SEC’s new draft plan refocuses enforcement on fraud and manipulation, sets clearer crypto rules, and aims to broaden retail access to private markets under Chair Paul Atkins.
Amid fragile U.S.-Iran negotiations, President Trump sharply rebuked Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu over military actions in Lebanon, fearing they risked undermining diplomatic progress.
India is actively engaged with the US on Section 301 tariff investigations while working to finalize a framework agreement aimed at enhancing bilateral trade relations.
The US Treasury has sanctioned Iran’s top cryptocurrency exchange Nobitex, along with three others, to block their use in evading sanctions and financing Iran’s regime.
Uzbekistan’s competition authority engaged global experts and digital platform representatives to explore modernizing antitrust laws and fostering fair digital market competition.
Mt. Gox transferred over 10,000 BTC into a new wallet as Bitcoin nears key support levels, while investor activity shows rising demand despite ongoing market weakness.