Brussels Softens the AI Act. The IMF Says the Risks Are Growing.
EU lawmakers ease AI regulation as the IMF warns of mounting AI-driven financial risks.
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EU lawmakers ease AI regulation as the IMF warns of mounting AI-driven financial risks.
The summit is near-certain but the US-China AI divide it cannot resolve is the real story.
No airdrop means no farming cohort dump. MegaETH's Thursday launch will test who actually sells when the usual suspects don't exist.
China's state planner orders Meta to unwind its acquisition of AI agent startup Manus on national security grounds, forcing a full reversal of the $2bn deal.
Prediction markets give MegaETH near-certain odds of a strong debut but a hard cap on euphoria, signalling a structural shift in how crypto prices new tokens.
Prediction markets held firm on Anthropic's lead even as OpenAI launched GPT-5.5 the same day.
Prediction markets price a 94% chance of launch next Wednesday, but only a one-in-three shot at the $2 billion valuation traders once took for granted.
A $14.9 million prediction market now prices Anthropic as the clear leader in artificial intelligence, as the industry's human costs mount.
Polymarket traders have committed $18.2 million to pricing MegaETH's launch, but a wide probability spread and failing airdrop models suggest deep uncertainty about crypto's path from token to institution.
Polymarket contracts backed by $34.6 million in volume signal near-zero chance of a spring release, shifting focus to Take-Two's earnings timeline and the competition for deferred gaming spend.
The US and China are locked in an AI competition the New York Times calls "Mutually Automated Destruction." Unlike the nuclear arms race, no governance framework exists to contain it.
Anthropic's withheld frontier model has found thousands of zero-day flaws across critical software, prompting an unprecedented industry coalition to deploy it under restricted access.
Subscribers using OpenClaw and similar AI agents must now pay separately, as Anthropic tightens control over its platform.
Geopolitical tension and inflation risk are pulling bitcoin in opposite directions, and April's calendar will decide which force wins.
Google DeepMind releases Gemma 4 under an Apache 2.0 license, intensifying the open-source AI arms race.
Tehran explicitly identifies two critical US tech firms for retaliatory action, the first time a state actor has named specific companies during a live conflict.
Prediction markets have built a six-tier valuation ladder for the new infrastructure token, pricing its most likely fully diluted value at around $600m.
At $68,700, bitcoin is 45% below its October 2025 all-time high. It is also refusing to fall further, and the reasons have more to do with war, monetary policy, and industrial economics than with crypto sentiment.
Developers are voting with their stars. Prediction markets have not noticed the local-first AI revolution they are funding.
The Defense Department crowned Palantir's Maven its core military AI platform on March 20 — fifteen days after blacklisting Anthropic's Claude, the model that powers it. The US is now formally committed to waging war with AI it has officially prohibited.
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