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Buterin Critiques Blind Support for Pro-Crypto Politicians
In a recent blog post, Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin addressed the growing trend of endorsing politicians who claim to support the crypto industry. He notes that positive sentiment towards cryptocurrencies is insufficient. Supporting certain crypto advocates in elections might conflict with the cypherpunk values that initially shaped the first crypto communities. 
Atomic Wallet Provides Update On $100 Million Exploit
In a recent blog post, Atomic Wallet provided an update on the hack incident that occurred on June 3, stating that there have been no new confirmed cases since the initial reports. The company reiterated that less than 0.1% of app users were affected, a claim that has faced skepticism from many online. 
Vitalik Buterin Targets 100,000 TPS in Ethereum's Evolution
On October 17, Vitalik Buterin published a blog post detailing Ethereum’s 2023 roadmap, titled The Surge, along with his vision for the future of the blockchain. He explains how Ethereum aims to achieve greater scalability while preserving decentralization through a mix of technological advancements.
Open AI vs. The New York Times: The Essence of The Dispute
While The New York Times has left part of the story untold, Open AI has chosen to publicly address its clash with the publication's journalists. In a recent blog post, the AI market leader sheds light on its legal battle with the respected American daily. OpenAI has launched GPTBot
According to OpenAI’s blog post, web pages crawled with GPTBot could potentially be utilized to enhance accuracy and expand the capabilities of upcoming iterations of their AI models.
A web crawler (web spider), is a type of bot that indexes website content across the internet.
Popular search engines like Google and Bing employ web crawlers to enable websites to appear in search results.
OpenAI clarified that their web crawler will gather publicly available data from the world wide web while excluding sources with paywalled content, personally identifiable information, or text that violates their policies. 100,000 ChatGPT Logins Leaked
Over the past year, a Singaporean cybersecurity firm has discovered a major data breach involving more than 100,000 login credentials for the popular AI chatbot, ChatGPT. The compromised logins were traded on dark web marketplaces between June 2022 and May 2023, according to a recent blog post by Group-IB. Vitalik Buterin Warns Against Overloading Ethereum's Consensus
In a comprehensive blog post titled "Don't overload Ethereum's consensus" Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin has shed light on the potential dangers of extending Ethereum's consensus beyond its fundamental role of validating blocks and securing the network. 
Vitalik Buterin’s Master Plan for Ethereum’s Future
In his latest blog post, Vitalik Buterin reflects on Ethereum’s shift to the PoS algorithm and outlines the challenges the blockchain of the second-largest cryptocurrency is currently facing. He also details the tasks that Ethereum developers must now tackle. 
OpenAI Forms Team to Manage Risks of Superintelligent AI
OpenAI, the team behind the AI chatbot ChatGPT, has announced the formation of a new team dedicated to managing the risks associated with superintelligent AI systems. In a blog post on July 5, the non-profit organization expressed its intention to navigate and control AI systems that surpass human intelligence. KRAKEN CTO: Current macro environment hinders new technologies
Vishnu Patankar, the new Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, shared his insights on the current status and future potential of blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and artificial intelligence in an interview with the company's official blog. Vitalik's Blog Unveils Ethereum Verification Solutions
Ethereum, the decentralized smart contracting platform behind DeFi and NFTs, is currently facing an issue with transaction verification. In a recent blog post, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin acknowledged that verifying transactions on the mainnet is challenging, causing difficulty for users to run their own nodes and instead rely on third-party services.