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Anthony Shnayderman and Itai Bronshtein filed a class-action lawsuit against the NFT platform OpenSea, alleging that it has engaged in trading unregistered securities. The plaintiffs, who purchased several non-fungible tokens, including those from the Bored Ape Yacht Club collection, claim these assets have lost their value due to their illegal status. 
AI Facial Recognition to Identify Criminals: Is It Reliable?
Facial features, along with a person’s fingerprints, DNA analysis, and other evidence, are key parts of criminal identification. With the help of tools like face detection and recognition, police can speed up the investigation process by tracing unknown faces and matching existing databases. AML: Stopping Money Laundering in Its Tracks
The term "Anti-Money Laundering" (AML) originated almost a century ago during the Prohibition era in the United States. It referred to illegal efforts to legitimize funds obtained through organized crime—essentially turning "dirty" money into "clean" money. 
How Tron Transaction Fees Work and How to Reduce Them
Blockchain transactions usually come with fees paid in the network's native token (ETH for Ethereum, SOL for Solana, AVAX for Avalanche, etc.). However, in the case of the ever-popular Tron network, the fee structure is more complex than it might seem at first glance. 
The new stablecoin USDS, poised to replace DAI, might feature a decentralized process for appealing frozen assets if such measures are implemented in the future. Currently, there is no mechanism for freezing funds, but it could be added through an update to the smart contract. 
Virtual Museum Tours: What It’s Like Visiting a Museum from Home
Walking through a museum without in-person visits is one of the things made possible by technology. Virtual rooms tell stories about art, history, science, and life through digital representations of originals or items initially created in a physical environment. 
In a move that feels like it’s straight out of a crypto-thriller, the UK government proposed a new legislation aimed at clarifying the legal status of digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, NFTs, and others. Known as the Property (Digital Assets etc.) Bill, this marks a significant milestone in providing legal recognition for all digital assets, classifying them as personal property. Paolo Ardoino: “Winning Is a Marathon, It’s Not a Sprint”
His rapid rise in the crypto world is a modern success story, filled with ambition, ingenuity, and an unwavering drive to transform global finance. Best known as the CEO of Tether, his influence extends far beyond that role. Meet Paolo Ardoino. 
NaNoWriMo, the nonprofit known for its annual novel-writing contest, recently lost four board members and a key financial sponsor after it stated that rejecting artificial intelligence amounted to class inequality and discrimination against people with disabilities. AI Stylist Apps: Tested and Reviewed
We’ve seen AI write texts, create images, and even drive cars. But can it step into the shoes of a professional stylist? AI-driven clothing apps are said to revolutionize the fashion industry, but how accurately do they reflect our individual tastes and current trends? Why Was Pavel Durov Arrested?
The arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov is clouded with rumors and speculation. It's not surprising, as we might be witnessing a recalibration of the boundaries between free speech and public safety. Let's sift through the facts to better understand the developments, leaving aside conspiracy theories.