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The SuperAI Event to Kick Off in Singapore
This weekend the AI industry will come together for SuperAI’s debut event in Singapore. Asia’s biggest AI event will take place at Marina Bay Sands on 5-6 June and will welcome guests and leading industry representatives from companies like Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Boston Dynamics, Nvidia, Salesfroce, and more. The Humor Algorithm: Can AI Learn to Understand Sarcasm?
Interacting with AI bots is becoming more interesting. Instead of providing bland responses, apps can now add humor to conversations. They can grasp users’ tone and respond with witty comments. But how far will machines go in understanding sarcasm? Will they be able to crack jokes that make us burst into tears—from laughing? 
ENS Labs has proposed expanding the Ethereum Name Service (ENS) protocol to a public Ethereum Layer 2 blockchain or creating its own network as part of the next project version, ENSv2. The developers believe this will enhance scalability and lower user costs. 
A new product named Ether․fi Cash is designed as an alternative to the often complex and costly off-ramp process of converting cryptocurrency to fiat money. The developers hope that this innovation will allow cryptocurrency holders to operate entirely within the blockchain ecosystem. 
Composed by Bots: Understanding AI's Interpretation of Music
Music is a universal language and machines are learning it too. Artificial Intelligence tools can now create instrumentation, melodies, and lyrics from scratch. It takes only to describe the style and genre to an app, and a new song will be ready within a minute. 
Adobe is working on a new artificial intelligence model from the Firefly family, set to be integrated into Adobe Premiere Pro. This tool will enable users to create videos based on textual queries, manipulate objects within the footage, and expand the length of video recordings. Will BTC See Growth After the Upcoming Halving?
The next Bitcoin halving is slated for approximately April 20, 2024 (or has already occurred if you're reading this at a later date). Historically, this event, which happens once every four years, has been followed by a period where BTC prices soar to new peaks. Will we see a repeat of this trend this time around? Let's delve into it. 
Ripple (XRP) has disclosed plans for launching its own stablecoin, which will be pegged to the dollar and backed by bank deposits along with short-term U.S. Treasury bills. This move aims to expand Ripple Payments' capabilities in facilitating cross-border transactions. The introduction of this stablecoin promises: 
Gaming project ZKasino has initiated a 72-hour registration window for anyone wishing to return their ZKAS tokens and reclaim their ETH investments. Following this period, the developers will verify and publish a list of wallets eligible for an ETH refund to facilitate community discussion. 
South Korea or the USA: Where Will Do Kwon Be Extradited?
In late May, Montenegro's Minister of Justice, Andrej Milović, met with a delegation from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This visit followed significant developments regarding the potential extradition of Terraform Labs' fugitive founder, Do Kwon. What Crypto Issues Will the New U.S. Law Address?
An important regulatory bill concerning cryptocurrencies might receive approval this May. The U.S. House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on the Financial Innovation and Technology Act, known as FIT-21, which could significantly impact the global digital industry. 
The WhiteBIT cryptocurrency exchange in collaboration with the Whitepay company, has backed the establishment of the NGO Space Territorial Community Representative Center in Dnipro, Ukraine. This center will function as a coworking space accommodating 25 organizations and community groups. It will offer facilities for various events, consultations, and educational programs. Importantly, the center will have 75 specialists providing psychological support to veterans and families of fallen soldiers. 
British autonomous vehicle manufacturer Wayve Technologies announces the opening of a new research and development hub in Vancouver, Canada, marking its third establishment following London and Mountain View in California. The initiative will be spearheaded by the company's Chief Scientific Officer, Jamie Shotton. 
Alaska's approach to wildlife management at Fairbanks International Airport now includes a high-tech solution: a robot dog from Boston Dynamics named Aurora by the airport's crew. Over the next few months, this robotic canine will be put to the test, chasing away birds and smaller animals from the runways.