Sam Altman's ChatGPT AI Predicts Bitcoin Could Surge Before 2027
ChatGPT AI, associated with Sam Altman, forecasts Bitcoin reaching $64,500 by 2027, calling it a strong asymmetric risk-reward opportunity.
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Video Game History Foundation Unveils Major E3 Archive Collections
The Video Game History Foundation releases new archives documenting the history of the E3 trade show from 1995 to 2021.
Thea Energy Secures $20M Federal Grant to Scale Fusion Reactor Magnets
Fusion startup Thea Energy receives a $20 million ARPA-E award to advance high-temperature superconducting magnet production.
Xbox Outage Blocks Disc-Based Games Too: What Gamers Need to Know
A major Xbox outage that started Sunday evening has affected not only digital games but also disc-based titles, preventing logins and app launches.
CLARITY Act: The Key to Neutralizing North Korea's Lazarus Hacker Group, Says Senator Lummis
Senator Cynthia Lummis argues that the CLARITY Act's three illicit-finance provisions are the most effective tool to cut off the Lazarus Group from crypto markets.
Atari Partners with Universal Pictures to Turn 10 Classic Games into Films
Atari has signed a deal with Universal Pictures to develop 10 of its iconic game IPs into feature films, marking a major expansion into Hollywood.
Apple Faces Lawsuit Over $1.8M App Store Crypto Scam
Three users sue Apple after losing over $1.8 million to a fraudulent crypto wallet on the App Store, challenging Apple's app review safety claims.
Microsoft Unveils First AI Security Model and Agentic Cybersecurity Platform
Microsoft launches its first AI security model and a new agentic cybersecurity platform to bolster defenses.
Crypto Markets Rally as Geopolitical Tensions Ease: ETH/BTC Ratio Signals Alt Season
Crypto markets are up as US-Iran tensions de-escalate, with the ETH/BTC ratio flashing a major alt season signal.
OpenAI’s Hugging Face Breach Sparks New Debate on AI Alignment and Control
A security breach at OpenAI’s Hugging Face repository has reignited the debate over AI alignment and control, highlighting divergent views on whether advanced AI should be better aligned, better contained, or both.