Rob Hamilton, CEO of AnchorWatch, was conducting AI-powered security audits on Bitcoin code when OpenAI's 'trust cyber program' blocked his access despite completing all verification steps. His volunteer team had identified numerous critical vulnerabilities in open-source Bitcoin repositories, aiming to improve security after a major hardware wallet flaw led to thefts. Due to restrictions from OpenAI and Anthropic, the team shifted to Chinese AI models like Moonshot AI's Kimi K3, which were less restrictive. This incident highlights challenges US-based security researchers face using American AI tools, potentially pushing them toward foreign alternatives. OpenAI later partially restored access after public attention.
At Malaysia's IGEM 2026, Sigenergy showcased its latest AI-driven energy technologies, including smart storage and inverter systems, highlighting its role in advancing sustainable energy. The company also signed MOUs with local partners Milieu and YT...
ZenaTech introduced Stacklens™, AI-powered smart safety glasses designed for field technicians and industrial workers, integrating hands-free AI assistance, real-time video support, and thermal imaging. The glasses aim to improve efficiency by allowi...
Bitcoin recently faced strong resistance near the $86,500 level, leading to significant profit-taking with $1.03 billion realized in a single day, the second-highest of 2026. This selling pressure caused Bitcoin's price to drop about 4.5% over the we...
Ripple patched two vulnerabilities in the XRP Ledger's xrpld software, including a critical payment-engine flaw in versions 3.4.0 and earlier that could let malicious users create spendable XRP without authorization by exploiting integer overflow. Th...
An unidentified whale transferred 2,380 Binance Coin (BNB), valued at about $1.85 million, to Binance within 20 minutes, indicating a potential exit from its BNB holdings. This move comes after the whale had been diversifying into other altcoins sinc...
