Hotels Are Staffing Robots—and Guests Are Freaking Out
Hotels are turning to humanoid robots, with guests either loving or hating the creepy, human-like experience. Source link
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Ubisoft Adds AI Agents to ‘Captain Laserhawk’ Game That Vote and Govern
Blockchain game Captain Laserhawk: The G.A.M.E. is integrating AI agents that can make governance decisions on behalf of players. Source link
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Mark Zuckerberg Unveils New Meta AI Lab After Poaching OpenAI Talent
Meta is throwing huge bucks to lure away top talent in the high-stakes AI race, prompting the company to give its employees the week off...
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Solana Advisor Nikita Bier Joins Elon Musk’s X, Reigniting Crypto Payments Speculation
Bier’s announcement is fueling speculation about X’s future crypto payment plans, including long-rumored Dogecoin integration. Source link
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The 6 Doomsday Scenarios That Keep AI Experts Up at Night
Experts warn the real AI threat is not destruction, but subtle manipulation that makes us surrender willingly. Source link
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White House Weighs Federal Land and Fast-Tracked Permits to Drive AI Boom: Reuters
President Trump is reportedly mulling executive orders to boost AI infrastructure in the U.S. amid soaring energy demands. Source link
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US Housing Chief Orders Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac to Prepare for Crypto Assessment in Mortgages
Under a directive from the FHFA, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were ordered to prepare for crypto mortgage payments. Source link
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Crypto VCs Crown New Unicorn as Confidentiality Startup Zama Raises $57M at $1 Billion Valuation
Zama raised $57 million and launched a public testnet aimed at bringing privacy and encrypted smart contracts to public blockchains. Source link
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Bernie Sanders Blasts AI Firms Over Jobs Displacement: ‘They Couldn’t Care Less’
Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders warned that AI will uproot workers unless reforms shift power from CEOs to the American people. Source link
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Bitcoin in the Buckeye State: Ohio Eyes Its Own Crypto Reserve
Ohio Rep. Steve Demetriou, a Bitcoin advocate, said lawmakers should follow the lead of nearly 2 million Ohioans who own digital assets. Source link
