
Microsoft Memo Cited in NYT Suit Warned of AI 'Theft'
Unsealed court documents from the New York Times lawsuit reveal a 2023 Microsoft memo warning that AI training on news content constituted unprecedented theft.
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Unsealed court documents from the New York Times lawsuit reveal a 2023 Microsoft memo warning that AI training on news content constituted unprecedented theft.

Singapore-based stablecoin payments firm Dtcpay completed a $25 million Series A round, backed by Japanese conglomerate SBI Group to expand its merchant network and digital asset corridor.

Binance declined to comment on reports of European Central Bank intervention in its failed Greek crypto license bid, reaffirming its commitment to operating under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation.

SpaceX's AI division is holding informal talks about purchasing customer and operational data from failed startups to train its Grok model.

The CFTC issued a no-action letter allowing passive software providers to offer access to regulated derivatives without registering as introducing brokers.

The CFTC issued a no-action position exempting qualifying passive software providers from introducing broker registration requirements when connecting users to regulated derivatives firms.

Securitize shares rose after the SEC approved a temporary five-year path for limited tokenized U.S. stock trading, boosting the firm's market position.

Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang urged Congress to regulate frontier AI models, citing safety concerns and calling for liability rules and kill switches.

Circle launched Arc, a layer-1 blockchain optimized for stablecoins, featuring USDC as native gas and deterministic settlement to address institutional infrastructure gaps.

The SEC introduced an immediate five-year exemption allowing tokenized U.S. stocks to trade on permissionless blockchains without national exchange registration.

The SEC approved a controlled innovation exemption allowing permissioned trading of tokenized NMS stocks on specific venues, requiring strict transparency and data reporting.

Crypto.com CEO Kris Marszalek announced that the SEC has authorized sister exchange OG.com to offer single-stock futures in the United States.