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The measure makes Vietnam the first country in Southeast Asia with a comprehensive AI framework, AFP said.

Tech in Asia

Vietnam’s AI law starts on March 1

What happens when Bitcoin explodes upward, and retail investors rush back into the market? History gives a clear pattern. First, Bitcoin moves. Then, large-cap altcoins follow. Soon after, early-stage tokens and presales see aggressive inflows. By the time headlines confirm the rally, many of the lowest entry allocations are already gone. That is why serious investors & analyst

Coindoo

You’ll Regret Missing These Presales If Bitcoin Goes Parabolic: IPO Genie ($IPO) Leads the Pack

On the surface, the crypto market appears strong. Despite ongoing global tensions, Bitcoin has behaved like a safe-haven asset, with steady price action supporting confidence. However, beneath thaThe post Why Bitcoin in 2026 feels like two completely different markets at once appeared first on AMBCrypto.

AMBcrypto

Why Bitcoin in 2026 feels like two completely different markets at once

The digital equivalent of snatching coins from someone's outstretched hands.

Gizmodo

South Korean Police Lose Seized Crypto By Posting Password Online

This weekend was a big one for prediction markets like Polymarket and Kalshi, but allegations of insider trading and a controversy surrounding the handling of one particularly sensitive market appear to have set off a firestorm of criticism.

MarketWatch

Prediction-market bets tied to Iran conflict stoke backlash over suspicions of insider trading

The company objected to hypothetical future use cases, not anything the military is currently doing.

Gizmodo

The Pentagon’s Claude Use in Iran Is a Reminder that Anthropic Never Objected to Military Use

Jason Blum knows IP is the lifeblood of entertainment right now, but Blumhouse will keep pumping out originals on a regular basis.

Gizmodo

Blumhouse Wants to Be Perfectly Balanced for Horror Fans

But this shift in Windows adoption looks less like a wave of enthusiastic upgrades and more like a forced march driven by expiring support deadlines, strict hardware policies, and a steady drumbeat of problematic patches.Read Entire Article

TechSpot

Windows 11 hits 72% share as Windows 10 fades, but not everyone is happy

The Honor Robot Phone has made another public appearance, this time with its flagship feature in action.

ZDNet

This gimbal-stabilized camera phone is the most bizarre thing I've seen at MWC so far

It was an intensely volatile week for crypto. Bitcoin [BTC] saw an 11.96% rally, a 9.94% drop, and another 8.19% rally, measured using the swing points made since Tuesday, the 24th of February. ThiThe post Crypto market's weekly winners and losers - DOT, NEAR, BCH, PEPE appeared first on AMBCrypto.

AMBcrypto

Crypto market's weekly winners and losers - DOT, NEAR, BCH, PEPE

Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have finally returned to positive territory after enduring five straight weeks of capital withdrawals. Flow data shows that the just-concluded week delivered a strong rebound in investor demand, although the late surge was not enough to fully repair the damage recorded earlier in February. Investors Pour $787 Million Into Spot Bitcoin ETFs Accordi

NEWSBTC

Spot Bitcoin ETFs Record $787 Million Inflows, End 5-Week Consecutive Outflows

Most people don’t appreciate the profound threat that AI will soon pose to human agency. A common refrain is that “AI is just a tool,” and like any tool, its benefits and dangers depend on how people use it. This is old-school thinking. AI is transitioning from tools we use to prosthetics we wear. This will create significant new threats we’re just not prepared for.No, I’m not talk

VentureBeat

What if the real risk of AI isn’t deepfakes — but daily whispers?

Chancellor Rachel Reeves and Labour promised not to raise taxes on working people but they're slapping us all with higher tax bills, writes Alex Evans.

Daily Express

Rachel Reeves’ tax-free Personal Allowance scam is her biggest betrayal of working people

Full Circle, the gaming studio behind the new iteration of Skate, has recently announced a restructuring involving layoffs at its headquarters in Burnaby, British Columbia. Founded in 2021 as a subsidiary of Electronic Arts, Full Circle is just the latest in a series of AAA gaming studios to be hit by layoffs, with Ubisoft Toronto laying off 40 employees last week.  SEE ALS

Mashable

Skate developer Full Circle announces layoffs ahead of new game release

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