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Share link:In this post: Alibaba has unveiled its first AI-powered smart glasses, announcing its entrance into the Chinese smart wearables industry. The AI-powered smart glasses are expected to be powered by the company’s AI, pending an official launch date. Alibaba goes all in on AI after promising a huge $53 billion investment in the next three years.
Share link:In this post: The DOGE AI is being touted as a deregulation decision tool that could cut 50% of federal regulations. The White House is considering all options to facilitate Trump’s deregulation agenda. DOGE AI’s contract reviewer had several errors in its code.
Share link:In this post: Cyprus police have commenced an investigation into a crypto theft of €381,653 stolen from a digital wallet. The victim claimed that the criminals stole the passwords to his wallet after they hacked his email. Scammers and fraudsters have increased their activities, as total losses to scams in 2025 have hit $2.1 billion.
Share link:In this post: Canadian elementary school Lake Superior Academy has taken legal action against a crypto mining center over noise concerns. The mining center has reportedly been generating a high-pitched metallic hum since March. The school superintendent, Susie Schlehuber, mentioned that she tried to resolve things with the mining center without success.
Share link:In this post: VPN downloads in the UK surged after new age verification rules took effect under the Online Safety Act. Proton VPN saw a 1,400% spike in UK sign-ups, becoming the top free app on the App Store. Critics argue the law, aimed at protecting underage users, infringes on digital privacy, while Ofcom admits it’s not foolproof.
Quick Take The billionaire founder of Bridgewater Associates recommended that a risk-adjusted portfolio allocate 15% to gold or bitcoin in an appearance on CNBC’s Master Investor Podcast on Sunday.
Quick Take Qubic’s “useful proof of work” mining strategy gained control over 20% of Monero’s hashrate, raising concerns over the privacy chain ’s decentralization and security. Further plans by Qubic to cease hashrate reporting after Aug. 2 have raised additional concerns about a potential 51% attack that could disrupt transactions and network integrity.