Marvell joins S&P 500 as AI boom boosts profitability

AI's role in identifying hidden vulnerabilities highlights its potential to enhance security audits, but also underscores the need for vigilant oversight. The post AI helps uncover critical vulnerability in Zcash’s Orchard shielded pool appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Arthur Hayes has exited his Worldcoin position days after publicly backing the token as an AI-related investment, a move that has drawn criticism from market participants and coincided with a sharp decline in WLD’s price. According to posts published by…

Coinbase's S&P 500 inclusion signifies crypto's mainstream acceptance, impacting passive investments and potentially boosting industry confidence. The post Coinbase celebrates three-year anniversary of SEC lawsuit as an S&P 500 company appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

DoubleLine and Oaktree's strategy highlights the importance of cautious investment in AI debt, emphasizing fundamentals over speculative growth. The post DoubleLine and Oaktree are buying debt to hedge against an AI credit bust appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The surge in AI compute costs highlights a transformative shift in tech infrastructure, impacting investment strategies and market dynamics. The post SpaceX compute prices surge 50% in two weeks as Google signs $11B annual AI deal appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Insurer found 18,400 suspect claims last year with some scammers using AI to fake accident scenes and documents Bogus insurance claims worth more than £230m were detected by the insurance firm Aviva last year as scammers tried new tricks including using artificial intelligence to fake car accident scenes, documents and to exaggerate damage. The insurer identified more than 18,400 suspect claims across its brands in 2025, with a combined value of £233m. The fraud claims level was a record for the insurer, although this was the first year that it included the Direct Line brands it acquired last summer. Continue reading...

London-based group raises $300mn to become one of the UK’s most valuable AI groups

In an interview, Sarah Bird, Microsoft's chief product officer for responsible AI, said that governments worldwide must regulate AI to build trust among companies and people. But, the regulation must not come at the caution of stifling industries at early stages.