US Fed CIO says it’s ‘hard to justify’ hiring human coders over AI
The Federal Reserve’s leadership seemingly views generative AI as a “super analyst” capable of turbocharging the agency’s work process.
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DApp Survey Highlights Poor User Uptake as Major Pain Point for Developers
Decentralized data aggregator Fluence Labs highlighted user uptake as the number one problem facing decentralized app (DApp) developers in a new survey released on Jan. 29.The DApp industry, which began using the Ethereum blockchain in 2017, has since grown to number around 1,800 products, according to listing resource DappRadar.Fluence notes that of the 900 projects…

Uniswap launches its own layer-2, Unichain
The app chain promises faster and cheaper transactions and cross-chain interoperability, according to Uniswap.

The cost of innovation — Regulations are Web3’s greatest asset
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Blockchain Association Weighs In on SEC Case Against Kik’s ICO
The Blockchain Association has asked the court, which is considering Kik’s case, to deny the SEC’s motion for summary judgment. 1848 Total views 60 Total shares The United States-based Blockchain Association has filed an amicus curiae brief in support of Canadian messenger Kik amid the firm’s legal battle with the Securities and Exchange Commission.The association…

Bitcoin billionaires back ‘moonshot’ scheme to resurrect woolly mammoths
Colossal is aiming to combat climate change by resurrecting extinct species in their natural habitats, with the firm’s landmark de-extinction project focused on woolly mammoths. 2897 Total views 15 Total shares Bitcoin billionaires Tim Draper and the Winklevoss twins have backed a start-up dubbed “Colossal” that is aiming to resurrect woolly mammoths as part of…

Bitcoin gets $126K June target as data predicts bull market comeback
Bitcoin (BTC) can hit new all-time highs by June this year if historical patterns repeat, network economist Timothy Peterson said. Data uploaded to X on March 15 gives BTC/USD around two-and-a-half months to beat its $109,000 record. April could spark 50% BTC price upside Bitcoin has declined 30% after topping out in mid-January. The extent