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“This is a race against time,” — the author said in the Anna's Archive blog post. “Our ideal is to scan and upload all the world’s publications before publishers completely block knowledge, and before AI companies scan and destroy all the world’s books and papers.”

“We’re not trying to replace computers, but rather put computational control into biology,” — Christopher Voigt, head of MIT’s Department of Biological Engineering and the study’s senior author, said.

“If you have bacteria on the root of a plant, or the plant itself is doing the computing, running a simple calculation overnight is fast enough relative to a growth season.”

"Because it's natively built into the ledger, I think a lot of the protections that exist, smart contract exploits might exist with other chains, are almost non-existent on the XRP Ledger," — Shah said.

"We believe that we will live in a world of many chains," — McCormick said. "I think especially with AI, the price of chain creation and engineering and tech makes it easier and cheaper."

"There's a lot of Star Wars vibes, but it's happening," — he said. ❤️

“The real measure of crypto’s progress is not simply how many people own digital assets, but how useful those assets become in everyday life,” — Thomas Gregory, VP of Payments and Fiat at Binance, said.

"The deal with Nvidia is designed to prevent AI from becoming a 'closed technology controlled by a small number of people' in the future," the startup's management noted.

It was great to join the inaugural CFTC Innovation Advisory Committee (a group I've called "the Olympic roster of crypto.") But for a “crypto” gathering, there were a LOT of TradFi players in the room like Nasdaq, CME Group, Cboe, OCC, NYSE, The DTCC (alphabet soup!)

Everyone was in agreement. Rules written for a different era aren’t good enough. Not for consumers. Not for business. Not for innovation.

I made this case in an open letter to Congress back in 2019. Seven years later, we STILL need clear rules…. Thanks to the Trump administration, appointees like Mike Selig, and a myriad of bold leaders in Congress, we’ve never been closer. 🚀

"We urge the FTC to view this practice not in isolation but rather as the latest escalation in a documented pattern of anticompetitive conduct designed to create an insurmountable systemic moat around AI incumbents," — the groups write.