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HONG KONG, May 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- GIBO Holdings Ltd.
In recent years, investor interest has surged in start-ups specializing in content licensing for AI training, driven by mounting legal and regulatory challenges faced by major tech companies like OpenAI, Meta, and Google over their use of copyrighted material in AI development.
Blockchain technology has the potential to enable “a broad swath of novel use cases for securities” and encourage “new kinds of market activities that many of the Commission’s legacy rules and regulations do not contemplate today,” stated Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Paul Atkins.
Ahead of its much-anticipated annual developer conference, Google is reportedly preparing to introduce a groundbreaking AI software development agent to its employees and developers, according to The Information.
Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency investor Animoca Brands is preparing to list on a U.S. stock exchange, motivated by the favorable crypto regulatory environment established under President Donald Trump.
In a vast warehouse on the outskirts of Shanghai, dozens of humanoid robots are actively controlled by operators to perform repetitive tasks such as folding T-shirts, making sandwiches, and opening doors.
Google announced on Monday that it will launch a new fund focused on investing in artificial intelligence startups.
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