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Lloyd's of London, in partnership with Armilla—a Y Combinator-backed start-up—has launched innovative insurance products aimed at protecting companies from losses caused by malfunctioning AI tools, especially chatbots.

Recently, industry leaders from the financial sector gathered to address the major challenges encountered in implementing blockchain solutions, with particular focus on the critical effects of regulatory uncertainties.

Many investors are closely watching large tech companies heavily investing in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, questioning when or if these investments will yield adequate returns.

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If forced to choose between Elon Musk and Sam Altman to lead the AI arms race with humanity’s future at stake, artificially intelligent chatbots predominantly favored Altman, except for Musk-owned Grok, which sided with Musk.

Robinhood is working on a blockchain-based platform aimed at providing European traders with access to U.S. financial assets, according to two sources familiar with the situation who spoke to Bloomberg.

OpenAI has unveiled o3-mini, a new artificial intelligence reasoning model specifically designed to enhance accuracy in mathematical calculations, coding tasks, and scientific problem-solving.