Author: Liu Xiaojie
On November 2nd, in a podcast episode, Tesla CEO Elon Musk predicted a radical future: in the next 5-6 years, traditional mobile phones and apps will disappear, and most of the content consumed by humans will be generated by AI.
Japan’s iconic cherry trees, long celebrated for their seasonal beauty, are beginning to show signs of age. In response, researchers have developed an innovative AI tool that analyzes images of the blossoms to monitor their health.
CatherineStrategy may be forced to sell some of its Bitcoin if prices drop further, despite Michael Saylor’s long-time promise to never sell. A new SEC filing revealed financial pressure from debt and falling markets could break the company’s “HODL” stance.
WeatherlyChina has registered 346 generative AI services as of March 31, 2025, to regulate their development and ensure transparency. The new rules require AI providers to disclose model names and registration numbers, aiming to control AI’s impact on public opinion and social actions.
AnaisUS stock and crypto markets jumped after the president announced a 90-day tariff pause for all countries except China, now facing a 125% levy. Over 75 nations have entered trade talks to avoid escalation. Trump sparked controversy, claiming leaders are “calling us up, kissing my ass” for deals. As tensions rise, could this bold or stupid trade strategy trigger a financial crisis?
CatherineKraken’s Mastercard crypto debit cards are set to launch in the coming weeks, with clients now able to join a waitlist for early access to the highly anticipated product.
KikyoPolice in Gwangju uncovered an illegal gambling operation disguised as a cryptocurrency mining farm, seizing 50 gaming machines and $95,000 in illicit profits. The operator used fake crypto wallets to disguise gambling payments, charging players $34 per hour with cash prizes for top performers.
JoyAfter a year-long probe, the FBI arrested Anurag Pramod Murarka—aka ElonMuskWHM—for laundering over $24 million from Dark Web crimes. Despite criticism of surveillance tactics, the case highlights the rising global threat of crypto-fuelled cybercrime.
CatherineWFP USA is now accepting over 80 cryptocurrencies for donations to support its Emergency Hunger Relief Fund, targeting $25 million to aid 58 million people facing starvation. This move aims to modernise fundraising, reduce transaction fees, and speed up donations to tackle the global hunger crisis.
WeatherlyElon Musk sued OpenAI last year, claiming it abandoned its nonprofit mission after partnering with Microsoft in 2019, a year after he left the board. OpenAI countersued, accusing Musk of harassment and asking a judge to block further “unlawful and unfair” actions as the dispute over its future structure continues.
KikyoVirgil Griffith, an Ethereum developer, was arrested in 2019 for giving a lecture in North Korea on blockchain technology, violating US sanctions. After serving over three years, he was released in April 2025 and is now transitioning to parole while facing post-prison restrictions.
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