Recently, rumors about the health status of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu have drawn attention, with multiple users betting on prediction markets that he will step down before March 31st. Netanyahu attempted to clarify through a new video, but still faced skepticism, with concerns that the video may be AI-generated, failing to dispel the controversy.

Japanese optical fiber cable manufacturer Fujikura plans to invest up to 300 billion yen in Japan and the United States to triple optical fiber cable production capacity to meet the demand from artificial intelligence data centers. This investment is a response to the Japan-U.S. Economic Cooperation Agreement, and many Japanese companies are also increasing investments in AI infrastructure-related projects.

Zhipu AI released the GLM-5-Turbo model on March 16th as a high-speed optimized version of GLM-5, specifically customized for OpenClaw agent scenarios. The model delivers 2-3x speed improvements, supports 200K context and 128K maximum output, and has optimized tool calling stability. It demonstrated significantly superior performance compared to GLM-5 in evaluations, alongside corresponding increases to API pricing and the introduction of personal user packages.

Gate News reports that on March 16, Lisk Chief Researcher Leon Waidmann posted on the X platform stating that on-chain payment settlements for AI agents are mainly concentrated on Base and Solana, with these two networks accounting for 97% of all agent-to-agent transactions. Among them, Base accounts for 59% with transaction volume reaching 70.9 million; Solana accounts for 38% with transaction volume reaching 45.3 million; all other networks account for only 3% with transaction volume of 3.9 million.

Slowmist founder Yu Xian complained on the X platform about the experience of using AI development tools, stating that while he initially thought it would save time, he actually needs to constantly guide and supervise the tools, resulting in being busier, increased expenses, and generating a lot of useless content.

Ledger supports hardware wallet signing functionality for MoonPay Agents, allowing users to verify and manually sign transactions generated by AI agents. This feature is compatible with multiple Ledger devices and supports interactions with multiple blockchain wallets.

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire pointed out in the program that artificial intelligence will significantly impact the labor market, with a large number of positions facing replacement risks. At the same time, he warned that quantum computing may threaten existing cryptographic systems. Circle is developing quantum-resistant technology and plans to achieve quantum defense capabilities between 2026 and 2027.

Gate News: On March 15, according to monitoring by on-chain analyst Ai Auntie (@ai_9684xtpa), a whale address accumulated 3.667 million THE tokens one month ago at an average price of $0.2693. After an attacker launched a flash loan attack on Venus causing THE's price to surge, the address transferred all THE tokens to a certain CEX, which would yield a profit of $729,000 if sold.

CCTV 315 Gala exposed the AI large model data "poisoning" industry chain, involving a business named GEO. Service providers charge fees to make client products stand out in AI models, spawning press release companies that become key links in data manipulation.

MoonPay announced on March 15 the introduction of hardware signing support for its AI agent tool, allowing transaction strategies to be executed across multiple blockchains, with users required to confirm transactions through Ledger devices to ensure private key security.