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Anthropic relaxes AI safety rules amid Pentagon's tough ultimatum
Anthropic has relaxed its key safety policy, citing the need to remain competitive. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is pressuring the company to allow the use of AI for surveillance of citizens.

Google has upgraded its no-code AI workflow tool, Opal, introducing an agent feature that automates task planning and execution. This enhancement allows users to create mini-apps easily, integrating with tools like Google Sheets and Veo, making complex workflows accessible even for non-technical users.

Tokens and Tanks
When RWAs can't withstand the pressure of the real world
What if tomorrow, an oil rig divided into a thousand tokens is seized by someone's army or declared as the property of a government?
Asking this question, ForkLog looked behind the curtain of real-world asset tokenization and saw an abyss

El Salvador has updated its educational Bitcoin program, Bitcoin Diploma 2.0, aimed at enhancing financial literacy in schools. The curriculum covers economic concepts like savings and cryptocurrency mining and will be implemented in public schools this academic year.

Anthropic Accuses Chinese AI Labs of "Stealing" Data
Anthropic has accused three Chinese AI startups—DeepSeek, Moonshot, and MiniMax—of a large-scale campaign using Claude to improve their own models.
Labs from China generated over 16 million interactions with chat-b

EMCD has launched a staking service for Ethereum and Solana, offering yields of up to 3.5% and 7% annually, respectively, targeting institutional clients. The minimum stake is 0.0002 ETH or 0.001 SOL, with a straightforward registration process and no hidden fees.

CIO Bitwise: Bitcoin has not yet reached the bottom of the cycle
In 2026, Bitcoin will begin to rise, but the shocking events of early February were not the final bottom for the asset. This was stated by Bitwise investment director Matt Hougan on the Blockspace podcast.
The expert was referring to the crash in the price of the first cryptocurrency in early February.

Invisible Bitcoin Address Substitution, Toy Manufacturer Data Leak, and Other Cybersecurity Events
We have compiled the most important cybersecurity news of the week.
Hackers devised a scheme for invisible Bitcoin address substitution.
A new Trojan for Android was disguised as IPTV app.

Bitcoin developer warns of quantum threat from intelligence agencies
The first cryptocurrency is unprepared for a future where government agencies with ultra-fast quantum computers could break its cryptography. This opinion was shared by developer Hunter Bist at the ETHDe conference.

Sam Altman Accuses Major Companies of Using AI as a Pretext for Layoffs
Some companies are using artificial intelligence as a pretext for layoffs that would have happened anyway. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman made this statement in an interview with CNBC.
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