Your next career coach could be a chatbot
Coaching programs that rely on artificial intelligence are cheap, accessible and increasingly popular. But privacy questions and skepticism over the quality of non-human answers could slow adoption.
Maria Gracia Santillana Linares, Forbes Staff
How ChatGPT hype is bleeding into cryptocurrencies
Cryptocurrencies related to artificial intelligence have seen massive price increases over the past week, but their popularity may just be a reflection of a marketing frenzy.
NFT market soars as big players launch new collections
Softening macroeconomic headwinds and profile-raising deals by industry leaders helped push trading to six-month highs.
US Justice Department shuts down US$700 million Russian crypto exchange
The Justice Department arrested founder and majority owner of Bitzlato Anatoly Legkodymov last night in Miami, alleging the exchange processed illicit funds from individuals “known to be crooks.”
Developers still flocking to crypto despite its brutal year
Despite a rash of bankruptcies, hacks and dismal year for crypto prices, full-time open-source crypto developers reached an all-time high of 23,000 according to Electric Capital.
Polygon defies crypto downturn, up 40% with Instagram integration
Polygon’s slew of corporate partnerships has led the chain to become the “Web3 on-ramp for millions of users
Cardano NFTs become third-largest NFT protocol by trading volume
Cardano is now the third-largest nonfungible token (NFT) protocol by trading volume
Meta sticks to metaverse plans as already-meager sales evaporate
Focus on the metaverse comes as advertising revenues are under pressure.
Binance hack siphons US$110 million
Cross-chain bridge bug exploits again at the center of a major theft.
Sam Bankman-Fried rescues crypto industry, again
Sam Bankman-Fried has again proved himself to be the saviour of the crypto world.