Silicon Valley investor Balaji Srinivasan predicts a convergence in prestige between AI and cryptocurrencies. He argues that AI’s initial high prestige is diminishing due to its capacity for fakery, while crypto’s authenticity is rising. This is occurring as AI-generated deepfakes become more common and blockchain technology is used to verify the authenticity of various assets. Srinivasan’s view highlights a potential shift in how we perceive and value both technologies.
Capella Hotel Group has taken a leap into the future of hospitality by introducing digital payment tokens (DPTs) at its luxury properties in Singapore and the Maldives. This move allows guests to pay using popular cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, offering a convenient and secure alternative to traditional payment methods.
Vice President Kamala Harris reaffirmed her commitment to supporting emerging technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence during a recent speech, signaling a potential shift in focus towards these technologies in the upcoming election. This comes shortly after her first public mention of cryptocurrencies on the campaign trail, hinting at a growing emphasis on digital assets in the political arena.
