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Week Summary
Technology
  • Earth has captured a temporary 'second moon,' a small asteroid named 2024 PT5, which will orbit until November 2024.
  • Research indicates that larger AI chatbots are increasingly prone to generating incorrect answers, raising concerns about their reliability.
  • Meta's Chief Technical Officer discussed advancements in AR and VR technologies, particularly focusing on the Orion AR glasses.
  • The author reflects on their experience with Rust, proposing several changes to improve the language's usability and safety features.
  • The Tor Project and Tails OS have merged to enhance their efforts in promoting online anonymity and privacy.
  • OpenAI is undergoing leadership changes, with key executives departing amid discussions about restructuring and the company's future direction.
  • Git-absorb
  • The concept of critical mass explains how significant changes occur when a threshold of acceptance is reached, impacting technology and society.
  • WordPress.org has banned WP Engine from accessing its resources due to ongoing legal disputes, raising concerns about security for WP Engine customers.
  • PostgreSQL 17
  • Hotwire Native is a web-first framework that simplifies mobile app development, allowing developers to reuse HTML and CSS across platforms.
  • Radian Aerospace is progressing on a reusable space plane, completing ground tests and aiming for full-scale flights by 2028.
  • A groundbreaking diabetes treatment using reprogrammed stem cells has enabled a patient to produce insulin independently for over a year.
  • Apple is developing a new home accessory that combines features of the iPad, Apple TV, and HomePod, expected to launch in 2025.
  • SpaceX's Starlink service is set to surpass 4 million subscribers, reflecting rapid growth and significant revenue projections.
  • TinyJS is a lightweight JavaScript library that simplifies dynamic HTML element creation and DOM manipulation for developers.
  • Tether CEO expresses concerns over EU's MiCA regulation impacting stablecoin operations.

    Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino is concerned about the EU's MiCA regulation for stablecoins. He asserts that the new requirements complicate stablecoin operations and increase their vulnerability and risk. In other news, Binance has announced plans to restrict "unauthorized" stablecoins in Europe to comply with MiCA, potentially affecting other exchanges and the accessibility of stablecoins like USDT.

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    Paolo Ardoino
    Tether
    Binance
    USDT
    EU
    Wednesday, June 5, 2024
  • Tether ends USDT minting on EOS and Algorand, focusing on other platforms.

    Tether announced that it will discontinue USDT minting on EOS and Algorand but continue to support USDT redemptions on these blockchains for the next 12 months. This is part of its larger strategy to focus resources on platforms that maximize security, efficiency, and user engagement across the broader crypto landscape.

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    TetherUSDTEOS, AlgorandCrypto
  • USDT launching on Aptos blockchain to enhance digital currency accessibility.

    USDT is launching on the Aptos blockchain as part of its strategy to make digital currency more accessible and useful. The introduction of a top stablecoin on Aptos is a significant milestone. Recent metrics suggest Aptos has hundreds of thousands of daily active users and the capacity to handle 30,000 TPS.

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    USDT
    Aptos
    Blockchain
    Digital Currency
  • Tether, TRON, and TRM Labs create T3 Financial Crime Unit to fight crypto crimes, freezing over $12 million in scam funds.

    Tether, TRON, and TRM Labs have launched the T3 Financial Crime Unit (T3 FCU), a groundbreaking private sector initiative aimed at combating crypto-related crimes on the TRON blockchain, especially involving USDT. By combining blockchain intelligence and anti-crime expertise, the unit has already assisted law enforcement in freezing over $12 million linked to various scams, marking a proactive step in safeguarding the crypto ecosystem.

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    Tether
    TRON
    TRM Labs
    USDT
Month Summary
Technology
  • OpenAI is considering a new subscription model for its upcoming AI product, Strawberry, while also restructuring for better financial backing.
  • Telegram founder
  • The startup landscape is shifting towards more tech-intensive ventures, with a focus on specialized research and higher capital requirements.
  • Boom Supersonic's XB-1 demonstrator aircraft successfully completed its second flight, testing new systems for future supersonic travel.
  • announced the uncrewed return of Boeing's Starliner, with future crewed missions planned for 2025.
  • OpenAI's SearchGPT aims to compete with Google Search by providing AI-driven information retrieval, though it currently faces accuracy issues.
  • Tesla is preparing to unveil its autonomous robotaxi technology at an event in Los Angeles, indicating ongoing challenges in achieving full autonomy.
  • The US Department of Justice is investigating Nvidia for potential antitrust violations related to its AI chip market dominance.
  • Apple plans to use OLED screens in all iPhone 16 models, moving away from Japanese suppliers and introducing new AI features.
  • Amazon S3 has introduced conditional writes to prevent overwriting existing objects, simplifying data updates for developers.
  • Chinese scientists have developed a hydrogel that shows promise in treating osteoarthritis by restoring cartilage lubrication.
  • Nvidia's CEO is working to position the Nvidia as a comprehensive provider for data center needs, amidst growing competition from AMD and Intel.
  • OpenAI
  • Nvidia Blackwell
  • Amazon is set to release a revamped Alexa voice assistant in October, powered by AI models from Anthropic's Claude, and will be offered as a paid subscription service.