Welcome to Eye on AI. Emily Forlini here. In today’s issue: Nvidia, Meta, OpenAI, Microsoft, and others publish an open letter about open source Trump administration nears release of AI framework OpenAI president and
Apple’s tightly controlled App Store is facing renewed scrutiny after three Bitcoin holders alleged they lost $1.8 million to a fake crypto wallet, adding to a growing list of malicious wallet apps that have reached
Erling Haaland may have been the biggest star to come out of this World Cup as fans all over the world became enamored with the big Norwegian striker as he raced for the Golden Boot
Irvin Robert Rudy, a director at First United Corp (), sold 1,000 shares of the company’s common stock on July 24, 2026. The transaction totaled $44,580, with shares sold at a price of $44.58 each. The sale came as the
Key Takeaways Over 60 crypto projects shut down or filed bankruptcy from January to July 2026, led by BitMEX’s Sept. 23 closure. Security exploits drove closures including Step Finance’s $40 million hack and Radiant Capital’s $50 million 2024
Last Tuesday, a blog post appeared on the OpenAI website that, despite its innocuous title, contained bombshell news. While undergoing internal testing, two of the company’s models had escaped confinement and hacked into the
Bitcoin (BTC) hit ten-day lows at Tuesday’s Wall Street open as BTC price action followed a US stocks sell-off. Key points: Bitcoin price action reacts to contagion from an Asia stocks sell-off as it
Curtland E. Fields, a director at Kearny Financial Corp. (), purchased shares of the company’s common stock on July 27, 2026. The transactions totaled $138,273, with prices ranging from $9.395 to $9.41 per share. The director made four separate purchases,
Raymond D. Cabrera, Senior Vice President and Chief HR Officer at Knowles Corp (), recently sold shares of the company’s common stock. The transaction, which occurred on July 27, 2026, involved the sale of 6,178 shares at a
Maine’s new virtual-currency unclaimed-property rules take effect July 29 with a five-year dormancy clock, while the State Treasurer’s current reporting manual still shows three years. The mismatch leaves businesses that hold customer crypto without
