October of 2025 is going to be a big month in determining the future relationship between the US government and cryptocurrencies. Expectations are for the SEC to rule on several crypto ETF proposals. Now, the proposals cover some of the more established coins like Salana and XRP, but also some altcoins like Dogecoin, Litecoin, and Cardano.But what does it mean for the crypto world. Well, it could be a major positive step. Crypto traders and investors have expressed a long desire for specific regulatory clar ...

Ethical and Moral Considerations - AI technology enables digital resurrection, raising ethical concerns about consent and the use of deceased individuals' likenesses [3][4] - The core issue revolves around whether it is ethical to use the image and personality of deceased individuals to deliver created messages [5] - AI decisions reflect the decision tree implemented by its creator, blurring the lines of responsibility [6] - The technology reflects human moral and ethical boundaries, emphasizing the human element behind AI [13] - It is important to consider whether to seek consent from relatives when using the image and identity of deceased individuals [14] Legal and Regulatory Landscape - The digital world lacks the boundaries of the physical world, complicating legal frameworks for AI [7] - Partial regulations exist in various jurisdictions, such as Italy, South Korea, the US, and the European Union, addressing issues like deep fakes [8] - The industry needs to ask how to regulate AI and whether it is possible at all [9] - The industry should consider liability for content created by AI, emphasizing that legality depends on the user, not the technology [10] - Overregulation could stifle innovation and the beneficial uses of AI [16] Call to Action - The industry needs a global discussion and an ethical framework before law, emphasizing a consent-based approach [18] - Transparency guidelines are necessary to inform audiences whether content is AI-generated [18] - The industry should find its own ethical and moral boundaries to benefit from technology while providing a framework [19]

NBC Newswe. com reporting that uh the White House unhappy with some of the biggest names in AI forming a super PAC to back Republican and Democratic candidates. That super PAC called Leading the Future would support what the group calls AI friendly candidates.CBC contributor Macall uh Lev has been doing some reporting of her own on all this. She joins us now with more this morning. What exactly is the super PAC after.and uh tell us a little bit about this sort of internal skirmish if you will taking place w ...

Crypto needs clarity.America voted for it, now it’s time for the Senate to act.We went to D.C. last week to remind Capitol Hill that crypto voters are watching closely. https://t.co/c3xEHgqlvo ...

the institutionalization of an asset isnt necessarily bad, but it does change its characteristicsone reason im interested in privacy coins is that due to regulation, legacy institutions are legally sidelinedwhich means theyre more PvE and benefit the individual https://t.co/M4OsGfFCz4Shanaka Anslem Perera ⚡ (@shanaka86):BREAKING: The Silent Seizure of Bitcoin Has Already BegunWhat took governments 15 years to fail at through regulation, Wall Street accomplished in 18 months through optimization.The numbers ...

Today, crypto prices rise as a delayed September inflation read showed prices rose less than expected. President Trump addresses his decision to pardon Binance founder Changpang Xiao. And Rebecca Reddig of Geto Labs breaks down her conversations with lawmakers this week as the crypto industry pushes for comprehensive regulation.[Music] Welcome to CNBC's Crypto World. I'm Mackenzie Seagalos. Digital currencies are in the green as we head into the weekend and as we get a fresh read on inflation despite the on ...

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Core Insights - The prolonged government shutdown in Washington is beginning to impact Wall Street, as federal spending constitutes nearly 25% of U.S. GDP, leading to significant economic ripple effects [1][2] Economic Impact - Employees and contractors are not receiving payments, and essential permits and approvals are halted, causing a decline in business sentiment and affecting companies reliant on government spending [2] Market Performance - The S&P 500 has only decreased by 0.3% since October 1, but there is a growing disparity between sectors, with some outperforming while others lag behind [3][4] - Four sectors—utilities, healthcare, consumer staples, and technology—are outperforming the S&P 500 due to their defensive nature, providing steady dividends and stable revenues [4] Sector Analysis - Six out of eleven large-cap sectors are underperforming compared to the S&P 500 since the shutdown began [5] - The energy sector has seen the most significant decline, with a 3.8% drop overall, and a 6.5% decrease in Exploration and Production sub-industries [6] - Gold prices have risen by 12.6%, while oil prices have fallen by approximately 9% during the shutdown [6] - Occidental Petroleum has experienced a 13.4% decline, losing about $6 billion in market value [7] - The financial sector has also struggled, down 3.1% in October, primarily due to a 6.7% drop in regional banks, driven by rising loan delinquencies among mid- to lower-end borrowers [10]

The EU has long been known for its regulatory muscle, but now two pillars of regulation are under scrutiny https://t.co/ChizIIHsy7 ...