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'Crypto Mom' Hester Peirce to leave SEC, resigns on Oct. 2

Hester Peirce, a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission commissioner known in the crypto industry as 'Crypto Mom,' will step down on Oct. 2, according to a resignation letter she posted on social media. The letter submitted to the White House lists the effective date as Oct. 2. Peirce thanked the agency and reiterated her view that individuals should be able to make investment decisions within an appropriate regulatory framework.

AI & Enterprise

AI era job seekers' survival strategy: practical projects over resumes

U.S. college students and recent graduates are facing a double burden of wider AI adoption and a weak youth job market. Companies are rapidly using AI to review applications and conduct pre-interview screening, and job seekers are being pushed to show AI skills. Data show elevated unemployment and underemployment among recent graduates, though evidence that AI is directly eliminating entry-level jobs remains limited. Students increasingly cite project-based AI experience rather than coursework.

AI & Enterprise

Tech Insight: Why companies slowly die in the AI era

Many companies buy AI licences and run pilot projects but keep the same way of working, leaving them at risk of falling behind, Limestone Digital founder Mark Eisenstadt (마크 아이젠슈타트) wrote. He cited surveys showing many firms adopting AI do not see clear financial results. He compared it to early factories that swapped in electric motors without redesigning layouts. Eisenstadt said high-performing firms rebuild workflows and advised starting small and proving impact quickly.