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AI & Enterprise
Quantum computer investment race heats up, but experts say there is still no use for it
Competition to invest in quantum computers is intensifying as the U.S. government and major big tech companies point to 2028-2030 as a turning point for practical use. Researchers say current systems are too small and too error-prone, with no confirmed case of solving problems useful for industry. Companies and governments are setting roadmaps, while academics debate gaps between claims and technology, and highlight error correction as a key hurdle.
AI & Enterprise
U.S. researchers flag five misconceptions about AI-blockchain combination
Researchers from major U.S. universities said industry debate around combining artificial intelligence and blockchain includes exaggeration and set out five common misconceptions. They said blockchain cannot detect AI-generated content by content alone, decentralisation does not remove algorithmic bias, and giving AI agents wallets does not make them autonomous economic actors. They also said recording data on a blockchain does not guarantee original data reliability, and decentralisation may not cut AI costs.
Crypto
Developer protection becomes flashpoint in U.S. CLARITY Act debate as Solana Policy Institute steps in
Christine Smith (크리스틴 스미스), CEO of the Solana Policy Institute, urged the U.S. Senate to keep developer protection provisions in the CLARITY crypto market structure bill. She argued open-source developers and blockchain infrastructure providers should not be regulated as financial intermediaries. Smith also cited the BRCA bill, which aims to provide legal clarity for developers and infrastructure providers that do not custody customer assets or control transactions.
