Tokenization News Roundup: Pendulum Swings Toward Doubters In recent weeks, the buzz around the emerging tool of tokenizing real-world assets has been on how it will grow to achieve the $16 trillion-by-2030 potential that the Boston Consulting Group predicted last year. Inevitably, criticism intrudes, and this week there is sober opinion, caution and skepticism in the zeitgeist.

A plugged-in Tesla can still make front page news somewhere Local newspaper Ekalaka Eagle thinks it might be the first EV charged in town. | Image: Eric Dietrich / MTFPA Tesla driver from California thought they could quietly borrow some joules in the EV-barren town of Ekalaka, Montana — population 400 or so — but their Model Y ended up on the front page of the local newspaper, dubbed a UEV (or unidentif…

Sky News reports on Etsy stealing from their own sellers with unethical and potentially illegal “payment reserves”. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVC5bLrKTaw submitted by /u/yolosobolo

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OpenAI will use Associated Press news stories to train its models Illustration by Alex Castro / The VergeOpenAI will train its AI models on The Associated Press’ news stories for the next two years, thanks to an agreement first reported by Axios. The deal between the two companies will give OpenAI access to some of the content in AP’s archive as far back as 1985. As part of the agreement, AP will gain access t…

Threads isn’t for news and politics, says Instagram’s boss Illustration: The VergeInstagram’s new Threads app is “not going to do anything to encourage” politics and “hard news,” Instagram boss Adam Mosseri said in a Threads conversation with The Verge’s Alex Heath. The additional scrutiny, negativity, and integrity risks that come with politics and hard news aren’t worth the “incremental engagement or…

Google Removes Canada News Links In Response To Online News Act, Bill C-18 via @sejournal, @kristileilani Discover why Google and Meta removed news links from search and social for Canadian users in response to Bill C-18’s “link tax.” The post Google Removes Canada News Links In Response To Online News Act, Bill C-18 appeared first on Search Engine Journal.