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AI Companies Are Spending $265M on Midterms — and Losing the Argument
AI companies are pouring $265 million into the 2026 midterms to protect their data center buildout — but the New York 12th district primary showed the money isn't buying the outcomes they expected. The deeper problem isn't political; it's that electoral spending can't fix a community trust deficit.
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Coinbase, Ethereum, and Solana Are Racing to Own the AI Agent Economy
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong predicts AI agents will out-transact all humans on-chain, and Chainalysis data showing 100 million agentic payments on Base in Q1 2026 suggests the thesis is moving from theory to measurable reality. Ethereum and Solana are the other primary beneficiaries of agentic payments crypto growth, with DeFi ecosystems worth $49 billion and $6 billion respectively already open to autonomous agent access.
G20 Backs Digital Asset Rules — and the Stablecoin Scrutiny Is the Real Story
G20 finance ministers endorsed clearer digital asset regulation in September 2026, singling out stablecoins for a dedicated Financial Stability Board analysis of cross-border data gaps and supervisory reach. This market analysis unpacks what the Asheville statement means for issuers, regulators, and investors navigating the next phase of G20 digital asset regulation.
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Elon Musk’s DOGE Uses AI to Process Sensitive Government Data
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DeepSeek's impact on the US AI Market
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Is a Crypto Correction Inevitable ??
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Coinbase and Goldman Sachs alum launch TrueX
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Trump’s new crypto venture is vague but full of ethical issues
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California passes AI laws to stop election deepfakes
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AI Regulation Is Simpler Than You May Imagine
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FBI says Crypto-related fraud jumped by 45% last year
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Conversations with AI can dispel conspiracies
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Trump plans to launch his sons’ crypto business
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AI DIY
Python Regression Testing Guide: A DIY Approach for Developers
Most software bugs do not appear because developers know nothing.
They appear because something that used to work quietly stops working after a change.
A function...
