Tag: implementation
Mamdani taps disgraced activist who said ‘one day we can abolish police’ to key public safety committee
Socialist New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has appointed Tamika Mallory, an ex-Women’s March organizer who resigned over allegations of antisemitism, to his transition team.
Israel Receives Body of Slain Israeli Hostage After 780 Days in Captivity
Israel Receives Body of Slain Israeli Hostage After 780 Days in Captivity
Meta ‘Lied to Congress’ About Risks on Kids, Refused to Enforce Protections
A wide-reaching lawsuit alleged that Meta was aware of the risks its platforms posed to children, yet refused to enforce protections.
Massad Boulos’s Expanding Footprint: From the Middle East to Africa — Results in Under 12 Months
When Massad Boulos entered the Trump administration as the President’s Senior Adviser for Arab and African Affairs, he assumed responsibility for two of the world’s most politically complex regions.
Japan’s FSA Proposes Tighter Crypto Lending and IEO Rules to Safeguard Investors
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Paradigm Warns Treasury On GENIUS Act Stablecoin Rules
The post Paradigm Warns Treasury On GENIUS Act Stablecocom. Paradigm filed comments warning the U. S. Treasury not to reinterpret the GENIUS Act beyond what Congress passed. The firm says affiliates of stablecoin issuers are allowed to pay yield and Treasury cannot close that channel in rulemaking. Paradigm also asked Treasury to recognize payment stablecoins as secure cash equivalents because of 1: 1 backing. Leading blockchain investment firm, Paradigm submitted a detailed response to the U. S. Treasury’s advance notice on the GENIUS Act and asked regulators to apply the statute exactly as Congress wrote it. Justin Slaughter, Paradigm’s head of regulatory affairs, said the Treasury’s Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, ANPRM, is only the opening move in implementation and warned that later stages often drift away from the law’s text. The firm wants the Treasury to follow congressional intent, not create new limits through guidance. To start with a bit of context, today’s comment is a response to an ADVANCE notice of proposed rulemaking (ANPRM). So this is not even a proposed rule, but the proposal for a proposal. ⁰⁰In other words, we’re at the start of a very long road. Justin Slaughter (@JBSDC) November 6, 2025 Core Dispute: Can Affiliates Pay Yield? At the center of the debate lies a key question whether affiliates of stablecoin issuers can offer interest or yield to holders. Congress has already addressed this issue, allowing affiliates to provide such returns while prohibiting issuers from doing so directly. Paradigm argues that the Treasury has no authority to override this decision or reinterpret the statute. However, the firm also acknowledges that legal clarity alone may not prevent regulatory overreach. History shows that many bipartisan laws undergo significant transformation during implementation, often straying from their original intent. Paradigm emphasizes that this time, such changes would undermine both market fairness and consumer protection. One fight is going.
Mt. Gox’s security flaws costed millions. Could AI have spotted them?
Could AI have prevented the collapse of Mt. Gox had it been around then? Mt. Gox’s former CEO’s AI-powered post-mortem raises an interesting ‘what if.’ Former Mt. Gox CEO Mark Karpelès probably wishes he had access to today’s artificial intelligence when he bought Mt. Gox from its founder, Jed McCaleb, in 2011. That’s because Karpelès has just fed an early version of Mt. Gox’s codebase into Anthropic’s Claude AI. What he got back was an analysis that broke down the key vulnerabilities that led to the defunct exchange’s first major hack, while labelling it “critically insecure.”In a Sunday X post, Karpelès said he uploaded Mt. Gox’s 2011 codebase to Claude, alongside various data, including GitHub history, access logs and data “dumps released by” the hacker. Read more.
Experts say the high failure rate in AI adoption isn’t a bug, but a feature: ‘Has anybody ever started to ride a bike on the first try?’
At Fortune’s Most Powerful Women event, one thing was clear: We’re still on the “jagged frontier” of AI adoption.
Poland’s Fusion of Hard Borders and Human Duty
When Russian tanks rolled toward Kyiv in 2022, it wasn’t Brussels or Berlin that held Europe together. It was Poland.
Battle for Japan’s Next Prime Minister Intensifies
The race to become Japan’s next prime minister is accelerating as Liberal Democratic Party leader Takaichi held a series of meetings with opposition figures on October 15th, seeking support ahead of the upcoming prime minister selection vote. Takaichi first met with Democratic Party for the People leader Tamaki in the afternoon, asking for cooperation by stressing that their parties share similar policy goals and saying they should “work together in various situations.”.
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