The British navy received reports that a small boat collided with a warship near Yemen at the stern.

Odaily News The 58th Super Bowl may not have Crypto Assets ad slots. BMW, Budweiser, State Farm, Oreo, DoorDash and Hellmans Mayonnaise are planning to advertise the big game, with brands focusing on food and cars rather than AI and Crypto Assets. Paul Hardart, professor of marketing at NYU's Stern School of Business, said viewers will notice a shift from technology (such as artificial intelligence and especially Crypto Assets) to more "traditional products in consumers' daily lives." "Fun, humor, and entertainment" will likely be the theme of this year's Super Bowl commercial. （CNN）

The UK Parliament's Finance Committee has issued a stern warning about the development of retail central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and their potential harm to financial stability, according to Golden Finance. MPs are urging the Bank of England and HM Treasury to thoroughly consider data privacy and financial stability issues before moving forward with the implementation of this new form of money.

According to Wall Street News, Microsoft CEO Nadella recently gave a stern warning when testifying in the court hearing the Google monopoly case that Google may expand its monopoly in the search market to a new generation of artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Nadella said that Google may use the huge profits gained from search advertising to invest in purchasing content from publishers that can be used to create a new generation of AI-based search, and obtain exclusive rights to this content, thus accelerating its current lead.

According to a report by Jinshi on August 29, Microsoft President Brad Smith warned in an interview with CNBC that artificial intelligence may "become both a tool and a weapon." Smith said he believes that every technology invented has the potential to be a tool and a weapon, but people must ensure that artificial intelligence remains subject to human control. He added that Microsoft has been advocating for companies to "do the right thing" because of the potential risks of using artificial intelligence, and wants new laws and regulations to ensure safety protocols are followed. He's not the only tech bigwig to warn about the potentially destructive capabilities of artificial intelligence, with both the tech giant and the founder of OpenAI, previously dubbed the "godfather of artificial intelligence," stern warnings about the technology's prospects. Musk even warned that it could be the catalyst for the end of humanity.

Jinse Finance reported that members of Germany's far-right party Alternative for Germany issued a stern warning to Worldcoin's iris scanning operation. Christina Baum, a member of the Bundestag in Germany's Bundestag, said the eye scanners were not developed for medical purposes but to collect biometric data. These devices are only used to monitor people around the world. She also claims that users who scan the eyes can "permanently track" their activities, including exercise patterns and buying habits, making transparent humans a reality.

According to a pcmag report quoted by IT House, in a conference call with reporters last Friday, the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) issued a stern reminder and warning on the proliferation of artificial intelligence program-assisted cyber attacks. According to the FBI, the number of hackers using AI techniques for phishing attacks or malware development is increasing at an alarming rate, and the impact of their actions will only grow. “We expect these trends to increase over time as AI models become more widely used,” a senior FBI official said, according to the report. The FBI did not disclose the specific AI models criminals are using. But the official noted that hackers are gravitating toward free, customizable open-source models, as well as privately-developed AI programs that circulate in criminal networks for a fee.

$ADA$ a security now? The last 48 hours have been a dizzying spectacle of dives and climbs, as crypto markets take the SEC's stern lecture on the chin and rebound with the kind of spirit one might expect from a ragtag bunch of digital mavericks. Markets now find themselves in a tranquil holding pattern, as traders scratch their heads and ponder the fallout from these impending lawsuits. Yet, it's heartening to see that, rather than implode, the crypto universe has weathered the storm, signalling an evolving maturity. In the unfolding drama, the SEC has pointed an accusatory finger at a star-studded cast of digital assets, including Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), Polygon (MATIC), and Filecoin (FIL), that are now, apparently, considered to be securities. As a result, their prices have taken a nosedive, careening into the abyss.

According to The Paper, recently, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (Sam Altman) embarked on a trip to Europe, met with heads of government of various countries, and participated in dialogue activities in colleges and universities, reiterating regulatory recommendations. At University College London, a handful of protesters lined the gates with a stern warning: OpenAI and companies like it need to stop developing advanced AI systems, or they will harm humans. Still, Altman received a warm welcome when he stepped onto the podium. He reiterated earlier arguments during the conversation, saying people are right to worry about AI, but the potential benefits of AI are far greater. He welcomes the prospect of regulation, but only in the right way. He said he would like to see "something in between the traditional European approach and the traditional American approach", that is, a little regulation, but not too much. He emphasized that too many rules could harm small companies and the open source movement.