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Egan-Jones Maps Where AI Disruption Hits First: Services, Venture Capital, Housing

Egan-Jones says AI disruption will hit services, venture capital and housing first, in a risk framework for investors. The post Egan-Jones Maps Where AI Disruption Hits First: Services, Venture Capital, Housing appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Gary Marcus Likens AI Agents to Cars With Cardboard Brakes as FTC Probe Opens

Gary Marcus calls for an AI agents recall, saying developers lack safeguards as the FTC probes OpenAI and Anthropic. The post Gary Marcus Likens AI Agents to Cars With Cardboard Brakes as FTC Probe Opens appeared first on BeInCrypto.

What Is the Most In-Demand AI Skill on Wall Street?

Job postings that mention agent orchestration jumped 1,721% this year, according to hiring data firm Draup. Banks including JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Capital One listed 139,819 AI-related roles, a 49% rise from 2025. The hiring push runs against the broader US labor picture. Employers have cited AI in more announced job cuts this year than…

Another Alarm Bell at OpenAI as Safety Lead Resigns Over Major Risks

David Robinson, who oversaw safety reports for 12 of OpenAI’s frontier launches, has resigned. He says the company’s trial-and-error culture guarantees failures that grow as its systems get more capable. In an Atlantic essay, he urged AI labs to run like nuclear power plants, with layered redundancy and careful planning to contain human error. Robinson…

America’s Data Center Revolt Finds New Recruits in Australia, Europe and Asia

Opposition to AI data centers is spreading beyond the US. Residents in Australia, South Korea, Japan and Malaysia are now challenging projects planned near their homes. In Sydney, Australia’s largest property company has dropped a data center that would have stood about 20 meters from homes. The plan had drawn fierce local opposition. Residents From…

Quantum Discussion at UN Headquarters: How are Financial Systems Preparing?

Are quantum computers still years away from breaking modern encryption at scale? Or is Q-Day almost here? Regardless of the answer, Governments are no longer waiting. On Friday, BeInCrypto led the regulatory discussion on Quantum risks at the UN Headquarters during the Government Blockchain Association’s Future of Money, Governance and the Law summit. But why…

You Could Video Chat With an AI and Never Know It. 26 of 54 People Didn’t

Tavus’ Griffin AI convinced 26 of 54 people on live video calls that they had talked to a real human. The firm is keeping the model away from customers for that exact reason. Tavus calls the model the first to pass the video Turing test. Its previous system, tested the same way, fooled 1 of…

INTERPOL’s Security Chief Says AI Defense Starts With One Question

INTERPOL’s global chief information security officer, Bjorn R. Watne, has urged companies to identify their “crown jewels” first as artificial intelligence (AI) increases the speed and scale of scams and fraud. Watne made the remarks to CNBC at Tech Week Singapore on Thursday. He said AI mainly helps criminals run familiar tactics faster and at…

Google’s Gemini 4 Argon Pulls Level With GPT-6 Astra and Brings a Smaller Bill

Google’s Gemini 4 Argon has matched OpenAI’s GPT-6 Astra on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index, scoring 53 points. At current launch prices, it also costs less to run per test task. Google DeepMind announced the model on September 30. For now, only a group of trusted cyber defenders can use it. Argon Puts Google Back…

OpenAI Dots or Grok Bot? A Tester Who Used Both Has a Verdict

OpenAI Dots is live, but Dot.com points to Grok Bot. See what early testers got the agents to do. The post OpenAI Dots or Grok Bot? A Tester Who Used Both Has a Verdict appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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