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According to 1M AI News monitoring, a Meta internal engineer asked an AI Agent to help analyze technical questions posted by colleagues on the company forum. The Agent, without the engineer's permission, directly posted a reply on the forum. After the questioner followed the incorrect advice provided by the Agent, a large amount of sensitive company and user data was exposed to engineers who did not have authorized access, lasting for nearly two hours. Meta confirmed the incident and classified it as Sev 1, the second-highest level in its internal security grading system. This is not an isolated incident. Last month, Summer Yue, Director of Safety and Alignment for Meta's Superintelligence team, posted on X that her Agent deleted her entire inbox despite being explicitly asked to confirm before taking action. In the same week, Signal founder Moxie Marlinspike announced the integration of his encryption AI platform Confer's privacy technology into Meta AI. Marlinspike, who helped WhatsApp deploy end-to-end encryption for over a billion users in 2016, wrote in a blog post: 'As large models become more capable, more data will flow into them, but currently, this data has no privacy whatsoever and can be accessed by AI companies, their employees, hackers, subpoenas, and governments.' WhatsApp head Will Cathcart publicly supported this collaboration. Confer will continue to operate independently. [Original Link]

[Meta AI Agent Goes Rogue for Two Hours, Exposing Sensitive Data]According to 1M AI News monitoring, a Meta internal engineer asked an AI Agent to help analyze technical questions posted by colleagues on the company forum. The Agent, without the engineer's permission, directly posted a reply on the forum. After the questioner followed the incorrect advice provided by the Agent, a large amount of sensitive company and user data was exposed to engineers who did not have authorized access, lasting for nearly two hours. Meta confirmed the incident and classified it as Sev 1, the second-highest level in its internal security grading system. This is not an isolated incident. Last month, Summer Yue, Director of Safety and Alignment for Meta's Superintelligence team, posted on X that her Agent deleted her entire inbox despite being explicitly asked to confirm before taking action. In the same week, Signal founder Moxie Marlinspike announced the integration of his encryption AI platform Confer's privacy technology into Meta AI. Marlinspike, who helped WhatsApp deploy end-to-end encryption for over a billion users in 2016, wrote in a blog post: 'As large models become more capable, more data will flow into them, but currently, this data has no privacy whatsoever and can be accessed by AI companies, their employees, hackers, subpoenas, and governments.' WhatsApp head Will Cathcart publicly supported this collaboration. Confer will continue to operate independently. [Original Link]

Meta AI Agent Goes Rogue for Two Hours, Exposing Sensitive Data

On March 20, VanEck's Head of Digital Assets Research, Matthew Sigel, stated on social media that the 30-day average price of Bitcoin has dropped by 19%, but spot prices have stabilized. Market volatility has significantly decreased, with realized volatility falling from 80% to 50%, and the futures funding rate dropping from 4.1% to 2.7%. On-chain activity has cooled, with transfer volumes down by 31% and daily average transaction fees reduced by 27%, while the distribution speed among long-term holders has slowed. Regarding miners, they have largely maintained a 'mine and sell' strategy, selling nearly all newly issued Bitcoins. The options market has reached a peak in defensive sentiment, with the ratio of put to call open interest averaging 0.77, marking a new high since June 2021; the premium of put options relative to spot trading volume has reached a historic high of 4 basis points.

[VanEck: Bitcoin Miners Maintain 'Mine and Sell' Status, Options Market Defense Signals Peak]On March 20, VanEck's Head of Digital Assets Research, Matthew Sigel, stated on social media that the 30-day average price of Bitcoin has dropped by 19%, but spot prices have stabilized. Market volatility has significantly decreased, with realized volatility falling from 80% to 50%, and the futures funding rate dropping from 4.1% to 2.7%. On-chain activity has cooled, with transfer volumes down by 31% and daily average transaction fees reduced by 27%, while the distribution speed among long-term holders has slowed. Regarding miners, they have largely maintained a 'mine and sell' strategy, selling nearly all newly issued Bitcoins. The options market has reached a peak in defensive sentiment, with the ratio of put to call open interest averaging 0.77, marking a new high since June 2021; the premium of put options relative to spot trading volume has reached a historic high of 4 basis points.

VanEck: Bitcoin Miners Maintain 'Mine and Sell' Status, Options Market Defense Signals Peak

On March 20, according to Bitcoin Magazine, North Carolina in the United States has officially introduced Bill No. 327, the "North Carolina Bitcoin Reserve and Investment Act." The bill, sponsored by Senators Johnson and Overcash, passed its first reading on March 19.

The bill proposes to authorize the State Treasurer to allocate up to 10% of public funds to Bitcoin as part of the state's long-term financial strategy. It also permits regulated yield-generating activities such as staking and lending. The bill mandates that Bitcoin be stored in multi-signature cold wallets, establish a dedicated state custody department, form a Bitcoin Economic Advisory Committee to provide guidance, and undergo monthly audits.

[North Carolina Bill to Allocate State Funds to Bitcoin Passes First Reading]On March 20, according to Bitcoin Magazine, North Carolina in the United States has officially introduced Bill No. 327, the "North Carolina Bitcoin Reserve and Investment Act." The bill, sponsored by Senators Johnson and Overcash, passed its first reading on March 19.

The bill proposes to authorize the State Treasurer to allocate up to 10% of public funds to Bitcoin as part of the state's long-term financial strategy. It also permits regulated yield-generating activities such as staking and lending. The bill mandates that Bitcoin be stored in multi-signature cold wallets, establish a dedicated state custody department, form a Bitcoin Economic Advisory Committee to provide guidance, and undergo monthly audits.

North Carolina Bill to Allocate State Funds to Bitcoin Passes First Reading

According to 1M AI News monitoring, Jack Clark, Anthropic's co-founder and Head of Public Interest, held a closed-door roundtable meeting with bipartisan members of the House Homeland Security Committee on March 19th. The discussion primarily focused on model distillation (compressing large AI systems into smaller versions) and export controls, with the contract dispute with the Pentagon not being the core of the meeting. Attendees described the atmosphere as "friendly."

This was the first in a series of closed-door roundtables the committee will hold with AI industry stakeholders, with more companies to be covered in the coming months. Committee spokesperson Anna Holland stated that the shift to closed-door sessions was "to allow for more substantive discussions," focusing on critical infrastructure security, cybersecurity, and how the Department of Homeland Security assesses and adopts new AI technologies. Clark recently took on the new role of Head of Public Interest at Anthropic, which is expanding its government relations presence in Washington.

The meeting occurred as the dispute between Anthropic and the Pentagon continues to escalate. Earlier this month, Anthropic formally sued the Department of Defense, seeking to overturn a "supply chain risk" designation. This week, the Pentagon filed documents with the court, citing security concerns due to Anthropic's employment of a significant number of Chinese nationals. Meanwhile, Anthropic continues to actively pursue its relationship with the legislative branch in Congress.

[Anthropic Co-founder Jack Clark Meets with House Homeland Security Committee Amid Pentagon Dispute]According to 1M AI News monitoring, Jack Clark, Anthropic's co-founder and Head of Public Interest, held a closed-door roundtable meeting with bipartisan members of the House Homeland Security Committee on March 19th. The discussion primarily focused on model distillation (compressing large AI systems into smaller versions) and export controls, with the contract dispute with the Pentagon not being the core of the meeting. Attendees described the atmosphere as "friendly."

This was the first in a series of closed-door roundtables the committee will hold with AI industry stakeholders, with more companies to be covered in the coming months. Committee spokesperson Anna Holland stated that the shift to closed-door sessions was "to allow for more substantive discussions," focusing on critical infrastructure security, cybersecurity, and how the Department of Homeland Security assesses and adopts new AI technologies. Clark recently took on the new role of Head of Public Interest at Anthropic, which is expanding its government relations presence in Washington.

The meeting occurred as the dispute between Anthropic and the Pentagon continues to escalate. Earlier this month, Anthropic formally sued the Department of Defense, seeking to overturn a "supply chain risk" designation. This week, the Pentagon filed documents with the court, citing security concerns due to Anthropic's employment of a significant number of Chinese nationals. Meanwhile, Anthropic continues to actively pursue its relationship with the legislative branch in Congress.

Anthropic Co-founder Jack Clark Meets with House Homeland Security Committee Amid Pentagon Dispute

According to monitoring by 1M AI News, Jensen Huang revealed in an interview on the All-In podcast that Nvidia's Physical AI business (AI for robotics, autonomous driving, and factory automation) has an annual revenue approaching $10 billion and is "still growing exponentially." He defined this field as "the first time the tech industry has touched an industry worth $50 trillion that has had almost no technological penetration before." Nvidia has been deeply involved in this area for 10 years and is now at an inflection point.

Regarding digital biology, he anticipates a ChatGPT-like industry inflection point within 2-5 years, where AI will be capable of representing and understanding genes, proteins, and cellular dynamics. "I absolutely believe that within five years, the healthcare industry will be fundamentally transformed by digital biology."

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[Nvidia's Physical AI Revenue Nears $10 Billion; Huang Predicts 'ChatGPT Moment' for Digital Biology]According to monitoring by 1M AI News, Jensen Huang revealed in an interview on the All-In podcast that Nvidia's Physical AI business (AI for robotics, autonomous driving, and factory automation) has an annual revenue approaching $10 billion and is "still growing exponentially." He defined this field as "the first time the tech industry has touched an industry worth $50 trillion that has had almost no technological penetration before." Nvidia has been deeply involved in this area for 10 years and is now at an inflection point.

Regarding digital biology, he anticipates a ChatGPT-like industry inflection point within 2-5 years, where AI will be capable of representing and understanding genes, proteins, and cellular dynamics. "I absolutely believe that within five years, the healthcare industry will be fundamentally transformed by digital biology."

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Nvidia's Physical AI Revenue Nears $10 Billion; Huang Predicts 'ChatGPT Moment' for Digital Biology

On March 20th, according to GoPlus security monitoring, an address starting with 0x9709 signed malicious Permit and Approve transactions, resulting in approximately $200,000 worth of USDC and wmtUSDT being stolen by a phishing attacker.GoPlus advises users to carefully review transaction details and contract addresses when signing any on-chain authorization (Approve) or offline signature (Permit) requests. This is crucial to avoid signing malicious requests from unknown sources and prevent asset theft.

[GoPlus Security Alert: User Loses $200,000 in Permit/Approve Phishing Attack]On March 20th, according to GoPlus security monitoring, an address starting with 0x9709 signed malicious Permit and Approve transactions, resulting in approximately $200,000 worth of USDC and wmtUSDT being stolen by a phishing attacker.GoPlus advises users to carefully review transaction details and contract addresses when signing any on-chain authorization (Approve) or offline signature (Permit) requests. This is crucial to avoid signing malicious requests from unknown sources and prevent asset theft.

GoPlus Security Alert: User Loses $200,000 in Permit/Approve Phishing Attack

According to 1M AI News monitoring, Jensen Huang shared a counter-intuitive case during an interview on the All-In podcast. Ten years ago, one of the top scientists in the AI field predicted that computer vision would eliminate radiologists, calling it 'the only profession not recommended to enter.' Ten years later, computer vision has been 100% integrated into all radiological imaging platforms, yet the number of radiologists has actually increased, and demand continues to rise. He explained the logic behind this: the 'task' of a radiologist is to read scans, but their 'purpose' is to assist in diagnosis. After AI speeds up the scan reading process, hospitals can see more patients and process more scans. 'Hospitals also like to make money, and more scans mean more revenue, so they need more radiologists.' He believes this pattern will be repeated across various industries: AI changes the task layer of work, not the purpose layer behind the work. The wealth generated by increased productivity will ultimately create more jobs, not eliminate them. [Original Link]

[Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: AI Will Not Eliminate Radiologists, But Transform Their Roles]According to 1M AI News monitoring, Jensen Huang shared a counter-intuitive case during an interview on the All-In podcast. Ten years ago, one of the top scientists in the AI field predicted that computer vision would eliminate radiologists, calling it 'the only profession not recommended to enter.' Ten years later, computer vision has been 100% integrated into all radiological imaging platforms, yet the number of radiologists has actually increased, and demand continues to rise. He explained the logic behind this: the 'task' of a radiologist is to read scans, but their 'purpose' is to assist in diagnosis. After AI speeds up the scan reading process, hospitals can see more patients and process more scans. 'Hospitals also like to make money, and more scans mean more revenue, so they need more radiologists.' He believes this pattern will be repeated across various industries: AI changes the task layer of work, not the purpose layer behind the work. The wealth generated by increased productivity will ultimately create more jobs, not eliminate them. [Original Link]

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: AI Will Not Eliminate Radiologists, But Transform Their Roles

On March 20th, according to market sources, the World Gold Council, established in 1987, is collaborating with Boston Consulting Group to propose a "Gold-as-a-Service" framework. This initiative aims to establish standards for tokenized gold, challenging crypto-native issuers such as Tether Gold and PAX Gold.

The service will offer a shared network, enabling companies issuing tokenized gold to access a unified platform for managing physical reserves. It will enhance trust through continuous audits and establish interoperability between products. Currently, the tokenized gold market, dominated by Paxos and Tether, has a total market capitalization of approximately $4.9 billion, with each having established independent custody and issuance systems. The World Gold Council previously launched SPDR Gold Shares, the first physical gold ETF in the United States, in 2004, which currently has a market value of $126 billion. The association stated that the new service can lower the barrier to entry for issuers and is expected to foster the creation of hundreds of tokenized gold products.

[World Gold Council Proposes Tokenized Gold Framework to Challenge Stablecoins]On March 20th, according to market sources, the World Gold Council, established in 1987, is collaborating with Boston Consulting Group to propose a "Gold-as-a-Service" framework. This initiative aims to establish standards for tokenized gold, challenging crypto-native issuers such as Tether Gold and PAX Gold.

The service will offer a shared network, enabling companies issuing tokenized gold to access a unified platform for managing physical reserves. It will enhance trust through continuous audits and establish interoperability between products. Currently, the tokenized gold market, dominated by Paxos and Tether, has a total market capitalization of approximately $4.9 billion, with each having established independent custody and issuance systems. The World Gold Council previously launched SPDR Gold Shares, the first physical gold ETF in the United States, in 2004, which currently has a market value of $126 billion. The association stated that the new service can lower the barrier to entry for issuers and is expected to foster the creation of hundreds of tokenized gold products.

World Gold Council Proposes Tokenized Gold Framework to Challenge Stablecoins

According to 1M AI News monitoring, Jensen Huang, in an exclusive interview on the All-In podcast, refuted the assertion that 'AI will destroy the enterprise software industry.' He believes that the current ceiling for enterprise software is 'per-seat licensing fees,' and the AI era will bring the opposite result: 'Tools like SQL, Blender, and Photoshop are about to experience a hundredfold increase in concurrent Agent calls.' His reasoning is that these tools perform well and are the ultimate channels for humans to confirm and control results. 'I need to put everything back into Synopsys, back into Cadence, because that's how I do my ground-truth verification.'

He believes that the enterprise software industry has historically been limited by human capacity, but the Agent era will transform this constraint into a growth flywheel.

[Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: AI Will Not Eliminate Enterprise Software, But Will Lead to a Hundredfold Increase in Agent Calls]According to 1M AI News monitoring, Jensen Huang, in an exclusive interview on the All-In podcast, refuted the assertion that 'AI will destroy the enterprise software industry.' He believes that the current ceiling for enterprise software is 'per-seat licensing fees,' and the AI era will bring the opposite result: 'Tools like SQL, Blender, and Photoshop are about to experience a hundredfold increase in concurrent Agent calls.' His reasoning is that these tools perform well and are the ultimate channels for humans to confirm and control results. 'I need to put everything back into Synopsys, back into Cadence, because that's how I do my ground-truth verification.'

He believes that the enterprise software industry has historically been limited by human capacity, but the Agent era will transform this constraint into a growth flywheel.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang: AI Will Not Eliminate Enterprise Software, But Will Lead to a Hundredfold Increase in Agent Calls

London-based Jacobi Asset Management has launched Europe's first Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Euronext Amsterdam, after receiving approval from the Guernsey Financial Services Commission. The Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF charges investors a 1.5% annual management fee and is handled by Fidelity Digital Assets for custodial services and Flow Traders as market maker.

[Europe Launches First Bitcoin ETF, Beating US to the Punch]London-based Jacobi Asset Management has launched Europe's first Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) on Euronext Amsterdam, after receiving approval from the Guernsey Financial Services Commission. The Jacobi FT Wilshire Bitcoin ETF charges investors a 1.5% annual management fee and is handled by Fidelity Digital Assets for custodial services and Flow Traders as market maker.

Europe Launches First Bitcoin ETF, Beating US to the Punch

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