# Сопутствующие статьи по теме AI

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "AI", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

HashKey's First Earnings Report: Strategic Ambitions Under On-Chain and AI Layout, and the Undervalued Growth Logic

HashKey's first post-IPO financial report reveals a strategic ambition that extends far beyond its identity as a licensed Hong Kong crypto exchange. Rather than focusing solely on short-term trading metrics, the company is positioning itself as a next-generation digital financial infrastructure platform, structured around a “One Body, Two Wings” framework. The “One Body” refers to its core global compliant trading platform. The “Two Wings” represent its expansion into on-chain infrastructure—particularly for real-world asset (RWA) tokenization—and AI-driven operational capabilities. The report argues that HashKey’s licensed and compliant nature is not merely a regulatory advantage but a foundational requirement for capturing value in the emerging RWA tokenization era. This shift moves beyond crypto-native assets toward tokenizing traditional financial instruments like bonds, funds, and real estate—a transition that demands strong compliance, custody, settlement, and institutional-grade infrastructure. Meanwhile, HashKey is integrating AI not as an isolated feature but as a core systems-level capability to enhance operational efficiency, risk management, and compliance controls within a regulated framework. This includes exploring AI-agent-based payments and smart transaction systems. Ultimately, HashKey’s strategy reflects a broader vision to become a central player in the restructuring of financial infrastructure through asset tokenization, on-chain systems, and AI—a positioning that may be undervalued by markets still evaluating it through a conventional exchange lens.

marsbit03/30 05:48

HashKey's First Earnings Report: Strategic Ambitions Under On-Chain and AI Layout, and the Undervalued Growth Logic

marsbit03/30 05:48

Cyber Chumaxian: Fake Taoists, AI Fortune-Telling, and the Forgotten Mysticism of Northeast China

"Cyber Shamans: Fake Taoists, AI Fortune-Telling, and the Untold Story of Northeast China’s Occultism" For millennia, the Chinese have developed complex metaphysical systems—from oracle bone divination to the I Ching and Four Pillars of Destiny—to seek security in an uncertain world. Despite modern technology’s attempt to replace superstition with rationality, AI has ironically become occultism’s latest tool. Recent crackdowns exposed fake Taoists using AI to answer existential queries, while apps like CeCe attract millions with free AI fortune-telling, later charging for live “spiritual” consultations. At the heart of this fusion is Northeast China, where Shamanic and “Chumaxian” traditions (based on animal spirits possessing humans) have evolved into a robust industry. Historically rooted in hardship—from the migration waves of “Chuang Guandong” to post-industrial unemployment—Northeastern metaphysics thrives on uncertainty. Today, it offers what many call “therapy tailored for the Chinese soul”: externalizing blame through cosmic narratives (e.g., bad luck years or evil spirits), unlike Western psychology’s inward focus. AI accelerates this shift. With algorithms now matching expert diviners in accuracy, low-end fortune tellers are being replaced. Meanwhile, prompt-savvy “metaphysical engineers” use AI to generate readings, focusing only on emotional delivery. Live-streamed “cyber shamans” combine folksy warmth with AI-generated scripts, offering cheap comfort in anxious times. This trend has even gone global. Startups like FateTell sell AI-translated Chinese astrology reports to overseas users, repackaging “feudal superstition” as Eastern philosophy for Silicon Valley elites. Yet behind the rise of AI mysticism lies a deeper human yearning—for certainty in an unstable world. As regulations tighten on AI divination, the core demand remains: whether through shamans or algorithms, people still seek comfort when facing the unknown.

marsbit03/30 02:08

Cyber Chumaxian: Fake Taoists, AI Fortune-Telling, and the Forgotten Mysticism of Northeast China

marsbit03/30 02:08

Siri's "Androidization" Turning Point? iOS 27 to Launch AI App Store, Supporting Free Installation of Third-Party Bots

Apple is reportedly planning a major strategic shift for Siri and its AI ecosystem with iOS 27, moving towards a more open platform. According to Mark Gurman, the core of this strategy involves a "two-pronged" approach: deeply integrating its own Apple Intelligence while also opening Siri's underlying interfaces to third-party services. A key feature will be the introduction of a dedicated "AI App Store" section. This will allow users to freely install and use various third-party AI chatbots, not just ChatGPT, directly within Siri, functioning like an AI plugin marketplace. To bolster its capabilities, Apple is also considering deeply integrating Google's Gemini technology to enhance Siri and other system-level AI functions. This complementary strategy allows Apple to avoid direct competition with leading model developers and instead leverage external products to address its own weaknesses. The business logic behind this move is to defend its hardware dominance by offering a highly customizable AI experience to prevent users from switching to Android. Furthermore, Apple stands to generate significant revenue by applying its standard App Store commission model to subscriptions for these third-party AI services. This new AI vision is expected to be unveiled at WWDC26. This potential shift from a "walled garden" to an open "AI port" represents a significant change in Apple's philosophy, aiming to redefine smartphone interaction by making Siri a super-container for the world's best AI models.

marsbit03/30 01:18

Siri's "Androidization" Turning Point? iOS 27 to Launch AI App Store, Supporting Free Installation of Third-Party Bots

marsbit03/30 01:18

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