● The White House announced the first AI regulatory plan: allocating $140 million for research and developing guidelines
The White House announced its first move to curb the risks of artificial intelligence. White House officials said the National Science Foundation plans to allocate $140 million for a new artificial intelligence research center. The government also promised to issue draft guidelines for government agencies to ensure that the use of artificial intelligence protects the "rights and safety of the American people." (Jin Shi)
● The European Central Bank raised interest rates by 25 basis points as expected, reaching the highest point since 2008
The European Central Bank raised all three major interest rates by 25 basis points to 3.75%, in line with market expectations. The interest rate reached the highest level since October 2008. (Jinshi)
● LD Capital, Binance Labs, Polychain and more than a dozen other leading VCs, project owners and media jointly support the BNB Chain Zero2Hero Accelerator Program
According to a post by BNB Chain, Binance Labs, LD Capital, Polychain and more than a dozen other leading VCs, as well as more than 40 top project owners and media, jointly support the BNB Chain Zero2Hero accelerator program, which aims to support the next superstar project.
● BNB Greenfield mainnet will be launched in the third quarter of this year
The decentralized storage infrastructure BNB Greenfield mainnet will be launched in the third quarter of 2023. BNB Greenfield is designed to serve as the data and storage layer of the BNB Chain ecosystem. When launched, the network will be integrated with smart contracts hosted on the BNB chain to support storage needs in games and social media. (The Block)
● Binance: Use capacity management and automated load testing to cope with traffic surges and high-volume system pressures
The Binance blog stated that one of the biggest challenges facing Binance is the system pressure from unpredictable traffic surges and high capacity. Binance published a blog post explaining how it uses capacity management and automated load testing to meet this challenge. The article pointed out that Binance's capacity management is peak-driven and embedded in every stage of the service lifecycle to prevent overload of activities such as measurement, setting priorities, alerts, and capacity reporting. In addition, the service benchmark obtained from load testing is the focus of capacity management and planning, and can accurately determine the infrastructure resources required to support current and future business needs.
● Alibaba Cloud is working with Avalanche to provide enterprise metaverse customized solutions
According to Alibaba Cloud and Avalanche at the Avalanche Summit II conference, the two parties are working together to provide customized enterprise metaverse solutions. Alibaba Cloud will provide a launchpad called Cloudverse, which is designed to help enterprises customize, launch and maintain their own metaverse space on Avalanche's blockchain. (TechCrunch)
● Nansen analyst: Whales sell at high prices, PEPE's market value shrinks by nearly $200 million
Nansen research analyst Xin Yi said that the market value of the Meme token PEPE soared to $582 million on Tuesday, and then fell sharply to $397 million on Wednesday. The whales sold at high prices, causing the market value of PEPE to shrink by nearly $200 million. The analyst explained that many large holders entered the market early and the token price has risen sharply, so when they take profits, the price and market value tend to fluctuate sharply because people tend to pay attention to the movements of these whales. (The Block)
