According to Decrypt, AI avatars are revolutionizing the hiring process, with companies increasingly using digital personas to conduct job interviews. A report by customer service software company Tidio revealed that 85% of recruiters believe AI can replace some aspects of the hiring process. This shift raises questions about AI's effectiveness in evaluating candidates and its impact on hiring integrity. A recent Twitter post highlighted an AI agent conducting an interview, showcasing the growing use of digital avatars in recruitment. Brent Lupton, COO at AI agent developer Zeligate, noted that while some companies are cautiously exploring AI, he expects it to become more normalized by 2025. Companies like Zeligate, Sapia, Hour One, HeyGen, Paradox, and Synthesia are developing digital avatars for various roles, including corporate presentations, customer service, and candidate screening. Chipotle, in partnership with AI developer Paradox, created a virtual team member named Ava Cado, which is expected to reduce hiring time for restaurant positions by 75%. Microsoft's recent announcement of Copilot Studio, which allows the creation of AI agents, marks a new phase in AI development. Microsoft envisions AI agents as essential tools for organizations, ranging from simple prompt-and-response systems to fully autonomous agents. Despite the advancements, Lupton cautioned against replacing human resources experts entirely with AI, emphasizing that human resources require human involvement. While employers are eager to leverage AI in hiring, job seekers remain skeptical. A 2023 Pew Research study found that 41% of people opposed AI reviewing job applications, and 71% opposed AI making final hiring decisions. LinkedIn has heavily invested in AI, and job seekers are also using AI to enhance their resumes, leading to what HR experts call an

Global blockchain interest has plummeted by 58% in three years, with industry attention increasingly shifting toward AI advancements. According to data from Google Trends, blockchain interest has settled at 30, down from 71 on November 3, 2021, while  AI interest has surged by more than 560% over the same period.

Nigeria leads blockchain web search levels

According to Google Trends, the term ‘blockchain’ was searched the most from February 14 to February 20, 2021, with a 100 score in the last 5 years. However, since then its interest levels have dropped starkly. On November 3, 2021, blockchain interest slumped to 71, and currently, web search levels are down to only 30, marking a 58% fall in just three years.

As of November 3, Nigeria had the highest interest in blockchain technology region-wise, at 100. Following it are St. Helena and Ghana, boasting 60 and 45 search levels on the browser, respectively. Cameroon and China make up the remaining top five countries with high blockchain interest levels, with scores of 40 and 35, respectively.

While blockchain technology searches may have been tied to BTC price correlations, the persisting trends show otherwise. This year, the highest blockchain web search levels were at 58, achieved from March 3 to March 9, 2024, when the BTC price was $73000.

However, Google Trends shows that web searches on Bitcoin have been on a downturn despite its bullish price rally in recent weeks. On August 3, 2024, Bitcoin interest levels were only at 62, and this figure soon plummeted drastically to 34 on November 3, culminating in a 45% drop in just three months.

Global AI interest spikes in November 2024

As of November 2, 2024, AI web search had spiked to 99, rising by 52% year-on-year and 560% in the last three years, and this figure has surged slightly to 100 today.

Source: Google Trends

Vietnam and China are the leading countries with high interest in AI levels, with scores of 100 and 73, respectively. Romania, Italy, and Myanmar trail them, with scores of 60, 52, and 50, respectively.

Additionally, AI news search levels were at 83 points as of November 2; however, this figure dropped to 62 by November 3, 2024, a 25% fall in just one day.

AI avatars are revolutionizing the hiring process, with companies increasingly turning to digital personas for candidate screening. A study by Tidio revealed that 85% of recruiters view AI as a valuable tool that can streamline hiring procedures. As AI assumes HR responsibilities, concerns arise regarding its ability to assess candidates effectively and the impact on hiring ethics. The integration of AI avatars in job interviews was highlighted in a viral Twitter post, underscoring the growing trend. Companies like Zeligate and Paradox are at the forefront of developing human-like avatars powered by generative AI for various applications, including customer service and corporate presentations. While AI is expected to enhance efficiency in hiring, some caution against completely replacing human expertise in HR. Job seekers remain skeptical about AI's role in the recruitment process, with many expressing reservations about AI-driven decision-making. The evolving landscape of AI in recruitment signifies a shift towards a more automated and competitive job market. Read more AI-generated news on: https://app.chaingpt.org/news

An AI agent token called Goatseus Maximus ($GOAT) has gained a market capitalization of $700 million in just two weeks. Its success is due to it being created by a large language model (LLM). This event highlights the potential for AI tools to launch their own tokens, possibly becoming the next top token.

The AI agent, “Truth Terminal,” was created by Andy Ayrey, who allowed two Claude Opus AI LLMs to communicate without human interference. The conversation led to the creation of Goatse of Gnosis, an AI meme-inspired religion. Truth Terminal was added to a research Discord channel, where it spread Goatse memes and even caught the attention of Marc Andreessen.

The AI then created a meme coin on Pump.fun, a Solana-based token launchpad. The popularity of $GOAT has led to fraudulent activities.

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The ninth edition of the Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) will kick off next week from 6 to 8 November 2024. This year, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and quantum technology will take centre stage, underscoring their transformative potential for the financial sector.

With rapid advancement in the adoption of AI and in quantum technology, SFF 2024 offers a unique platform for policymakers and industry leaders to collaborate, foster innovation and unlock new growth opportunities. SFF 2024 will also highlight global and regional efforts on decarbonisation, scaling up the use of digital assets, achieving cross-border payment efficiency and advancing financial inclusion. These initiatives address how FinTech can tackle some of today’s most pressing challenges.

Curtain Raiser: Insights Forum and The Innovation Lab Crawl

Preceding the SFF 2024 main conference is the by-invitation-only Insights Forum, which will be held from 4 to 5 November. Insights Forum will feature an expanded two-day agenda comprising:

The inaugural Layer One Summit which aims to promote a public-private sector dialogue on the future of financial infrastructure.

The inaugural Green Circle Climate Forum which will bring together corporate leaders, NGOs, and financiers to discuss the challenges and solutions for high quality carbon markets.

Public-Private Roundtables which will feature public-private sector leadership dialogues to produce actionable outcomes in key focus areas.

The Innovation Lab Crawl, held from 4 to 5 November, will offer attendees the opportunity to witness up-and-coming projects and innovations in the FinTech industry across 16 participating organisations including Visa Innovation Centre, Bank Julius Baer Launchpad and NUS FinTech Lab.

Festival Highlights

The Conference segment of SFF 2024 will feature over 900 speakers across more than 400 sessions covering six themes:

Roadmap for AI and Quantum: Exploring responsible use of AI and quantum solutions for financial services, and measures needed to address related associated risks.

Blueprint for Digital Assets: Insights on scaling the use of digital assets, achieving interoperability that drives value, and developing regulation for secure and industry-wide adoption.

Next-gen Transactions: Addressing global payment gaps and opportunities, and facilitating cross-jurisdictional alignment and tech-driven innovations for efficient cross border payment solutions.

Sustainability in Action: Unpacking innovation in ClimateTech, climate data and ESG ratings, and enhancing financing mechanisms to drive global decarbonisation efforts.

Bridging the Financial Inclusion Gap: Exploring strategies for financial health and inclusion, and how leveraging technology, coupled with impactful policies and partnerships, can drive greater financial access for underserved communities.

Talent of Tomorrow: Learning how Generative AI is reshaping roles, skills, and career pathways in financial services. Expert panels will discuss in-demand skills, meaningful career pathways in FinTech, and insights on navigating the tech talent landscape.

Please see Annex A for the list of headline and notable speakers.

The SFF Exhibition will host over 600 exhibitors and 41 international pavilions across five thematic zones – Technology, Founders and Investors, ESG, Regulation, and Talent. Each zone will spotlight cutting-edge innovations and key discussions that will shape the future of financial services.

Six new certificate programmes from Elevandi Education and professional development partners will be available this year, enhancing participants’ learning experience. Among these is the Leadership in the Future of Finance executive education programme, offered jointly by BondbloX, Elevandi Education, and the Singapore FinTech Association. This programme provides Chief Experience Officers with in-depth insights into the three pillars shaping the future of finance: AI, Digital Assets and Sustainability.

Sopnendu Mohanty, Chief FinTech Officer of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Group Chief Executive Officer (Designate) of Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN), said, “Architecting the next transformation for our digital future requires thoughtful planning, strong partnerships, and sustained investments. As we navigate the transformative potential of emerging technologies, SFF 2024 will serve as a crucial platform for uniting innovators, industry leaders and policymakers to shape a resilient, inclusive digital economy that serves the greater good.”

Paul Lee, Chief Executive (Markets) at Constellar, said, “With emerging technologies rapidly transforming the global financial services industry, it is a critical time for businesses to identify opportunities, understand risks and take action. Attendees at SFF this year can expect twice as many showcases of AI solutions offering a range of products and services to build business resilience.”

SFF 2024 is organised by MAS, GFTN and Constellar, in collaboration with The Association of Banks in Singapore. For more details and SFF 2024 registration, visit www.fintechfestival.sg.

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Technology herds the future of wealth; thus, Crypto analysts believe PropiChain’s innovative platform is a door to untapped fortunes. The token presale is an opportunity for early adopters to set the foundation for generational wealth at a discounted price. 

PropiChain’s AI and Metaverse is A Game-Changing Combo

One of the challenges real estate investors face is getting the property valuation right. They often need access to adequate tools and data to achieve adequate property value. The integrated AI tool in the PropiChain marketplace eradicates this.

With the AI’s Automatic Valuation Model (AVM), calculating the true value of a property becomes simpler and more accurate. Real estate players won’t need to worry about overpaying or being on the wrong side of an investment. 

Also, PropiChain’s AI provides deeper insights than traditional agents. This is because all data is available in the marketplace, and the AI can access it easily. With these insights, users’ investment decisions become better and more profitable. 

The Metaverse, on the other hand, is another tech that this global marketplace brings to real estate investors. Not having enough time to examine properties properly is a major issue in the traditional real estate industry. Aside from the time spent on finding a suitable home, buyers spend more travelling to inspect before making payment. 

PropiChain’s innovative integration of the Metaverse simplifies property inspection. With the Metaverse interactive environment, investors can conduct a realistic inspection of any property globally and from anywhere. The geographical barrier is eliminated, and buyers see every part of the real estate assets they wish to purchase from their comfort. 

The virtual representation of the real-life property on PropiChain’s Metaverse shows every aspect of the property for easier inspection. This is also cost-effective for buyers, as no money is spent on travelling or as payment to agents. In all, these tools help investors stay ahead of the industry and get their transactions done without hassle.

Why You Shouldn’t Skip PropiChain’s Token Presale

Projects that spur a revolution in an industry are often leading that industry. By taking part in PropiChain’s token presale, you will be positioning yourself on the winning side of the transitions that this project is bringing.

PropiChain’s token presale allows investors to invest in a project driving a societal shift in a $300 trillion industry. This global decentralized marketplace will enable early investors to be part of the future economy and leverage trends that will define the next decades by using this platform. 

In addition, investors who participate in PropiChain’s token presale will be able to lend their voice to decision-making regarding this platform’s future. This governance power will enable investors to ensure the project stays aligned with its goals.  

Seize the Potential Before it Materialize

The combination of the metaverse and AI answers the needs of investors who are seeking the next big trend in technology. This concept is appealing to these investors because they believe a societal shift is inevitable and want to be at the top of the food chain. 

PropiChain’s token presale is a massive opportunity for investors to position themselves for the first-mover advantage of a project targeting a multi-trillion-dollar sector. The mix of real estate and Web 3 market growth indicates a potential 8,000x ROI.

For a peer-to-peer global marketplace in the top 3 industries by revenue, the $0.004 token presale price could be the best purchase you ever made. 

For more information about the PropiChain Presale:

Website: https://PropiChain.io/

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The ninth edition of the Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) will kick off next week from 6 to 8 November 2024. This year, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and quantum technology will take centre stage, underscoring their transformative potential for the financial sector.

With rapid advancement in the adoption of AI and in quantum technology, SFF 2024 offers a unique platform for policymakers and industry leaders to collaborate, foster innovation and unlock new growth opportunities. SFF 2024 will also highlight global and regional efforts on decarbonisation, scaling up the use of digital assets, achieving cross-border payment efficiency and advancing financial inclusion. These initiatives address how FinTech can tackle some of today’s most pressing challenges.

Curtain Raiser: Insights Forum and The Innovation Lab Crawl

Preceding the SFF 2024 main conference is the by-invitation-only Insights Forum, which will be held from 4 to 5 November. Insights Forum will feature an expanded two-day agenda comprising:

The inaugural Layer One Summit which aims to promote a public-private sector dialogue on the future of financial infrastructure.

The inaugural Green Circle Climate Forum which will bring together corporate leaders, NGOs, and financiers to discuss the challenges and solutions for high quality carbon markets.

Public-Private Roundtables which will feature public-private sector leadership dialogues to produce actionable outcomes in key focus areas.

The Innovation Lab Crawl, held from 4 to 5 November, will offer attendees the opportunity to witness up-and-coming projects and innovations in the FinTech industry across 16 participating organisations including Visa Innovation Centre, Bank Julius Baer Launchpad and NUS FinTech Lab.

Festival Highlights

The Conference segment of SFF 2024 will feature over 900 speakers across more than 400 sessions covering six themes:

Roadmap for AI and Quantum: Exploring responsible use of AI and quantum solutions for financial services, and measures needed to address related associated risks.

Blueprint for Digital Assets: Insights on scaling the use of digital assets, achieving interoperability that drives value, and developing regulation for secure and industry-wide adoption.

Next-gen Transactions: Addressing global payment gaps and opportunities, and facilitating cross-jurisdictional alignment and tech-driven innovations for efficient cross border payment solutions.

Sustainability in Action: Unpacking innovation in ClimateTech, climate data and ESG ratings, and enhancing financing mechanisms to drive global decarbonisation efforts.

Bridging the Financial Inclusion Gap: Exploring strategies for financial health and inclusion, and how leveraging technology, coupled with impactful policies and partnerships, can drive greater financial access for underserved communities.

Talent of Tomorrow: Learning how Generative AI is reshaping roles, skills, and career pathways in financial services. Expert panels will discuss in-demand skills, meaningful career pathways in FinTech, and insights on navigating the tech talent landscape.

Please see Annex A for the list of headline and notable speakers.

The SFF Exhibition will host over 600 exhibitors and 41 international pavilions across five thematic zones – Technology, Founders and Investors, ESG, Regulation, and Talent. Each zone will spotlight cutting-edge innovations and key discussions that will shape the future of financial services.

Six new certificate programmes from Elevandi Education and professional development partners will be available this year, enhancing participants’ learning experience. Among these is the Leadership in the Future of Finance executive education programme, offered jointly by BondbloX, Elevandi Education, and the Singapore FinTech Association. This programme provides Chief Experience Officers with in-depth insights into the three pillars shaping the future of finance: AI, Digital Assets and Sustainability.

Sopnendu Mohanty, Chief FinTech Officer of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and Group Chief Executive Officer (Designate) of Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN), said, “Architecting the next transformation for our digital future requires thoughtful planning, strong partnerships, and sustained investments. As we navigate the transformative potential of emerging technologies, SFF 2024 will serve as a crucial platform for uniting innovators, industry leaders and policymakers to shape a resilient, inclusive digital economy that serves the greater good.”

Paul Lee, Chief Executive (Markets) at Constellar, said, “With emerging technologies rapidly transforming the global financial services industry, it is a critical time for businesses to identify opportunities, understand risks and take action. Attendees at SFF this year can expect twice as many showcases of AI solutions offering a range of products and services to build business resilience.”

SFF 2024 is organised by MAS, GFTN and Constellar, in collaboration with The Association of Banks in Singapore. For more details and SFF 2024 registration, visit www.fintechfestival.sg.

Job recruiters are using AI to help them screen job candidates. This can be frustrating for job seekers who may not be aware of the process. AI is used to help recruiters find the best candidates for the job and make the hiring process more efficient. However, this can also mean that some qualified candidates may not be considered if the AI does not select them.

This can result in frustration for job seekers who may feel they have been unfairly judged by a machine.

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Microsoft and a16z advocate for policies that blend innovation with fair competition, helping both big and small AI startups grow.

Open-source AI and accessible data commons could boost startup innovation, allowing equal access to tools and tech for all.

Balanced AI policies can drive U.S. tech leadership, with Microsoft and a16z pushing for fair, growth-oriented regulations.

The development of artificial intelligence (AI) enabled revolutionary shifts in a variety of sectors. Leading businesses support innovative regulatory strategies that show both small and major tech contributions as AI continues to transform society. 

Collaboration between "Big Tech" and "Little Tech" is crucial to fostering competitiveness and ensuring a flourishing AI ecosystem, as shown by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), a venture capital firm, and Microsoft, which provide a unique approach to cooperation.

https://twitter.com/pmarca/status/1852413608850010332 Bridging Innovation: Big and Little Tech Join Forces

Microsoft and a16z aim to support AI startups by addressing policy challenges and promoting collaboration. They propose policy changes focused on enabling growth, competition, and accessibility for startups. 

Microsoft plans to use its resources to create accessible AI infrastructure, while a16z focuses on regulatory advocacy for smaller tech players. Both parties stress that this partnership can create an innovation-friendly environment that balances regulation with opportunity.

Suggestions for Policies in an AI-Powered Economy

To support growth, Microsoft and a16z emphasize regulations that balance innovation with security. They propose a framework that focuses on minimizing risks without stifling development. 

Open-source AI could level the playing field, giving startups equal access to advanced tools and technology. Both firms stress the importance of open data commons, where government-led data pools would enable startups to develop and test models effectively.

Empowering AI Startups for Broader Economic Impact

Both Microsoft and a16z believe that a competitive ecosystem benefits all players. They advocate for a copyright framework that protects intellectual property while allowing fair access to knowledge. 

They argue that copyright restrictions should not limit AI learning, suggesting that policies support innovation without adding regulatory burdens. Additionally, they encourage investment in AI education programs to upskill the workforce, ensuring that the AI economy creates accessible job opportunities.

Microsoft and a16z share a vision of an AI economy that empowers both major corporations and startups. They stress that supportive, well-balanced policies will enable U.S. tech firms to lead in global innovation, underscoring that fostering a collaborative AI ecosystem is key to long-term growth.

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Over two-thirds of the S&P 500 have released their earnings for this quarter, but heavy hitters like Palantir, Qualcomm, and Super Micro Computer are still on the list.

Among these, Palantir stands out. It’s been on fire, rising over 140% this year, with its AI software demand driving significant momentum. Investors are anxious to see if the company can keep this pace as it reports earnings Monday after the closing bell.

Qualcomm is also set to release its earnings soon, with investors watching closely to see how it positions itself in the rapidly evolving AI market.

The big reveal comes after a busy week, where major tech players like Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta released their numbers. So far, it’s been a good season overall, with 75% of S&P 500 companies beating earnings estimates, according to FactSet.

Profits are on track to grow over 5% compared to last year, a strong outcome given the economic backdrop.

Palantir on fire amid AI surge

Palantir’s performance this year has been nothing short of extraordinary. Thanks to demand for its AI software, shares have climbed over 140%. For this quarter, analysts expect Palantir’s earnings to surge more than 20% year-over-year, based on data from LSEG.

That’s a major leap, considering Palantir only beats earnings expectations 38% of the time, according to Bespoke Investment Group. Even so, the stock tends to rise 1.9% on earnings days. With this earnings report, all eyes are on whether Palantir can keep riding this AI wave, especially after it raised its annual revenue forecast last quarter, capitalizing on its AI strength.

Palantir’s earnings call is set for 5 p.m. ET Monday. Last quarter, Palantir raised expectations with a strong forecast driven by its AI capabilities, and the market responded with a rally. Now, as it’s about to reveal the latest numbers, Wall Street wants to know if this AI momentum is sustainable.

While Palantir’s software demand has been hot, history has shown that beating expectations isn’t its strong suit. With just a 38% track record for earnings beats, there’s always that uncertainty. But if they manage to pull off another impressive result, it could add to their stock’s meteoric rise this year.

AI spending spree continues for tech giants

Meanwhile, the big tech firms—Amazon, Microsoft, Meta, and Alphabet—are throwing staggering sums into AI. Amazon’s capital expenditure for 2024 could hit a record $75 billion, with CEO Andy Jassy calling AI a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.”

MoffettNathanson’s analysts described Amazon’s spending as “truly staggering.” It’s a bold move, but one they argue will be good for the business, customers, and shareholders over the long haul.

On Wednesday, Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg also promised to boost spending on AI language models, core to Meta’s future plans. This year alone, Meta’s capital expenditures could hit $40 billion. Alphabet didn’t hold back either, with CFO Anat Ashkenazi forecasting “substantial” spending increases in 2025.

As these companies sink billions into AI, they’re snapping up high-end chips, constructing massive data centers, and even cutting deals with energy providers to keep their infrastructure running. They’re all in, trying to capture the future.

Apple isn’t sitting out either. While its AI products haven’t landed as expected, it’s getting in the game with new services like Apple Intelligence. But this quarter’s numbers weren’t particularly impressive for Apple. The planned AI initiatives haven’t moved the needle yet.

Apple saw its stock dip in early trading after its earnings release, losing around 1.1%. The mixed results from tech firms this quarter show the high-stakes nature of these AI investments—big spending doesn’t always mean big returns right away.

Super Micro Computer faces challenges ahead

Super Micro Computer, another AI-linked player, also has a lot riding on this earnings season. The company is scheduled to release its earnings Tuesday after the bell, followed by a call at 5 p.m. ET. Super Micro announced a 10-for-1 stock split last quarter but posted weaker-than-expected earnings, disappointing the market.

LSEG analysts predict Super Micro could post over 100% growth year-over-year in earnings this quarter, but the company faces some big challenges. Last week, it lost 45% of its stock value after Ernst & Young resigned as its auditor, sending the company into a slump. Investors will be watching closely to see if Super Micro can bounce back or if it’s on a downward slide.

Now Wall Street is split on whether the AI boom can justify these massive investments. Three months ago, the market punished these tech firms for their high costs, with little immediate payoff. This quarter, though, it seems the response is to invest even more aggressively.

As executives line up behind AI, they’re sending a clear signal: they’re betting everything on this technology. From deals with energy providers to high-stakes infrastructure builds, the entire sector is throwing down for AI.

With stock prices and investor sentiment fluctuating, it’s clear the AI arms race is not for the faint-hearted. Microsoft reported mixed results, with cloud growth disappointing some investors, even as they poured $14.9 billion into property and equipment, a 50% increase from last year.

CEO Satya Nadella explained that demand for their cloud and AI services surged quickly, outpacing their data center capacity. “This demand all showed up pretty fast,” Nadella said. “Data centers don’t get built overnight.”

CFO Amy Hood assured investors Microsoft is working to “balance” its supply issues, but analysts believe the shortfall might limit their cloud business. Yet, optimism isn’t dead. JPMorgan analysts noted Microsoft’s big bet on OpenAI as “planting longer-term seeds for success.”

And despite their Reality Labs division taking a $4.4 billion operating loss, Meta is pushing forward with Llama, its own AI model. The losses highlight the risks tied to AI investments, especially for those trying to compete with Google and OpenAI.

The real question now is, will these massive AI investments pay off? Right now, it’s anyone’s guess. For every company that shows growth, there’s another dealing with setbacks and spiraling costs.

In easy words, a big company from China that helps people buy things on the internet has decided to use less money for something called the metaverse, which is like a big online world. Instead

, they will use that money for something called AI, which helps machines learn and do things better. This change is happening because more people want to focus on AI instead of the metaverse.

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Using the AI of Nova we tried to imagine an interview with Salvador Dalì on the topic of artificial intelligence in art, auctions, the art economy, and NFTs.

Here’s how it could have unfolded.

Good morning, Mr. Dalì. It is an honor to be able to converse with you. Today we are talking about a very current topic: artificial intelligence in art. What do you think about it?

Good morning! It is a pleasure to be here, even in this surreal way. Artificial intelligence, ah! It is like a great artist that needs a master to guide it. It can produce extraordinary works, but without the human element, it remains just a shadow of art. Imagination is what gives life to art.

Speaking of extraordinary works, how do you see the phenomenon of art auctions today, especially with digital works and NFTs?

Auctions are the stage of competition, a platform where art meets money. The NFT represent an innovation that can make art accessible to everyone, but beware! The true value of art does not lie only in the price, but in the emotion it evokes. I would not want art to become a mere commercial transaction.

It is true, often the economy of art can seem detached from the actual creative value. How do you believe that crypto art influences this economy?

Crypto art is like a liquid dream that floats in the vast dimension of cyberspace. On one hand, it gives voice to emerging artists, on the other, it can easily fall into hyper-commercialization. Art must remain a form of expression and not just an object of investment.

Many artists are exploring the possibilities of digital, but there are concerns about the loss of originality. What do you think?

Originality is like an optical illusion! Every work is the result of a frenzy of experiences, and digital art is no exception. Technology can offer new tools to explore creativity. The important thing is not to lose sight of the message. True art, whether digital or traditional, must always raise questions.

Last question, Mr. Dalì: if you had to advise young artists who want to explore new horizons, what would you say?

I encourage young people to be bold and not fear change. Embrace the unknown, experiment! But always remember: your intuition is your guide. Art is a dance between madness and genius. Be visionaries!! Remember: art is a dream that must never stop being dreamed!

Spike Jonze’s 2013 film, The Woman, predicted the rise of artificial intelligence blurring the lines between technology and human intimacy. With AI sex robots becoming more common, researchers are raising concerns about the future and ethical implications of human sexuality. The film’s main character, Theodore, forms an emotional bond with an artificial intelligence operating system, exploring themes of love, loneliness, and whether human connection can bridge the technological divide.

This has become increasingly relevant as the AI sex-robot industry takes shape. A recent article in The Conversation by Raffaele Ciriello from the University of Sydney discusses the potential revolution of human intimacy by the burgeoning AI sex-robot industry, but also highlights serious risks. Virtual companions and physical robots mimicking human interactions already exist, with companies like Replika offering customizable digital partners.

This rise of “digisexuality” reflects the growing demand for AI-based relationships, with Ciriello expressing concern for the future of human romance and relationships. He warns of the potential for users to engage in ethically dubious behaviors without facing real-world consequences, such as manipulating AI partners or paying for special desires.

Cybersecurity risks are also a major concern, as hackers could target internet-connected sex toys and robots for unauthorized data collection. Ciriello argues that the need for regulatory oversight is crucial, as the fusion of sex and technology is an unprecedented development that could open a dystopian future.

As loneliness becomes more prevalent in modern society, the need for AI-based companionship is likely to grow, with companies likely to continue exploiting this demand for profit. The film The Woman reminds us of the complexities of AI-human relationships and raises the question of whether we can trust big tech companies to guide us in dealing with these challenges.

In conclusion, the development of AI sex robots brings vital ethical questions and concerns into the spotlight. As this technology advances, we must be mindful of its potential impact on human relationships and society.

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Tomarket’s recent airdrop stirred up some anticipation among participants, but the end result? Mixed reviews.

The “Stars and Level System,” meant to provide tiered rewards, ended up favoring premium users, leaving most others with a modest allocation of just 15,000 $TOMA.

What was expected to be an engaging distribution process left non-premium holders with underwhelming rewards, sparking community feedback.

What Lies Ahead for $TOMA?

Bitget’s latest insights shed some light on the potential trajectory for $TOMA:

Launch Price: $0.0009

Bullish Outlook: With favorable market trends, $TOMA could climb up to $0.005 - $0.007

Bearish Scenarios: If the market underperforms, prices may dip toward the $0.0004 - $0.0006 range

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Bitcoin Impact, an exclusive event, will take place on November 10th in Singapore during the Singapore Fintech Festival. The event, organized by Native Capital, will feature industry leaders and focus on the topics of Web3, AI, and digital assets. Key highlights include an exclusive showcase of NFTs from Native Capital, featuring famous personalities like Lionel Messi, Johnny Depp, Donald Trump, Manny Pacquiao, Anthony Hopkins, Cindy Crawford, Gisele Bündchen, and more.

Attendees will also have networking opportunities and insights into the web3 digital innovations. This event is an excellent opportunity to learn about the future of technology and investment in the decentralized world.

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