Andrej Karpathy’s latest project is not a new model, a benchmark-smashing paper, or a corporate platform. It’s a 630-line open source script called autoresearch, released under the MIT License on GitHub — and it is sparking serious conversation about what… Read More »Andrej Karpathy’s ‘autoresearch’ Turns AI Into an Autonomous Scientist — And Everyone Is Watching
Enterprise identity and access management (IAM) was built for a world of human users and relatively static services. Autonomous AI agents operating inside critical business systems fundamentally break those assumptions. They log in, pull data, invoke tools, and execute workflows… Read More »Why Enterprise Identity Must Evolve for Autonomous AI Agents
Sports tokenization has largely been defined by hype cycles, fan tokens, and speculative trading. Fantium CEO and co-founder Jonathan Ludwig is trying to push that narrative in a different direction. In a recent conversation with CryptoSlate’s Liam “Akiba” Wright and… Read More »Fantium’s Jonathan Ludwig on Building Real Utility in Sports Tokenization
Bitcoin’s sharp drop below $70,000 over the weekend has pushed macro risk firmly back to the center of the crypto conversation. A weaker-than-expected US labor report and a powerful surge in oil prices above $110–$115 per barrel have revived stagflation… Read More »Bitcoin, Oil, and Weak Jobs Data: Why Traders Are Watching the $61K Level
Enterprises are racing toward “agentic AI” — systems of autonomous agents that can act, decide, and coordinate work with minimal human intervention. According to the Celonis 2026 Process Optimization Report, 85% of enterprises want to become agentic within three years.… Read More »Why Agentic AI Fails Without a Process Intelligence Layer
As AI agents move from pilot projects into the operational core of large enterprises, Microsoft is warning that many of these systems are already acting in the wild with little or no oversight. Its answer is a new security and… Read More »Microsoft’s Agent 365 and E7: Turning AI ‘Double Agents’ Into Governed Enterprise Workers
U.S. crypto investors may soon face a new kind of tax-season decision: tap “I agree” to electronic tax forms, or risk losing access to their exchange accounts. A fresh IRS proposal would let platforms like Coinbase deliver Form 1099-DA only… Read More »New IRS 1099-DA Rules: Why Saying ‘No’ Could Get Your Crypto Exchange Account Closed
Bitcoin’s derivatives market lit up ahead of the latest US jobs report, offering one of the clearest looks in months at how macro stress migrates into crypto. Funding rates for Bitcoin perpetual futures flipped sharply negative while open interest stayed… Read More »Bitcoin Funding Rates Turn Deeply Negative as Traders Brace for US Jobs Shock
Andrej Karpathy has a concise way to puncture AI hype: “When you get a demo and something works 90% of the time, that’s just the first nine.” For enterprise teams turning large language models into real products, that line is… Read More »From Demos to Dependable: Engineering the ‘March of Nines’ for Enterprise AI Agents
Scaling from a clever LLM demo to a reliable, long‑running AI agent in production is less about squeezing a few more percentage points out of the underlying model and more about how you “harness” that model. That’s the core argument… Read More »Why Better LLMs Aren’t Enough: LangChain’s Harrison Chase on Harness Engineering and Deep Agents
AI is moving from experimental side project to everyday tool inside tech companies, including crypto firms. But the data emerging from job postings, usage metrics, and early academic work points to a more nuanced shift than a simple story of… Read More »How AI Is Reshaping Tech Careers: More Senior Roles, Fewer Entry-Level Paths
Bitcoin’s behavior around $70,000 in early March looked perplexing if you only watched it through a simple “risk assets down” lens. While oil markets absorbed one of their sharpest shocks in years and shipping risk in the Strait of Hormuz… Read More »Inside Bitcoin’s $70K ‘Options Magnet’: How $13B in Open Interest Is Steering Price Action