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Techub News reports that an executive from the International Criminal Police Organization (INTERPOL) has warned that artificial intelligence is making existing cyber threats faster and more difficult to detect, while businesses also face new risks brought about by the rise of agentic AI. The executive pointed out that AI-driven attacks can automate the execution of complex tasks and quickly adapt to defensive measures, while the autonomy of agentic AI may bring unpredictable security challenges. Businesses need to strengthen their monitoring and defense capabilities against AI-generated content, deepfakes, and automated attacks. (CNBC)
Techub News reports that TSMC is considering building a new campus in Texas, USA, to expand its chip manufacturing business in the country. The campus is expected to add tens of billions of dollars in new investment, aiming to produce more artificial intelligence chips. TSMC is the world's largest chip foundry, with customers including tech giants such as Apple and NVIDIA. This move is part of its multi-year U.S. expansion plan, in response to the growing global demand for advanced chips, especially AI chips. (Bloomberg Technology)
Techub News reports that Armadin, a new company founded by Kevin Mandia, the founder of cybersecurity company Mandiant, has completed a $255.5 million financing round, with a valuation of $2.5 billion. The company focuses on providing security testing and protection services for enterprises using AI agent cluster technology. Armadin is a startup focused on AI agent cluster security. (TechCrunch)
Techub News reports that OpenAI has introduced new shopping features for ChatGPT, allowing users to virtually try on clothing and accessories using their own photos and save their favorite products to a collection library. (TechCrunch)
Techhub News reports that Caroline Ingeborn, the COO of Luma AI, stated that generative artificial intelligence could help bring more film and television production back to Los Angeles by reducing costs and providing creators with new methods to execute ambitious projects. She believes that AI is a tool for creative professionals rather than a replacement, and "hybrid filmmaking" can combine real actors and crew with AI-generated environments. (Bloomberg)
Techub News reports that U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced the initiation of a 120-day research project on the future of warfare. This research group will be co-led by Elon Musk, Palmer Luckey, and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich. The study aims to provide recommendations for the future direction of the U.S. military. Critics point out that the companies owned by Musk and Luckey already sell technologies that the research might recommend, sparking discussions about potential conflicts of interest. (TechCrunch)
Techub News, according to Yonhap News, cryptocurrency exchange OKX is discussing a joint investment with Korea Investment & Securities in Coinone, South Korea's third-largest cryptocurrency exchange. Coinone is one of South Korea's major digital asset trading platforms. If the investment is finalized, it will mark a further expansion of the exchange's business presence in the South Korean market.
Techub News, according to WuBlockchain, the exchange Upbit has announced that it will end trading support for NKN at 14:00 on June 15 and delist the NKN/Bitcoin trading pair. Users must complete withdrawals by July 16; failure to do so may result in inability to withdraw. NKN (New Kind of Network) is a decentralized network project aimed at building a new type of blockchain-based network infrastructure. Upbit is the largest cryptocurrency exchange in South Korea, and this delisting decision may affect the liquidity of NKN and the holdings of investors in the South Korean market.
Techub News, according to Channel News Asia, a former captain of the Singapore Armed Forces was recently sentenced to six years and ten months in prison by a Singapore court. In December 2022, he broke into an acquaintance's apartment and stole cryptocurrencies worth approximately S$2.3 million (US$1.8 million). The former officer and the victim had co-founded an NFT trading platform. He took the opportunity while watching a match to steal the access card, later broke into the apartment and stole a piece of paper recording the mnemonic phrase, transferring 1.7 million USDT, which he used to purchase luxury watches and for gambling. The court found him guilty of burglary and money laundering.
Techub News, according to Bloomberg, Nicolas Roussy Newton, the former Chief Operating Officer of blockchain software company BTQ Technologies, has been barred by a federal judge from disclosing the company’s trade secrets through two website domains. Newton, who is the brother of the company’s current CEO, is accused of leaking sensitive documents to the media and regulators and threatening the company’s lawyers. The court ruled that Newton’s actions have caused harm to BTQ, including making defamatory statements accusing his brother of “attempted murder.” The injunction, signed by U.S. District Judge Sharad H. Desai, prohibits Newton from continuing to use the relevant domains to disclose the company’s confidential information.
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