- EU AI Act enters the phase of real enforcement
New AI Act requirements are now in force across the European uniоn: companies must label AI-generated content, disclose chatbot usage, and prepare for regulatory inspections. The rules already affect Anthropic, Google, Meta, OpenAI, and Microsoft. - UK tax authority reveals citizens’ crypto profit data for the first time
HMRC published statistics on UK residents’ income from cryptocurrency transactions for the first time. The data shows that digital assets have firmly entered the tax authority’s field of supervision. - Revolut launches euro stablecoin EURR
The fintech company introduced EURR, a stablecoin pegged to the euro. The new asset is designed for fast settlements, transfers, and the integration of digital payments into Europe’s financial infrastructure. - Mark Zuckerberg pauses layoffs of 1,000 employees because of AI
Meta’s CEO halted the dismissal of around 1,000 workers to reassess how artificial intelligence is affecting the company’s business processes. The decision shows that AI is reshaping not only products, but also workforce strategy at major tech firms. - Most Americans oppose crypto in retirement plans
A study found that a significant share of U.S. residents do not want cryptocurrencies included in retirement portfolios. The main concerns are high volatility, risk of losses, and distrust of digital assets as long-term savings instruments. - Bill Gates proposes a “human reserve” to protect professions from AI
Gates described the idea of preserving certain areas where key decisions should remain with humans rather than algorithms. In his view, such limits could protect important professions from full automation. - Court rules Trump administration’s blacklist of Anthropic unlawful
A court ruled that the decision to place Anthropic on a restrictive list was unlawful. For the AI industry, this is an important signal: even amid tighter oversight, government restrictions must have a clear legal basis.