AI Technology Is Being Used in Crypto Crime, But Not Very Widely: Elliptic The use of AI technology in crypto crime is on the rise, with deepfakes of celebrities being used to drive crypto scams, according to a report from Elliptic. While AI-enhanced crypto crime is not yet a mainstream threat, it is important to identify emerging trends for sustainable innovation. Scams have utilized deepfakes of figures like Elon Musk and Lee Hsien Loong to promote fraudulent crypto investments. #scam

PANews reported on March 9 that Bauhinia New Media and ROOT Metaverse will launch the world's first Loong Dragon Bitcoin Inscription NFT - "Dragon Xiangjiang World Memory". "Dragon Xiangjiang World Remembering" Bitcoin Inscription NFT adopts blockchain BRC1024 blockchain protocol, creatively combining traditional Chinese dragon elements with cutting-edge AI text and image generation technology. The NFT will be released on March 11, 2024, the second day of the second month of the second month of the Year of the Dragon in the lunar calendar, and on the day of the Spring Dragon Festival. As the first beast clan in the ROOT metaverse, the total supply is 1,000 pieces, which will be inscribed by the users themselves, and the dragon family emblem is designed by Jiang Bingqing, a national senior arts and crafts artist and a famous contemporary artist in the field of public environmental art in China.

According to Sin Chew, on December 6, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced that it would work with Singapore to create a large language model in 11 languages to develop Singapore's homegrown artificial intelligence. On December 4, Singapore unveiled its National AI Strategy 2.0, and Huang said his trip would take an in-depth look with Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on how Nvidia can help, support and participate in the strategy.

Babbitt News, on September 26, Loong Airlines and Alibaba Cloud reached a comprehensive cooperation. According to the cooperation agreement, based on the Tongyi series of large model products, the two parties will jointly create aviation large models that can be used in scenarios such as online services for special passengers, intelligent query of manuals, and automatic generation of aviation change notifications.

According to Jinshi's report on May 19, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEx) announced today that Loong Pei-Fung has joined the group as Managing Director and Head of Digital Assets. Loong will be responsible for leading the development of the digital asset ecosystem in the HKEX market, including the introduction of digital asset products and the establishment of a robust digital infrastructure. He will report to Su Yingying, head of the group's emerging business and fixed interest and currency businesses, and succeeds Wei Anjun, who will leave in July.

According to news from PANews on May 19, Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) announced today that Loong Pei-Fung has joined the group as Managing Director and Head of Digital Assets. Loong will be responsible for leading the development of the digital asset ecosystem in the HKEX market, including the introduction of digital asset products and the establishment of a robust digital infrastructure. He will report to Su Yingying, head of the group's emerging business and fixed interest and currency business, and will succeed Wei Anjun, who will leave in July.