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Graduate of History from The University Sussex and a Masters in Journalism from The University of Groningen, James Field has written for publication in the United Kingdom and Netherlands across a range of topics including arts, culture, environmental and legal sector issues. He served as Deputy Editor for a leading Legal publication and currently researches and writes on the digital asset space, with a focus on legal changes impacting the industry.

Article by James Field

Lord Holmes expounds ‘extraordinary potential’ of blockchain
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27 October, 2025

Lord Holmes expounds ‘extraordinary potential’ of blockchain

Lord Christopher Holmes spoke of the “extraordinary potential” of blockchain to transform public services on Day 2 of the London...
Auditable AI: Building trust in AI through blockchain
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23 October, 2025

Auditable AI: Building trust in AI through blockchain

Blockchain enhances trust in AI systems, according to FICO's Dr. Scott Zoldi, highlighting the synergy between AI and blockchain technologies.
Thousands protest in London over UK plans for digital ID
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21 October, 2025

Thousands protest in London over UK plans for digital ID

Thousands marched through London on October 18 to protest against the U.K. Government’s plan to introduce a mandatory digital ID...
Australia doubles down in ongoing campaign against crypto ATMs
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21 October, 2025

Australia doubles down in ongoing campaign against crypto ATMs

Australia tightens regulations on digital currency ATMs, citing risks linked to money laundering and scams amid rapid growth in the...
UK finance body outlines support for tokenized assets
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20 October, 2025

UK finance body outlines support for tokenized assets

The Financial Conduct Authority unveils plans to boost tokenization in asset management, removing blockchain barriers to drive innovation and efficiency.
Bad samples can poison any AI model, study finds
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17 October, 2025

Bad samples can poison any AI model, study finds

A new study by Anthropic finds that just 250 harmful files can poison even the largest AI models, showing how...

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