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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.

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INTERPOL seizes $97M in assets in cybercrime crackdown
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29 September, 2025

INTERPOL seizes $97M in assets in cybercrime crackdown

An INTERPOL operation across 40 countries recovered $97M in physical and digital assets and $342M in government-backed currencies.
China pushes global action on AI, lethal autonomous weapons
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26 September, 2025

China pushes global action on AI, lethal autonomous weapons

China's Ma Zhaoxu urges UN to strengthen global AI governance, stressing human control and warning against lethal autonomous weapons.
Digital euro set for 2029 after ECB, EU reach accord
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26 September, 2025

Digital euro set for 2029 after ECB, EU reach accord

The European Central Bank now targets 2029 for a digital euro launch after EU ministers agreed on limits to make...
Number of digital asset billionaires and millionaires has ‘surged’
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25 September, 2025

Number of digital asset billionaires and millionaires has ‘surged’

According to a report, the digital asset sector now has 36 billionaires and 241,700 millionaires, totaling over $3.3 trillion in...
Over 200 leaders, experts demand global ‘red lines’ for AI use
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25 September, 2025

Over 200 leaders, experts demand global ‘red lines’ for AI use

More than 200 leaders, including Nobel winners and experts, urge urgent global rules to prevent dangerous AI use, coinciding with...
OpenAI, Nvidia join forces for $100B investment deal
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24 September, 2025

OpenAI, Nvidia join forces for $100B investment deal

OpenAI and Nvidia form a landmark partnership to deploy 10GW of AI systems and co-optimize infrastructure, with the latter investing...

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