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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

PROOF Act: US senators introduce bipartisan proof of reserves bill
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1 November, 2023

PROOF Act: US senators introduce bipartisan proof of reserves bill

Under the U.S. bipartisan bill PROOF Act, the results of monthly PoR inspections would be submitted to the Department of...
Taiwan digital asset bill passes first reading in parliament
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1 November, 2023

Taiwan digital asset bill passes first reading in parliament

The new bill passes its first reading in parliament, laying the groundwork for increased consumer protections and tighter regulation around...
Meta lawsuit claims platform’s use of AI algorithms endanger child safety
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31 October, 2023

Meta lawsuit claims platform’s use of AI algorithms endanger child safety

Lawyers representing 34 U.S. states claim in their lawsuit that Meta is engaged in multiple offenses that potentially harm teenagers...
IRS extends feedback deadline for new digital asset tax rules to mid-November
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30 October, 2023

IRS extends feedback deadline for new digital asset tax rules to mid-November

Feedback on the proposed digital asset tax reporting rules has been extended until November 13, according to the IRS, which...
Digital asset firms have already breached new UK promotion rules 221 times
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30 October, 2023

Digital asset firms have already breached new UK promotion rules 221 times

The FCA identified three key issues that led to the breach: making claims about the safety of digital asset services,...
Biden expected to sign much anticipated executive order on AI next week
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27 October, 2023

Biden expected to sign much anticipated executive order on AI next week

AI tools in the United States could soon face stringent evaluations before they can be used by federal personnel, with...

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