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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

Bipartisan AI Innovation bill introduced to US Senate
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23 April, 2024

Bipartisan AI Innovation bill introduced to US Senate

To avoid stifling innovation, U.S. lawmakers are pushing for a bill promoting government-private sector partnership in the AI industry, including...
UK lawmakers call for government to invest in digital skills
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22 April, 2024

UK lawmakers call for government to invest in digital skills

Member of Parliament Lisa Cameron chaired the debate and started proceedings by arguing that the U.K. needs to "level up"...
World Economic Forum report examines use cases, benefits of wholesale CBDC
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22 April, 2024

World Economic Forum report examines use cases, benefits of wholesale CBDC

While emphasizing the potential of CBDCs in enhancing payments and securities transactions, the World Economic Forum also identified a number...
Banking giants take part in UK Finance’s Regulated Liability Network experimentation
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19 April, 2024

Banking giants take part in UK Finance’s Regulated Liability Network experimentation

UK Finance's RLN experimentation will focus on three primary aspects: reducing fraud in online marketplaces, improving customer transparency, and establishing...
Norway seeks to close door on digital asset miners
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18 April, 2024

Norway seeks to close door on digital asset miners

Norway's new mandate gives more power to authorities to shut down data centers deemed undesirable, requiring these centers to disclose...
BIS envisions global ‘Finternet’ running on unified ledger technology
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18 April, 2024

BIS envisions global ‘Finternet’ running on unified ledger technology

In its paper, the Bank for International Settlements said a financial system running on a unified ledger could help foster...

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