A super political action committee affiliated with Tether filed paperwork with the U.S. Federal Election Commission showing that its first $300k expenditure went to Nxum Group, founded by Tether U.S. CEO Bo Hines, to buy campaign ads for Georgia Republican candidate Clay Fuller, raising questions about pay-to-play.

Former BCB Group CEO Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie and his family were robbed at home at knifepoint, with the assailants explicitly demanding cryptocurrency wallet keys. In the end, they only stole cash, silverware, and jewelry. Police have been brought in to investigate, and Oliver is warning public figures to be alert to this kind of crime.

Paradigm CEO Matt Huang said that although Gen Z employees sometimes cause chaos, their creativity and technical breakthroughs have kept the company firmly committed to investing in young talent. MIT dropout Charlie Noyes contributed to the Ethereum ecosystem at age 19, demonstrating the potential of young employees.

WLFI CEO Zach Witkoff responded to a critical article, pointing out that the article’s author is not affiliated with WLFI and that multiple pieces of information in the piece are incorrect, including confusing WLFI with the Trump meme coin and having no connection to CIC digital. He emphasized that WLFI’s main product is stablecoins and urged people to do thorough research before publishing.

Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said the company is moving forward with AI experiments, especially a system called “green dot,” which helps employees resolve device issues and drink preparation. In the future, Starbucks plans to improve the seamlessness and personalization of the ordering experience by using applications to predict users’ ordering needs.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman responds to the Molotov cocktail attack, admits he underestimated the societal impact of AI-related anxiety, calls for democratizing technology, and acknowledges mistakes in corporate governance, reiterating his refusal to comply with Elon Musk’s demands for control of OpenAI to ensure the company develops independently.

Gate News message, on April 10, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino posted that USDT’s adoption on Hyperliquid is rapidly increasing. Data shows that in less than three months, USDT has grown from having almost no share on Hyperliquid to accounting for the rest.

Gate News message: On April 9, according to a report from April 10, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the company is considering selling its AI chips to other businesses. He also revealed that the annualized revenue outlook for the company’s in-house chip business is expected to exceed $20 billion. This disclosure is rare and highlights the scale of Amazon’s in-house chip business, which produces general-purpose computing chips, AI accelerators, and chips designed to improve the efficiency of the company’s server operations.

Gate News message, April 9, Meta launched its new AI model Muse Spark on April 8. The model was developed by Meta’s superintelligent lab, and is led by Alexandr Wang, former CEO of Scale AI. Meta says that the new model has achieved near prior results with fewer compute resources by redesigning the AI infrastructure.

Blockstream CEO Adam Back said in an interview that quantum computers have not yet threatened the Bitcoin network, but the industry needs to prepare in advance by migrating keys to a quantum-resistant format. He mentioned that his research team is pushing forward on related work; post-quantum cryptography has already entered the implementation stage. The challenge faced is how to complete the migration in an orderly way.