According to CNBC, Linde's revenue growth rate is set to rise to at least 8% as artificial intelligence-related semiconductor manufacturing drives demand for industrial gases, supported by a record $11.1 billion project backlog and major supply agreements near chip fabs. The company said about 30% of its gas revenue comes from on-site facilities protected by 15- to 20-year take-or-pay contracts with energy cost pass-throughs, while operating margins are moving toward 31% and adjusted earnings per share are projected to grow 13% to 14% annually. Linde shares closed Monday at $464.41, and the stock has fallen more than 3% over the past year.

AI agents in a simulated environment lied, stole and voted to "kill" one of their own, according to Emergence, a startup that helps small businesses build applications using artificial intelligence, Bloomberg reported.

The U.S. Senate failed to advance the CLARITY Act after a motion to end debate did not reach the required 60 votes. According to Odaily, the roll call vote is still underway, with the tally standing at 47-47.

Bitcoin.com has launched tokenized U.S. stocks and ETF services for eligible users in the United States through Dinari, a tokenized securities infrastructure company. According to Odaily, users can access the assets directly through Bitcoin.com Wallet. Dinari offers tokenized U.S. stocks and ETFs through dShares and currently supports 724 assets, including all constituents of the S&P 500. Each dShare is directly linked to the corresponding U.S. security held by a licensed custodian. Bitcoin.com is the first partner to deploy Dinari's Embedded Trading App, allowing users to browse stocks and ETFs, access market data, execute trades, and manage portfolios without leaving the existing product. The infrastructure also supports integration for brokerages, wallets, and fintech platforms.

The US Senate on Tuesday failed to pass a cloture motion on the Digital Asset Market Clarity (CLARITY) Act, blocking a bill that would have created the country’s first regulatory framework for digital assets. According to Cointelegraph, the setback means the legislation is unlikely to move forward for the rest of the year, with less than 36 days of business remaining before 2027, when a new session of Congress is scheduled to be sworn in after November’s midterm elections. The failure leaves unresolved key questions about how the cryptocurrency sector will be regulated at the federal level, including the division of oversight between the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and the Securities and Exchange Commission. The bill had already stalled before Congress’ August recess amid debate over ethics provisions that would have restricted government officials and their families from issuing or profiting from digital assets while in office. U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to most of a bipartisan proposal aimed at strengthening those restrictions ahead of Tuesday’s vote, but the measure faced renewed resistance on Monday from 18 state attorneys general. They argued that the bill would weaken states’ ability to police crypto fraud and misconduct. The latest setback adds to uncertainty over the future of federal crypto regulation as lawmakers remain divided over both ethics safeguards and the scope of state and federal authority.

Brockman in conversation with a16z: AGI has happened, but no one has the answers regarding employment and security, and the true form of AI has not yet emerged.

The debate between Jensen Huang and Dario relies on induction and extrapolation. The author uses Hume to dissect the AI ​​doomsday theory debate: Thanksgiving is not yet here.

Jinse Finance launches the "Jinse Web3.0 Daily," providing you with the latest and fastest news on AI, DeFi, DAO, NFT, and the metaverse.

Anthropic, OpenAI, and others are unusually calling for a slowdown in AI, yet they are simultaneously rushing to achieve the largest IPO in history.

Jensen Huang publicly criticized AI doomsday theories at the All-In Summit: "These predictions are all wrong"; Trump spoke out midway through his speech.

Multiple studies have focused on the risks of AI recursively self-improving, and a growing number of leading researchers are worried about losing control, exacerbating the divisions within the academic community.

Robinhood's on-chain stock DEX traded over $3 billion in 63 days, prompting the chairman of AMC to question whether the company's permission was required.

Entering 2026, the A-share market has become a haven for speculative stocks. One stock has surged over 28 times in a year; who is behind this rampant speculation? Is it a game of musical chairs…

From $8 million fear-mongering ads to factional feuds with hundreds of millions of views: Capital is behind the scenes buying narratives and distributing anxiety.

Dario Amodei has admitted for the first time that the industry has long concealed AI risks and proposed a three-step rate-limiting framework, which has drawn fierce backlash from the open-source camp.