The Trump administration’s plan to establish a US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve has encountered a significant hurdle, as federal agencies clash over oversight and legal authority, according to a Bloomberg report.
Policy analyst Al Vigier argues that while the strategy promises to boost Canadian AI adoption from 12 percent to 60 percent by 2034, the government has been quietly purchasing American systems, notably from Palantir Technologies, without public disclosure.
At the European Central Bank’s annual meeting in Sintra, Portugal, on Tuesday, Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden questioned whether guardrails like 'circuit breakers or kill switches' are needed to prevent faulty AI models from causing market meltdowns.