Posts by Amelia Frost
Microsoft Copilot Predicts $0.65 Cardano by 2027. Whales Are Already Buying.
Cardano has spent a year bleeding from nearly $1 to $0.18, a 95% fall from its all-time high. Now Microsoft’s Copilot AI has run the numbers and come back with a forecast that reads like a dare: a base case of $0.65 by the end of 2026, with a bull range of $0.80 to $1.20.…
Read MoreWhy Personal Injury Guidance Matters After Serious Accidents
Serious accidents remain a leading cause of injury and financial hardship across New Jersey. According to the New Jersey Department of Transportation, the state recorded over 276,000 motor vehicle crashes in a recent reporting year, with nearly 60,000 resulting in injuries and more than 500 causing fatalities. Preliminary data from the New Jersey Division of…
Read MoreKyle Robertson revolutionized virtual healthcare before he turned 30. With a new venture studio, he wants to improve traditional healthcare for the AI age.
By his 30th birthday, Kyle Robertson had already touched the kind of soaring heights most entrepreneurs only imagine. After finishing business school in 2018, 27-year-old Robertson packed up his life and headed to San Francisco to act on an idea he’d been developing: a virtual, all-in-one mental healthcare service designed to dismantle the obstacles standing…
Read MoreAI Agents Hacked Taiwan on Their Own. Experts Say It Changes Cyberwarfare
Hackers used a team of autonomous artificial intelligence agents to infiltrate Taiwanese government systems, compromise dozens of accounts and steal thousands of personnel records, in what cybersecurity experts believe could be the first publicly disclosed fully autonomous cyberattack against government agencies. The operation, carried out over four days in July, targeted government agencies, critical infrastructure…
Read MoreAI Is Getting Consistently Better At Hacking. Data Breach Notices Are Climbing.
The amount of data breaches reported in the first half of the year is higher than the one prior, with AI playing a significant role in the increase, according to a new report from the Identity Theft Resource Center. The entity noted that there were 1,803 reported data compromises in the mentioned period, compared to…
Read MoreVice President JD Vance Says The Administration Has a New Primary Goal In The Iran War
Vice President JD Vance said the Trump administration has a new primary goal in the war with Iran: keeping “oil and gas cheap for Americans all over our country.” Speaking to Fox News, he went on to say that “obviously goal number two is ensure that Iran never gets a nuclear weapon,” but the remarks…
Read MoreInflation Eased Again in July. But The Middle East Energy Shock Is Putting The Relief at Risk.
Inflation delivered another month of relief for American households in July, but the latest numbers may already be looking backward as renewed fighting in the Middle East pushes energy prices higher and raises fresh questions about how long the improvement can last. The Consumer Price Index rose just 0.1% in July after declining 0.4% in…
Read MoreMany Young People Think AI Is Taking Their Jobs. But Data Suggests It Is Not Massive Yet.
More than a quarter of young people think AI is costing people jobs, even if the impact of the technology on job loss remains relatively small so far, according to a new survey. An Axios poll found that 27 percent of 18- to 34-year-olds said that either they or someone they knew had lost a…
Read MoreXRP at a 52-Week Low: Is the $3 Price Prediction Dead for 2026?
XRP trades near $1.02 on August 14, and this week it did something it hadn’t done all year: it printed a 52-week low of $0.9923, briefly losing the $1 line that held through every panic since 2024. The token sits roughly 69% below its 2025 peak near $3.50, with a $64 billion market cap and…
Read MoreCBP Workers Reportedly Used Government Databases To Track Exes and Romantic Interests.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection employees and contractors have been accused of using powerful government databases to look up romantic interests, former partners, neighbors, and coworkers, while other cases involved allegations that sensitive information was passed to suspected smugglers and drug traffickers. The documents were acquired by Wired through Freedom of Information Act requests to…
Read MoreGlobal Chaos Hasn’t Stopped Shipping. Executives Are Marveling At The Industry’s Resilience.
CEOs from two of the world’s largest shipping companies said that the industry has shown resilience in the face of challenges, particularly the Iran war. Vincent Clerc, chief executive officer of Denmark’s Maersk, and Rolf Habben Jansen, head of Germany’s Hapag-Lloyd, each told CNBC that shipping was holding steady despite global turmoil. Clerc said that…
Read MoreScientists Are Racing To Build a ‘Virtual Cell’ As AI Could Help Test Drugs Before They Reach The Lab
Scientists are developing artificial intelligence models that could simulate how human cells respond to drugs and genetic changes, potentially allowing researchers to test some ideas computationally before moving them into expensive laboratory experiments. GenBio AI is among the companies pursuing the technology. The Palo Alto-based startup developing what it calls an AI-driven digital organism that…
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