Artificial intelligence is transforming the world by addressing critical challenges in healthcare, environmental protection, and technology innovation.

Advancing Healthcare:
AI powered tools like 3D imaging are enhancing surgical precision, offering better outcomes for cancer patients.

Speeding Research:
High performance computing is accelerating genome analysis while cutting energy use, unlocking new insights for cancer treatment.

Cleaning Oceans:
AI driven robots are removing waste from waterways, improving marine ecosystems in regions like Hong Kong and India.

Improving Recycling:
Smart AI systems are making recycling plants more efficient by identifying and sorting materials faster.

Empowering Africa:
AI training hubs are equipping thousands of developers with skills to foster technological growth across the continent.

These advancements highlight AI’s role in building a sustainable and healthier future for everyone.

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is thinking about adding ads to the platform. Right now, they rely on subscriptions to fund the development of their AI tools, but the costs are extremely high. According to the Financial Times, OpenAI is considering ads as a potential business model but hasn't made any final decisions yet. The company recently hired a former Google ad expert, hinting that ads might be on the table.

However, Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, isn’t a fan of ads. In a recent talk, he said using ads would be a last resort because combining ads with AI feels unsettling to him.

Pump.fun, the popular meme coin launchpad, has just recorded its highest monthly revenue ever $82.78 million in November. This is a massive 207% increase from October, where it earned $30.5 million.

According to DeFi Llama, this spike in revenue is the highest since Pump.fun’s launch in March 2024. With the month not over yet, the numbers are expected to grow, contributing more than 35% of its total earnings so far.

On November 20, the platform also set a new record by launching 69,046 Solana powered tokens in a single day. In just two weeks, it handled a total transaction volume of $4.15 billion, cementing its position as a leading meme coin marketplace.

However, the platform faced criticism over its livestream feature, which had been misused to broadcast harmful content. Following community complaints, Pump.fun has since disabled the feature and strengthened its moderation efforts to ensure user safety.

In a recent post, founder Alon acknowledged the concerns and emphasized the team's commitment to monitoring the platform and addressing harmful content. Users are encouraged to report any issues to Pump.fun’s support channels.

With rising user activity and expanding token launches, Pump.fun is shaping up to be a powerhouse in the meme coin space.

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South Korea’s financial regulatory authority is investigating Upbit, the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the country, for reportedly violating Know Your Customer {KYC} regulations in over 500,000 user accounts. This revelation came during a review of the exchange's license renewal. The Financial Services Commission {FSC} found multiple instances of improper verification, such as accounts being opened with blurred identification cards or without proper validation.

The violation of KYC rules, which is essential for preventing fraud and money laundering, could result in fines of up to 100 million won {approximately $71,740}. The investigation also raises concerns over the potential delay in Upbit’s license renewal. The FSC declined to provide further comments on the probe.

This situation has emerged amidst recent remarks by FSC Chair Kim Byung-hwan, who has expressed intentions to investigate the monopolistic structure of South Korea’s crypto exchanges, with Upbit playing a dominant role in the market.

Upbit processed more than $48.2 billion in transactions in October, ranking as the fifth-largest crypto exchange globally by trade volume.

The social network platform X (formerly Twitter) is testing a free version of its AI chatbot called Grok, which was developed by Elon Musk's company xAI. Previously, Grok was only available to users who paid for a premium subscription, but now the company seems to be opening it up to more users.

Recently, some users in specific regions, like New Zealand, have reported getting free access to Grok. However, there are some limitations: users can make a maximum of 10 queries every two hours on the main Grok-2 model, 20 queries for the lighter Grok-2 mini model, and up to three image-related questions daily. To access this free version, users must have an account that's at least seven days old and linked to a phone number.

The goal behind this move might be to increase the user base and get more feedback quickly, helping Grok compete with other popular chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.
By allowing free access, xAI could improve its product faster and potentially attract more users, especially in the competitive AI market.

Ethereum {$ETH} is making big moves. For the first time since August, ETH has surged past $3,000, sparking excitement among investors. With recent approval from the SEC, Ethereum ETFs are seeing record inflows, pulling in over $154 million in just a week. This rush was fueled by optimism following the recent U.S. elections, where new policies are expected to favor the crypto space.

As analysts predict, if Ethereum maintains its momentum, we could see prices hit $4,000 soon. With strong support at current levels, it looks like ETH could keep climbing.
Exciting times ahead for crypto enthusiasts.

Paolo Ardoino, Tether's CEO, recently clarified that Tether is not planning to create its own blockchain, despite some circulating rumors. Ardoino stated in a social media post that Tether’s priority is to support other blockchain networks rather than creating one, as it aligns better with their goals of remaining decentralized and collaborative.

Tether’s approach, according to Ardoino, is to partner with independent layer 2 networks to support USDT gas fees, keeping Tether adaptable and neutral.
He emphasized that launching a dedicated Tether blockchain would risk centralization, which goes against Tether's
"Unstoppable TogETHER mission".

Google Photos intends to add a disclosure when a photo is edited with AI features like Magic Editor or Magic Eraser. This will appear in the Details section, showing when a photo is Edited with Google AI.
The update aims to improve transparency, though AI edited photos won’t have visible watermarks directly on them, so people viewing them elsewhere {like on social media} might not realize they have been edited.