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CoinWorld News, the U.S. Department of Commerce secretly obstructed the release of Fable 5 and Mythos 5, leading to a jailbreak incident that became an opportunity for government intervention. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick expressed concerns about the cybersecurity capabilities of the models and attempted to intervene in the release but was unsuccessful. Anthropic only released a filtered commercial version of Fable 5, while Mythos 5 was restricted under the "Glass Wing Program," open only to a select few red team organizations. Three days after release, a third party claimed to have successfully jailbroken Mythos 5, and the Department of Commerce immediately froze commercial access to specific models, setting a regulatory precedent and indicating that the U.S. government is shifting toward a more forceful intervention approach in AI safety regulation.

CryptoWorld News reports that Vitalik Buterin said that the idea of using options as a DEFI foundational layer has not been realized by the clearing derivatives protocol Cleave. He recommends that Cleave conduct formal verification before it goes live on the mainnet. The Cleave testnet allows users to split 1 ETH into cash assets and a call option, with the sum of the two assets’ values equaling 1 ETH.

CoinWorld News reports that OpenAI is collaborating with NVIDIA to lease a data center campus with a scale of 10 gigawatts on federal land in Ohio, United States, and the negotiations have entered an advanced stage.

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Gate.io News. According to Tassnim News Agency, Iran’s Foreign Minister said that the preconditions for returning to the negotiating table are to safeguard the rights of the Iranian people, end the Lebanon war, and ease tensions in the region.

According to institutional data, Alphabet has launched as much as $80 billion in equity financing for artificial intelligence infrastructure, which could become the largest equity deal in history. The offering covers common stock, capital stock, and mandatory convertible preferred stock, and the size may exceed Petrobras’ approximately $70 billion issuance in 2010. The largest single issuance of $4 billion at market price is set to begin in the third quarter; it would allow share sales without prior announcements, but would require disclosure of the fundraising amount.

Banking界 News, Standard Chartered Bank's Digital Asset Research Director Geoff Kendrick stated that Strategy's recent sale of a small amount of BTC may indicate that ETH is beginning to outperform BTC. He believes that the key is not the scale of this sale, which is only about $2.5 million, but that Bitcoin treasury companies do not generate income from BTC itself, and in the future, they may need to sell coins or seek financing to cover expenses and debts. Kendrick said that ETH treasury companies can earn income through staking, so they are less likely to sell their underlying assets under financial pressure. He predicts that the ETH/BTC exchange rate will rise from the current approximately 0.028 to 0.04 by the end of the year, meaning ETH could outperform BTC by over 40%.

Arm CEO Rene Haas stated on June 2nd local time that due to demand exceeding expectations driven by the AI boom, the company may achieve its $15 billion autonomous chip sales target earlier than the end of this decade. Meta Platforms will become the first major customer for Arm's AGI CPU chips. It is reported that this product will feature up to 136 cores and consume 300 watts. (Interface)

BlockBeats message. June 1: Gnosis co-founder Martin Köppelmann responded to the attack incident, saying that this security incident is related to the Zodiac Delay Module vulnerability. The attacker was able to initiate transactions from Safe wallets configured with this delay module, creating a risk to funds.


At present, the team is taking multiple urgent measures to control the losses, including asking cross-chain bridge validators to pause the relevant bridging operations, and continuously assessing the affected scope and the extent of losses.