The core research team of Stable Diffusion has announced their collective resignation, attracting widespread attention in the tech community. With team leaders and authors leaving, Stability AI may face challenges due to financial difficulties. The Stable Diffusion project was jointly developed by the University of Munich and an AI startup. Stability AI has high operating costs and increasing financial pressure, with rumors of a potential sale. Following the release of Stable Diffusion 3, the mass resignation of the core team raises doubts about the company's future.

SEC Chairman Gary Gensler warned that unregulated AI could trigger a financial crisis within the next decade. Major financial institutions widely using the same AI models could lead to a chain reaction if those models have flaws. The fragmented regulatory framework increases the difficulty of oversight. The SEC is considering new rules to regulate the application of AI. Gensler cautioned that the impact of predictive analytics tools needs to be closely monitored.

SEC Chair Gary Gensler has warned that a financial crisis triggered by artificial intelligence (AI) is 'almost inevitable' without regulation. Gensler pointed out that regulating AI in the financial sector will be a daunting task, as AI issues involve multiple agencies relying on the same foundational models. The SEC has proposed new regulations, but these do not address the 'horizontal issue' of multiple agencies basing their operations on the same model, which could lead to herd behavior. Regulators need to find a balance between technological innovation and financial stability to ensure that the development of AI does not lead to...