Recently, an official OpenAI account on platform X was hacked and posted a fake cryptocurrency advertisement. The incident occurred on Monday at 6:24 PM, on the account named @OpenAINewsroom, which specializes in sharing OpenAI news and has nearly 54,000 followers. The account suddenly posted a now-deleted tweet promoting a token called "$OPENAI". The tweet claimed: "We are very excited to announce $OPENAI: this

CardanoGPT has released the Beta version of the Girolamo AI chatbot, further integrating artificial intelligence with blockchain technology. The Girolamo chatbot will provide real-time, context-aware responses during the beta testing phase. Girolamo chatbot has the capability to generate and interpret images, enhancing user experience. Participation in the Girolamo beta testing requires holding at least 5000 CGI tokens. CardanoGPT acknowledges that Girolamo is still in the Beta stage.

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IQ.wiki has launched a search engine based on OpenAI's ChatGPT technology, called IQ GPT. IQ GPT addresses the challenges users face when reading lengthy encyclopedias by allowing simple questions. The search results include original sources to help users verify the accuracy of the information.

Microsoft has partnered with blockchain company Aptos to integrate artificial intelligence with Web3 technology. This collaboration enables Microsoft's AI models to train using Aptos's verifiable blockchain information. The partnership provides non-blockchain native companies access to smart contracts and distributed technology.

Aptos Labs is a Layer 1 blockchain company founded by former Facebook employees, leveraging Microsoft's AI technology to enhance its tools and services. Microsoft and Aptos Labs have collaborated to create a new chatbot called Aptos Assistant, providing resources for developers. The two companies are also exploring blockchain-based financial service products, including asset tokenization, payment options, and central bank digital currencies.