Odaily Planet Daily reports that NFTfi, the NFT-backed lending platform, announced on its X platform that due to the shrinking NFT market and potential revenue failing to cover operating costs, it has decided to gradually shut down the project over the next few months. Starting today, the platform will no longer support new loan initiation; existing loans can be refinanced before July 31st. Borrowers can repay loans at any time before August 31st, and all existing loans will be executed according to their original terms. NFTfi will cease operations and take its front-end website offline on August 31, 2026. The smart contracts will continue to run autonomously on the blockchain, and users can then directly repay loans and claim collateral through the contracts. Before the closure, the official team will release detailed instructions on directly interacting with the smart contracts, and Discord will remain open to provide support during this period.

According to CryptoWorld, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei publicly rejected the comparison to "the Oppenheimer of the AI era," calling Oppenheimer a "safety failure case" representing leaders who attempt to dominate historical processes but ultimately lose control. He agrees more with the role of physicist Leo Szilard, emphasizing that the smooth implementation of AI cannot rely on star leaders but must establish institutional checks and balances at all levels. Damodei believes that the evolution of AI is on a smooth exponential curve similar to a nuclear chain reaction, and humanity must establish mandatory testing mechanisms before the technology truly explodes, rather than relying on individual morality.

According to CryptoWorld, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei publicly rejected the comparison to "the Oppenheimer of the AI era," calling Oppenheimer a "safety failure case" representing leaders who attempt to dominate historical processes but ultimately lose control. He agrees more with the role of physicist Leo Szilard, emphasizing that the smooth implementation of AI cannot rely on star leaders but must establish institutional checks and balances at all levels. Damodei believes that the evolution of AI is on a smooth exponential curve similar to a nuclear chain reaction, and humanity must establish mandatory testing mechanisms before the technology truly explodes, rather than relying on individual morality.

According to CoinWorld, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, in a recent Bloomberg interview, spoke publicly for the first time about the catalyst that led his team to leave OpenAI. He stated that while the outside world generally attributes the split between the two companies to differences in security philosophies, this is a misinterpretation. The real catalyst was a complete breakdown in trust with Sam Altman. He pointed out that when you feel you can't trust someone, that their values are inconsistent and they lack honesty, working together becomes unsustainable. In a team lacking trust and a shared vision, a dignified departure and independent development are the best solutions. Compared to OpenAI's frequent executive turnover, Anthropic has demonstrated exceptionally high staff stability. Since its inception, none of the original seven co-founders have left, a rare feat among Silicon Valley tech giants of similar size.

According to CoinWorld, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, in a recent Bloomberg interview, spoke publicly for the first time about the catalyst that led his team to leave OpenAI. He stated that while the outside world generally attributes the split between the two companies to differences in security philosophies, this is a misinterpretation. The real catalyst was a complete breakdown in trust with Sam Altman. He pointed out that when you feel you can't trust someone, that their values are inconsistent and they lack honesty, working together becomes unsustainable. In a team lacking trust and a shared vision, a dignified departure and independent development are the best solutions. Compared to OpenAI's frequent executive turnover, Anthropic has demonstrated exceptionally high staff stability. Since its inception, none of the original seven co-founders have left, a rare feat among Silicon Valley tech giants of similar size.