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SingularityNET, a blockchain-based AI firm, has entered into a strategic partnership with Domino’s Pizza Malaysia & Singapore.

In China, 40 cases chose to settle outside of court, purportedly because of compelling evidence that could be shown with the use of blockchain technology.

Authorities fed information about related schemes to an “AI Investigator” as part of a sting operation to catch the scheme’s two perpetrators.

A poll of 1,050 IT, security and engineering firms found that 61 percent of respondents were investing in blockchain technology.

As the Fourth Industrial Revolution approaches, blockchain and AI are starting to be used by companies together, rather than separately.

Chinese insurance giant Ping An has partnered with Ethereum-based decentralized AI startup SingularityNET.

Startup Finturi has secured $2.2 million to let businesses secure loans against invoices with blockchain and AI.

Blockchain artificial intelligence platform SingularityNET has officially launched the beta version of its blockchain marketplace.

According to participants of the annual meeting of The Wall Street Journal CIO Network, blockchain technology adoption is still in its early stages.

The university’s collaboration with a Sichuan-based company will focus on both blockchain and artificial intelligence.

The Fetch.AI (FET) token sale on crypto exchange Binance’s Launchpad platform closed yesterday, Feb. 25, netting $6 million dollars within a reported 22 seconds...

Liberstad has adopted a cryptocurrency native to its blockchain-powered smart city platform.

Major South Korean messaging app operator Kakao Corp reported $57.5 million in operating expenses related to new tech, including blockchain and AI.

The Spanish Region of Aragon has given over $13 million for the industrial digitalization and implementation of “Industry 4.0” projects.

Gavin Newsom, the governor of California, has said that the state needs “to ensure technological advancements in AI, blockchain, big data.”