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Women are still at risk of being excluded from jobs in fast-growing careers like blockchain and artificial intelligence, a LinkedIn co-founder warned.

Alethea is set to launch a decentralized network to ensure the digital rights for deepfake videos in an attempt to regulate the creation of fake AI-based media.

Blockchain will be the most in-demand hard skill in 2020, according to a new study by the educational subsidiary of professional social network LinkedIn.

VC firm Andreessen Horowitz predicts that Bitcoin is likely to be central to the monetization mechanisms that online influencers will use in the 2020s.

Even though cryptos now enjoy a decent level of publicity, these three global trends could make them go mainstream in 2020.

With Anthem announcing their blockchain project, the technology’s mainstream acceptance continues to increase.

Owner of popular social media app TikTok has launched a joint venture with a state-owned Chinese media group to develop business lines for blockchain and AI.

Hybrid intelligence firm Cindicator announced the launch of Cindicator Capital, a crypto hedge fund based on hybrid Intelligence data as well as quantitative re...

A new study from Cointelegraph Consulting and Insolar highlights potential massive savings to be had through enterprise blockchain adoption.

Cointelegraph launches its consulting division to drive enterprise blockchain adoption, partnering with Insolar and VeChain to grow network reach and educate th...

Can the EU's massive investment into blockchain and artificial intelligence research and development save us from the world’s tech oligopoly?

The European Investment Fund has launched a new investment scheme aimed specifically at retaining AI and blockchain technology development in the region.

Experts at BlockShow Asia 2019 discussed AI’s dependence on blockchain to secure our decentralized digital future.

Softbank-backed Chinese fintech OneConnect has filed for an Initial Public Offering with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission.

India’s Defence Minister Rajnath Singh says the technology underpinning cryptocurrencies will remain a key part of the defence, along with other innovations.