Anthropic Introduces Identity Verification for Claude to Prevent Abuse and Ensure Compliance

Bundesbank Warns Anthropic's Mythos Model Could Expose Weak Spots in European Banking Systems

Gate News message, April 21 — Germany's Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel warned on Tuesday that Anthropic's Mythos AI model poses significant cybersecurity risks to European financial institutions and called for broader access to the technology. Nagel, also a member of the European Central Bank

South Korea's Semiconductor Exports Surge 182.5% in Early April on AI Chip Demand

AI demand boosted Korea's semiconductor exports and profits for Samsung and SK hynix; shipments to China and the US rose. Yet policy risks from U.S. tariffs loom despite a record 2025 level. Abstract: The article reports that South Korea's semiconductor exports surged in early April, driven by AI-related demand that increased memory-chip shipments and profits for Samsung Electronics and SK hynix. Exports rose to US$18.3 billion in April 1–20, with total exports up 49.4% to US$50.4 billion and a US$10.4 billion trade surplus. China and the United States were primary growth markets, and 2025 semiconductor exports reached a record US$173.4 billion, up over 20% year over year. However, policy uncertainties persist: a 25% U.S. tariff on certain advanced computing chips could affect sentiment, memory-chip exports being excluded, and tensions in the Middle East and broader tariff policies could weigh on the outlook.

Economists point out job opportunities after an AI-driven job displacement wave: the value of scarcity shifts toward “emotional services”

Imas points out that AI will not completely replace human labor, but will shift scarcity toward an economy centered on emotion and relationships. The Starbucks experiment reveals the blind spots of automation: customer retention depends on how they’re treated and the atmosphere. Historical structural transformations and the Baumol effect show that AI reduces the prices of standardized goods, so scarcity shifts toward high-perceived value that requires interpersonal interaction. In the future, the focus will be on emotional services and areas like handmade crafts, but issues of global distribution and basic income still need to be addressed.

Claude Live Artifacts: Dashboard Directly Connected App, Real-Time Automatic Updates

According to Claude’s official X announcement, Anthropic rolled out the Live Artifacts feature in Cowork on the Claude desktop app on April 20. It lets AI-generated charts, dashboards, and trackers connect directly to users’ apps and files, and automatically refresh with the latest data when opened. Live Artifacts is available to all Cowork users on every paid Claude plan (Pro, Max, Team, Enterprise). Live Artifacts core features: from static output to real-time linkage In the past, once Claude Artifacts were produced, they quickly fell out of sync with reality—if users wanted to update the data, they could only re-paste the information and ask Claude to generate a new version. L

South Korean AI Storage Startup Dnotitia Raises $61.2M in Series A Funding

Gate News message, April 21 — South Korean AI storage startup Dnotitia raised 90 billion won (US$61.2 million) in a Series A funding round led by Elohim Partners. Kiwoom Investment and Shinhan Venture Investment also participated in the round. Dnotitia's main products are the Seahorse vector

Pi Network founder May 7 discussed human identity verification in the AI era at Consensus 2026

Pi Network founder Nicolas Kokkalis will attend the Consensus 2026 conference in Miami on May 7, joining an expert panel to discuss online human identity verification issues in the age of artificial intelligence (AI). According to the official event schedule, this panel discussion will bring together experts in the fields of identity, privacy, and digital trust.