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Cryptocurrency in public agencies: The controversial plan of the U.S. government under the 'Trump vision'
An attention-grabbing proposal is sparking lively discussions in the U.S. financial and crypto community: installing cryptocurrency ATMs right in federal buildings. This idea comes from Congressman Lance Gooden (Republican, Texas), who claims it is a step aligned with President Donald Trump's 'vision' of making America the leading country in the blockchain field.
Crypto entering government buildings?
Crypto entering government buildings?
🤯🔥DOGE has reportedly started rolling out a custom chatbot to automate some government tasks🇺🇸
Employees of the General Services Administration, which manages government real estate and certain IT efforts, have been given a custom chatbot from #ElonMusk ’s #DOGE to help automate tasks, according to a new report from Wired, with an internal memo telling workers it can be used to “draft emails, create talking points, summarize text, write code.” The chatbot, GSAi, gives users a choice of three models — Claude Haiku 3.5 (the default), Claude Sonnet 3.5 v2 and Meta Llama 3.2 — and is ultimately meant to be used to “analyze contract and procurement data,” Wired reports.
The #GSA is one of the many agencies that have been affected by the federal government’s mass job cuts, and has so far let go upwards of 1,000 workers, sources told NPR in a report published this week. That includes roughly 90 people from its tech branch, according to Wired. In memos about the new chatbot seen by Wired, workers were told not to input “federal nonpublic information,” personally identifiable information or “controlled unclassified information.” It was reportedly tested among a smaller group last month before rolling out to the roughly 1,500 workers who now have access, with plans to expand down the line.
#MarketPullback #TrumpCryptoSummit
Employees of the General Services Administration, which manages government real estate and certain IT efforts, have been given a custom chatbot from #ElonMusk ’s #DOGE to help automate tasks, according to a new report from Wired, with an internal memo telling workers it can be used to “draft emails, create talking points, summarize text, write code.” The chatbot, GSAi, gives users a choice of three models — Claude Haiku 3.5 (the default), Claude Sonnet 3.5 v2 and Meta Llama 3.2 — and is ultimately meant to be used to “analyze contract and procurement data,” Wired reports.
The #GSA is one of the many agencies that have been affected by the federal government’s mass job cuts, and has so far let go upwards of 1,000 workers, sources told NPR in a report published this week. That includes roughly 90 people from its tech branch, according to Wired. In memos about the new chatbot seen by Wired, workers were told not to input “federal nonpublic information,” personally identifiable information or “controlled unclassified information.” It was reportedly tested among a smaller group last month before rolling out to the roughly 1,500 workers who now have access, with plans to expand down the line.
#MarketPullback #TrumpCryptoSummit
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