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On April 9, according to official news, Pyth announced the launch of a data market, providing institutions with a direct distribution layer that allows data producers to retain ownership, achieve transparent pricing and access control, while avoiding information loss or ambiguity in ownership during the resale process. Compared to the traditional model where data suppliers dominate the distribution rights, this model returns control to the data sources, promoting the formation of a new generation of financial data systems that are more open, transparent, and globally capable. Six major global financial institutions will directly distribute proprietary data to the blockchain through Pyth Network's data market. This data covers key financial information including spot foreign exchange, precious metals, crude oil swaps, over-the-counter pricing, fixed income, corporate actions, and reference data.

On March 23, according to WSJ, Meta Platforms (META.O) CEO Mark Zuckerberg envisions a future where everyone, both inside and outside the company, will have their own personal AI agent. He is starting with himself. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that Zuckerberg is developing a CEO agent to assist him with work-related tasks. This agent, currently under development, is helping Zuckerberg access information more quickly, for instance, by retrieving responses that would typically require multiple layers of communication. The use of AI tools has rapidly spread within Meta, partly because it has become a factor in employee performance evaluations. Insiders disclosed that Meta's internal message boards are flooded with employees sharing newly discovered AI use cases and new tools they have built using AI. Employees have begun using personal agent tools like My Claw, which can access their chat history and work documents, and can communicate with colleagues (or their colleagues' personal agents) on their behalf. There is even a group on the internal message board where employees' personal agents interact with each other. (Jins ten)

On March 23rd, according to The Wall Street Journal, Meta Platforms (META.O) CEO Mark Zuckerberg envisions a future where everyone, both inside and outside the company, will eventually have their own personal AI agent. He is starting with himself. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that Zuckerberg is developing a CEO proxy to assist him with his work. This agent is currently under development and is helping Zuckerberg access information more quickly. For instance, it retrieves answers for him that would typically require multiple layers of communication. The use of AI tools has rapidly spread within Meta, partly because it has now become a consideration in employee performance evaluations. Sources disclosed that Meta's internal message boards are flooded with employees sharing newly discovered AI use cases and new tools they have built using AI. Employees have begun using personal agent tools like 'My Claw,' which can access their chat history and work documents, and can communicate with colleagues (or their colleagues' personal agents) on their behalf. There is even a group on the internal message board dedicated to employees' personal agents interacting with each other. (Jingshi)