The artificial intelligence industry is entering a more challenging financial environment as concerns about excessive spending, fundraising requirements and long-term profitability begin to influence...

Elon Musk's warning that AI agents will one day conduct autonomous crypto hacks for self-gain reframes the $6.3 billion Binance breach as a primitive preview of a structurally different threat. For investors and market participants, the question is no longer whether AI crypto hacks are coming — but whether current security architectures and valuations reflect that risk.

The $6.3 billion Binance crypto heist is the largest theft of digital assets in history — but framing it as a crypto regulation failure misses the adversary: a North Korean military unit financing weapons programs. Here's why the conventional response may be aimed at the wrong target.