On Monday (April 1), local time, OpenAI announced that it would allow users to use ChatGPT directly without signing up for the service. OpenAI said it will gradually roll out the feature starting Monday, allowing more than 100 million users in 185 countries and territories to use ChatGPT to learn new things, find creative inspiration, and get answers to questions. OpenAI also said that it has introduced additional content protections for users who can access ChatGPT without registration, such as blocking prompts and generation in a wider range of categories. However, these categories are not specified. In addition to the free version of ChatGPT (i.e., ChatGPT3.5), OpenAI will continue to offer a paid version for individuals, team users, and businesses. The company also claims that it may use user-provided content to help improve its large language model, but users can turn this feature off. (Per warp net)

The Avalanche development team has released the Durango upgrade and launched the "Teleporter" to enhance interoperability in its subnet ecosystem. It is reported that Teleporter aims to unify Avalanche's specific application chain network and solve the problem of network fragmentation, and it is built on Avalanche Warp Messaging (AWM) and supports EVM-compatible subnets, specifically C Chain. Patrick OGrady, VP of Platform Engineering at Ava Labs, said, "With the activation of the Durango upgrade on the Avalanche mainnet, subnets can now use AWM to communicate natively with C Chain. Teleporter encapsulates this new functionality in an EVM-compatible interface that Solidity developers can use to trigger arbitrary contract calls in any Avalanche subnet."

Odaily Avalanche posted on platform X that Durango was successfully activated on Fuji Testnet yesterday and sent the first C-Chain <> Subnet Avalanche Warp Message (using Teleporter) with it. Durango is reported to have brought Avalanche Warp Messaging to C-Chain to enable native cross-chain interaction for each EVM chain in the Avalanche ecosystem and establish a standard for future virtual machines (VMs) to use AWM.

PANews News on February 2, Avalanche said on the X platform that Durango's pre-release code has been released, which is a proposed upgrade to the Avalanche network and will be activated on the Fuji Testnet at 0:00 Beijing time on February 14, 2024. It is reported that the Durango upgrade brings Avalanche Warp Messaging to the C chain, enables local cross-chain interaction for each EVM chain in the Avalanche ecosystem, and establishes a standard for future virtual machines (VMs) to use AWM.

PANews reported on November 21 that Circle posted that it has launched the bridging USDC standard, which is a new solution to expand the use of USDC and reduce fragmentation. As of November 2023, USDC has been natively issued and circulated on 15 blockchains. The USDC of the Avalanche ecosystem is natively issued on the Avalanche C Chain and can be transferred to the Avalanche subnet via Avalanche Warp Messaging (AWM). USDC of the Cosmos ecosystem is natively issued on Noble and can be transferred to the Cosmos appchain via inter-blockchain communication (IBC). The Polkadot ecosystem's USDC is natively issued on the Asset Hub and can be transferred to the Polkadot parachain via Cross-Consensus Messaging (XCM). In addition, the teams at Linea and Scroll have followed the standards for bridging USDC token contracts on their respective testnets and mainnet networks.

According to the Golden Finance Report, Ke Bin, head of the Design and Innovation Service Department of the Industrial Culture Development Center of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and Secretary-General of the Industrial Metaverse Collaborative Development Organization, mentioned that today, the competition in artificial intelligence computing power, algorithms, data sets and other levels is in fact a competition for national strength between the world's leading countries. Actively participating in the innovation opportunities of the native application of AI in all walks of life has also become a consensus formed in the practice of domestic investment circles and technology enterprises. (per warp)

Odaily Planet Daily News According to official news, Avalanche announced the launch of a new cross-chain communication protocol Teleporter, which is now open for testing. Teleporter is built on Avalanche's native communication protocol, Avalanche Warp Messaging (AWM), and is committed to providing smart contract developers with a simple and native way to call other contracts based on the EVM chain in Avalanche. Developers have set up 3 EVM subnets (Amplify, Bulletin, Conduit) on the Fuji testnet, each with Teleporter and AWM Relayer, these subnets are intended to be places to deploy contracts that interact with Teleporter and test integrations . Teleporter and Warp precompilation are currently in experimental/beta phase, and in the coming months the team plans to roll it out to other subnets and C chains.

According to PANews on August 30, Avalanche announced the launch of Teleporter, a new cross-chain messaging protocol on the X platform, which is now open for testing. It is reported that Teleporter is built based on Avalanche's local communication protocol Avalanche Warp Messaging, which provides smart contract developers with a simple and native way to call contracts on other EVM-based chains in Avalanche. The developers have set up 3 EVM subnets (Amplify, Bulletin, Conduit) on the Fuji test network, each subnet is equipped with Teleporter and AWM Relayer. These subnets are intended to be places to deploy contracts and test integrations that interact with Teleporter. Teleporter and Warp precompiles are currently in experimental/beta phase, and the plan is to continue working on hardening them and gathering feedback from testnet deployments. Over the next few months, the plan is to start rolling out each project to existing subnets and C-chains.

On August 30th, Ava Labs announced that Teleporter, a new cross-chain messaging protocol based on Avalanche Warp Messaging, is now open for testing. Teleporter provides a simple, native way for smart contract developers to call contracts on other EVM-based chains within Avalanche. Avalanche said that Teleporter is an important step forward for cross-subnet communication and interoperability of custom blockchains.

On August 25, the Aptos Foundation announced that it will cooperate with MARBLEX, a game blockchain ecosystem launched by mobile game developer Netmarble, to develop MARBLEX WARP Bridge and integrate its multi-chain game world with Aptos. MARBLEX WARP Bridge will seamlessly integrate MBX games and services within the Aptos network.

Jinse Finance reported that on Thursday, July 27 at 3 pm Eastern Time, Mastercard and Billboard jointly released five new singles as NFT. Artists including Cocoa Sarai, LerIQ, Manu Manzo, Emily Vu and Young Athena will perform AI-infused tracks using AI Music Studio, a product developed by generative AI music company Warp Sound. A total of 100,000 limited edition NFTs will be issued for the MasterCard Music Pass this time.

On June 5th, the NEAR Foundation established a strategic partnership with MarbleX, a Klaytn-based game blockchain ecosystem launched by mobile game developer Netmarble, to further expand the Web3 ecosystem. MarbleX will be built on Aurora, the NEAR ecological EVM expansion network. NEAR Protocol will be integrated with MarbleX through WARP Bridge. Gamers can enjoy various games and exclusive content through the NEAR blockchain operating system.

Odaily Planet Daily News NEAR Foundation has reached a strategic cooperation with MARBLEX, a blockchain subsidiary of mobile game developer Netmarble, to further expand the Web3 ecosystem. NEAR Protocol will be integrated with MARBLEX through WARP Bridge, which will involve MARBLEX's existing and upcoming games. (PRNewswire)