CFTC chair Selig warns AI agents could trade crypto, launch tokens, raise regulatory issues

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Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Michael Selig stated that autonomous artificial intelligence agents may soon be capable of managing finances, trading digital assets, and even creating their own crypto tokens. Selig delivered these remarks at the agency’s inaugural Frontier Forum held in Washington, DC. Highlighting current advancements, Selig remarked that technologies once considered science fiction, such as refrigerators independently purchasing groceries using funds earned from staking Ether or creating digital tokens, are now within reach. He emphasized that these views reflect his personal perspective and not necessarily that of the full Commission. Selig used the term “super intelligence,” noting it as an alternative to “artificial intelligence,” and referenced President Trump’s preference for this terminology. Selig outlined the rapid adoption of AI-powered tools across the finance sector.
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