A confidentiality protocol using Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) to enable private transfers, swaps and yield generation on public blockchains while preserving onchain verifiability. @zama joins Proof of Liquidity: London Edition as a co-host.

A sham marriage, fabricated evidence, and false statements—all part of an alleged scheme to exploit our immigration system. A federal grand jury indicted U.S. citizen Jingming Chen for allegedly accepting payment to enter a fraudulent marriage to help a co-conspirator obtain a Green Card. USCIS partnered with @ICEgov to investigate the scheme. Marriage fraud is a federal crime, and Chen faces up to five years in prison if convicted.

A Co Down social worker whose pet Sebastian has won an award for his work as a court therapy dog has said it was clear from the start how much he could help children. Read more:

A live-action Cyberpunk 2077 movie is in the works at Paramount. >The movie will be set in the Cyberpunk 2077 universe, with CD Projekt Red working as a co-producer alongside Hollywood producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura. >The project was first announced back in 2023 with Anonymous Content, but it has now moved forward with Paramount. It will tell a new story in the Cyberpunk universe

A 32-year-old woman opened a property-tax bill for the house she shares with her fiance and saw another woman's name on the property. It was his ex-girlfriend, who had bought the house with him before they broke up. The relationship ended, the ownership did not. She had been paying him $1,500 a month in rent, believing she was settling into the home she would eventually share with her husband. When she confronted him, he said he hadn't lied because he didn't think it was something she needed to know. The math makes it harder to shrug off. If the couple bought at $400,000 and the house is now worth $475,000 with $350,000 left on the mortgage, that is about $125,000 in gross equity. Split equally, the ex could hold roughly $62,500 without living there or contributing anything. Two years of the fiancee's rent would total $36,000. Unless she has an ownership interest or an enforceable agreement, paying rent generally does not make her a co-owner. Federal Reserve data shows median net worth of $396,200 for homeowners versus $10,400 for renters and other non-homeowners, roughly 38 times higher. She had considered buying a home herself but held back over her credit score. HUD says FHA-insured mortgages generally allow a 3.5% minimum investment with credit scores of 580 or higher, which is $10,500 on a $300,000 home. Income, debt and other underwriting factors still apply.

A brother and sister inherited their parents' rental duplex, valued at $340,000, after their mother died earlier this year. He wants to keep the property and manage both units himself to save on property management costs. She does not want to be a landlord and would rather sell. Owning a rental with a co-owner who has no interest in managing it creates friction even among close family. Maintenance decisions, tenant issues, capital improvements, rent increases and the timing of any sale all require agreement. Because the duplex was inherited, the siblings' federal tax basis is generally the property's fair market value at their mother's date of death rather than what their parents originally paid. If it was worth $340,000 when they inherited it and sells for roughly that amount soon after, there may be relatively little capital gain from post-inheritance appreciation. The calculation can get more complicated because rental property is subject to depreciation and other basis adjustments. The $250,000 or $500,000 primary residence capital-gains exclusion would not apply here. At a $340,000 sale price with equal ownership, each sibling's gross share would be $170,000 before commissions, closing costs, outstanding debt and taxes. Selling also ends whatever rental income the property has been producing, while keeping it means ongoing exposure to one building in one local market. The siblings say the duplex goes on the market next month, after which each can decide independently what to do with their share.

A co-creator of AlphaGo, the landmark AI program from Google DeepMind, is the latest prominent researcher from the company to depart and seek significant funding for a new startup, according to people familiar with the matter.

A company of two people and 10,000 AI agents. That might be what founding a startup looks like from here. On @davidsenra's podcast, @GroqInc Founder & CEO @JonathanRoss321 laid out what AI does to company building. In this clip: ▷ Senra's picture of the future: you, a co-founder, and 10,000 AI agents. And Jensen Huang's answer to the fear of managing agents smarter than you: "I already do that." 60 direct reports, each smarter in their own domain, and he orchestrates them all. ▷ Ross on the founder skill that survives: asking the question no one else thought to ask. It's a skill, and you can hone it. ▷ The unsolved part: a workforce of 10,000 agents needs more than intelligence. Every one of them needs verifiable identity, a budget it cannot exceed, and a way to settle what it spends. That trust layer is the infrastructure Kite is building. 🪁

A TV series adaptation of Rebellion’s BAFTA-winning videogame Atomfall is in development. The project is a co-production between Rebellion and Two Brothers Pictures, the team behind Fleabag and The Assassin. It follows a man who wakes up with no memory in the Quarantine Zone in England’s Lake District, established after a nuclear incident.