Crypto Super Political Action Committee Fellowship PAC appoints Tether U.S. executive Jesse Spiro as chair, pushing for action supporting pro-crypto candidates. Meanwhile, the “Digital Asset Market CLARITY Act” is stalled in the Senate, with controversy over stablecoin yield policy affecting the bill’s progress. The crypto industry is stepping up lobbying efforts, seeking a more favorable policy environment.

Gate News reports that on March 31, Anthropic’s AI programming tool Claude Code announced the addition of the “Computer Use” feature. This feature supports users in opening applications directly from the command line, operating graphical interfaces, and testing their built-developed content. Currently, it is available in a research preview to users on the Pro and Max plans.

Chainalysis reports that low-cost commercial drones have become a core tool in modern conflicts, and that Russian and Iranian organizations use cryptocurrency to fund drone procurement. Since 2022, pro-Russia groups have raised more than $8.3 million in donations, most of which were used in stablecoins. Iran’s Ministry of Defense has also accepted cryptocurrency payments for weapons.

A “Innovation Committee Action” plan backed by Trump advisor David Sacks will invest $100 million to support candidates in the midterm elections in mid-November this year, in order to prevent stricter regulation of AI technology. This comes on top of other pro-AI groups having raised nearly $200 million, as AI policy has become a key issue in the fight for control of Congress.

Gate News message, March 30, iQIYI (IQ.O) announced that the company has officially initiated the public commercial testing of Nadou Pro, its self-developed AI smart assistant, in the recent period. Nadou Pro is the first AI smart assistant in China designed specifically for professional long-form video production. By integrating leading foundation models and iQIYI’s deep experience in producing high-quality content, it can effectively simplify the entire production process from creative ideation to final video generation.

BlockBeats news, on March 28, OpenAI announced that to thank the first batch of Pro subscribers, it will launch a limited edition commemorative pen. This gift is only available to the first 4,000 Pro users who fill out the application form and complete registration. The official statement notes that submitting the form does not guarantee final eligibility, and due to logistical constraints, some countries or regions may not be able to offer delivery services. This event is seen as an exclusive reward for early high-value users.

Anthropic announces adjustments to the conversation limits for Claude Code subscription tiers to accommodate increased usage. During peak hours, the consumption of conversation limits accelerates, significantly affecting Pro users. The team recommends users run high-demand tasks during off-peak hours and will continue to expand capacity.

Xiaomi MiMo announces that the first free trial event has been extended until April 2, 2026. The event covers multiple Agent frameworks and has attracted developer attention, especially with MiMo-V2-Pro performing well in OpenRouter.

ARC Prize Foundation Launches ARC-AGI-3 Benchmark, Requiring AI to Independently Explore and Act in a 64×64 Grid World Without Guidance, with Scores Based on "Action Efficiency." Compared to previous versions, this edition is more rigorous, preventing models from using memory shortcuts. Google Gemini 3.1 Pro Preview Achieves a Top Score of 0.37%.

Gate News reports that on March 24, OpenAI announced a new file management feature for ChatGPT. Users can quickly access recently uploaded files through the toolbar, ask questions directly about uploaded content, and browse and reuse files in a unified Library tab in the web sidebar. This feature is currently rolling out globally to Plus, Pro, and Business subscription users, with the European Economic Area, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom to follow at a later date.