The ICRP urges UK households to prepare nuclear emergency kits due to rising threats. Key components include medical supplies, bottled water, long-life food, and basic first aid training, all stored in accessible, airtight bags. Families should plan emergency actions and identify safe areas.

Singapore's IMDA and Enterprise Singapore propose a new international standard for testing generative AI, to be presented at an ISO meeting. This builds on existing AI testing initiatives and aims to define compliance requirements for global regulations, enhancing AI assurance services.

Zoom has partnered with Sam Altman's World to launch a feature detecting real participants versus AI deepfakes during video calls. This aims to combat increasing deepfake fraud, with verification options for hosts and participants.

World, a company co-founded by Sam Altman, announced new integrations with platforms like Zoom and Tinder, enhancing its World ID verification system. The upgraded protocol allows apps to use tiered identity checks, with 17.9 million users globally.

Ledger is entering the AI security market with new hardware to protect users from rogue AI agents. Emphasizing the need for hardware-level protection, the company plans a suite of technologies aimed at ensuring AI behavior aligns with human intentions by 2026.

Tether launched Tether Wallet, a non-custodial wallet for digital assets, on April 14. It allows users to transfer assets across blockchains without separate gas tokens and supports user-friendly addresses. Tether Wallet emphasizes user control over private keys and aims to enhance digital transactions for billions.

Tether has launched tether.wallet, a user-friendly self-custodial digital wallet that simplifies transactions with readable identifiers and eliminates the need for separate network tokens for gas fees. Initially supporting USDT, XAU₮, and Bitcoin, the wallet aims to enhance accessibility for users.

Tether launched a self-custodial wallet called the "People's Wallet," focusing on financial inclusion and ease of use. It supports cryptocurrencies like USDT, Bitcoin, and XAUT, aiming to simplify transactions and remove intermediaries.

American Express rolls out a merchant business development toolkit, promising transaction protection for erroneous purchases generated by AI agents, and strengthening existing dispute-resolution mechanisms. Several payment companies are also paying attention to this area, while American Express explores the use of stablecoins in settlement applications.

Aave founder Stani announced on a social platform that Aave will pivot to $AAVE as its core token, with all revenue flowing back to the DAO treasury. In the future, it will launch a debit card and financial technology experience, aiming to increase the protocol’s scale from $40 billion to $1 trillion, positioning it as a foundational market for traditional financial assets.