According to @Zac_Pundi, verifiable AI is becoming the next strategic mandate as trust, not raw capability, is the bottleneck at scale, and he has published a CIO.com playbook drawing lessons from payments and blockchain for implementation; traders should note the explicit enterprise focus on auditability and decision explainability. source: Twitter/@Zac_Pundi; CIO.com the-truth-problem-why-verifiable-ai-is-the-next-strategic-mandate This linkage positions blockchain’s tamper-evident ledgers as relevant to AI provenance and audit trails in enterprise workflows, a utility case historically associated with blockchains’ immutable records. source: Twitter/@Zac_Pundi; Bitcoin: A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System (2008) The trust and verification emphasis aligns with formal governance expectations around transparency and traceability in AI, as outlined by NIST’s AI Risk Management Framework 1.0 and the EU AI Act, elevating verifiability to a board-level requirement. source: NIST AI Risk Management Framework 1.0 (2023); EU AI Act (2024) For crypto market positioning, monitor enterprise announcements around AI audit trails, data lineage, and blockchain integrations as potential catalysts for the verifiable AI narrative highlighted by the CIO.com article. source: Twitter/@Zac_Pundi; CIO.com the-truth-problem-why-verifiable-ai-is-the-next-strategic-mandate

According to @CNBC, CoreWeave has signed a 6.5 billion deal with OpenAI, as reported by CNBC on September 25, 2025. CNBC confirms the headline value and counterparties, so traders should await official disclosures on contract scope, duration, and capacity to assess revenue timing and downstream effects (source: CNBC). CNBC’s report positions this as a major AI infrastructure headline that traders can monitor as a sentiment catalyst across AI-focused equities and the broader digital asset narrative (source: CNBC).