Blockchain platform Initia announced the closing of a $7.5 million funding round co-led by Delphi Ventures and Hack VC, Nascent, Figment Capital, Big Brain and A. Capital, as well as anonymous Crypto Assets traders Cobie, DCF God, Split Capital co-founder Zaheer Ebtikar, Fiskantes and WSB Mod, angel investors including Nick White, COO of Celestia, participated. Initia is an application-specific L2 on Cosmos L1 that leverages OP rollups. With Initia's architecture, including L1, L2, and communication layers, developers can easily launch application-specific Blockchain based on Initia L2 without having to understand complex chain-level infrastructure or run validator sets. （TheBlock）

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According to IT House’s report on September 4, Valve will ban games on Steam from using AI-generated content in June this year unless developers “can prove that they own all the IP used in the data sets used to train AI to generate these resources. intellectual property". Currently, V is quite strict with any game that incorporates "AI-generated content". The game "Heard of the Story?" 》 was removed from the shelves due to the addition of NPC dialogue driven by ChatGPT. It is reported that "Heard of the Story?" " has been on the shelves for 3 and a half years. The official added a Mod to the game to realize NPC dialogue based on ChatGPT. Valve quickly sent a warning email to the developer Shasaur and forced the game to be suspended and removed from the shelves. Babbitt noted that V is the abbreviation of Valve (Valve Software Company). Valve Software, founded in 1996 in Seattle, Washington, is a company specializing in the development of video games. Its representative works include Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Left 4 Dead, DOTA2, etc.

Jinse Finance reports that social media giant Reddit has notified moderators of the still-private protest community that they will lose their mod status this weekend. If a moderator tells Reddit they're interested in "actively moderating" that Reddit subreddit, the company says it will consider your request. In the message thread seen, moderators of two Reddit subreddits told ModCodeofConduct that they do want to reopen, but said they would need changes from Reddit to do so.