The two pillars of AI development: "Declaration of Invalidation." The future of the ever-changing risks.

2026/05/16 10:00 (Updated 2026/05/29 16:48)

Noriaki Yagi

The two pillars of AI development: "Declaration of Invalidation." The future of the ever-changing risks.

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The risks don't disappear; they're just "repositioned."
Seeking a new "blueprint for trust"

On May 12, 2026, Anthropic and OpenAI, two leading AI development companies, declared that any transfer of shares or the resulting transfer of economic benefits without board approval would be "void." This statement had a devastating impact on platforms like PreStocks, which tokenized the economic rights of unlisted shares on Solana.

Tokens linked to Anthropic plummeted by nearly 40% in a single day, from approximately $1,400 to a record low of $812. OpenAI's tokens similarly fell by up to 46%, reaching around $1,073. Because the issuers directly stated that they would "not permit transfers," the legal rights backing the tokens were lost.

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Noriaki Yagi

Editor-in-chief,Iolite

While still at university, I launched a restaurant consulting business and a staffing service for the amusement sector, drawing on my experience working in the food and beverage industry, and took on the role of representative. At the same time, I began managing social media to establish my personal brand, reaching 10,000 followers within six months. In September 2021, I joined J-CAM Inc., where I worked on YouTube and Twitter operations before being appointed Editor-in-Chief in April 2022. In March 2023, I founded Iolite.

The two pillars of AI development: "Declaration of Invalidation." The future of the ever-changing risks.

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