According to BlockBeats, on August 16, according to The Block, Gary Gensler, chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), said on Tuesday that he has begun to pay attention to artificial intelligence. Gensler issued a series of tweets, calling artificial intelligence "the most transformative technology of this era." But he also said that "malicious actors" may use it to influence the capital market. The SEC's attitude towards technology is neutral and more concerned with results rather than the tools themselves. However, securities laws may be affected depending on how AI technology is used. Within our current powers, the SEC will focus on guarding against micro and macro challenges from artificial intelligence. Gensler emphasized the application of artificial intelligence in new fintech tools such as robot advisors and AI brokerage applications. He said: "AI is used in the financial sector for account opening, compliance programs, trading algorithms, sentiment analysis, etc." He pointed out: "The technology can significantly improve customer targeting and narrowing, thereby bringing more risks to consumers. Under securities laws, fraud is fraud, and the SEC's focus is to identify and prosecute any fraud that may threaten investors, capital formation or the broader market." The Block added that after the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, many crypto companies have taken advantage of people's interest in artificial intelligence tools, and blockchain technology and artificial intelligence have merged to form a subset called artificial intelligence cryptocurrency. The top six artificial intelligence tokens by market value are The Graph, Render, Injective, Oasis Network, SingularityNET and Fetch.ai. Gensler's remarks mean that artificial intelligence tokens may face the risk of double scrutiny.