This week's Tech & AI Wrap covers five stories that matter. OpenAI killed Sora on March 24 after burning an estimated $15 million per day against just $2.1 million in total lifetime revenue — taking down a billion-dollar Disney deal with it.

We break down what the numbers actually mean for AI consumer products.

Crypto had its most consequential regulatory week in two years: 16 tokens classified as digital commodities, Kraken gets a Federal Reserve master account, and the CLARITY Act hits 72% odds of becoming law — yet Bitcoin still closed down 4% on the month. We cover why.

Defense AI and legal AI dominated startup funding with Shield AI's $1.5B raise and Harvey's $200M round. We look at why vertical AI with embedded workflows is the only funding thesis that matters right now.

And European private equity is quietly buying and holding real assets — logistics, hospitality, data centres — while the AI hype cycle runs hot. Verified data throughout, no filler.

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