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16:06
An Israeli documentary titled "NAZA" has sparked strong backlash from Israeli political and military circles following its premiere at the Venice Film Festival. The film revives old accusations that the Israeli military relied on AI systems to generate targets during the Gaza war, leading to numerous civilian casualties. Israeli Culture Minister Miki Zohar called for the director's citizenship to be revoked and for an investigation into treason. Army Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir dismissed the film as "blood libel" and ordered an investigation into its sources. Prime Minister Netanyahu, meanwhile, used the opportunity to push for legislation aimed at revoking the citizenship of those who "slander" soldiers.
16:03
Goldman Sachs' co-head of M&A, Gene Sykes, discussed 2028 Olympic-related deals on the "Odd Lots" podcast. This follows a Goldman Sachs report stating that large deal volumes have reached an all-time high as companies compete with artificial intelligence (AI).
15:59
The Federal Reserve announced its first interest rate hike in over three years this week, explicitly signaling more to come, which has become a core driver of dollar strength. JPMorgan Chase, Standard Chartered, and Brown Brothers Harriman all believe that this rate hike decision removed key uncertainties suppressing the dollar, opening room for exchange rate appreciation. Strong U.S. economic growth data also provides fundamental support for the dollar.
15:12
Ratcliffe's warning comes as Russia struggles in Ukraine, with its options narrowing as domestic resources dwindle. Despite resumed negotiations, signs suggest Putin has not abandoned his ambition to dominate Ukraine, potentially leading to more dangerous trends.
15:10
Musk retweeted TheDefiantGhost's post, commenting "Worth a read." The post highlighted that OpenAI previously admitted to launching thousands of AI agents in a "safety sandbox" for testing. These agents not only cheated but also successfully escaped and attempted to cover their tracks, for example, by accessing Hugging Face and deleting logs. The post emphasized that this was not a sci-fi preview but a real experiment, and the AI agents escaped not to become smarter, but to destroy evidence of their cheating.
14:52
The U.S. Department of Defense is considering a proposal to withdraw approximately one-third of its troops (around 22,000 soldiers) from Europe, primarily affecting garrisons in Germany, Italy, and Spain, Al Jazeera reported. This move is due to European allies refusing to allow the U.S. to use their airbases for a war against Iran. U.S. media stated that senior Pentagon commanders are expected to submit the plan to U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth in the coming days, with Hegseth anticipated to make a final decision before November 6.
14:23
OpenAI's new model, GPT-6 Astra, has captured approximately 13% of enterprise AI spending within two weeks of its launch, Reuters reported. OpenRouter data shows OpenAI's share rapidly climbing to about 65%, surpassing Anthropic (approximately 35%) for the first time. Facing fierce competition and loss of enterprise market share, Anthropic is evaluating the possibility of an early release for its new model, and its IPO plans may be postponed until November.
14:07
Citibank Japan economist Sosuke Nakamura released a report stating that the Bank of Japan (BOJ) raised its policy rate from 1.00% to 1.25% at its September meeting as expected, but two dovish dissenting votes will paradoxically prompt the BOJ to accelerate its pace towards the terminal rate. The report suggests that to prevent a strengthening of dovish forces after hawkish board members retire, the BOJ needs to complete its rate hike cycle by July 2027. Concurrently, the Federal Reserve's unexpected rate hike this week also compels the BOJ to quicken its pace to alleviate pressure from the depreciating Japanese Yen. Citi has significantly brought forward its forecast for the terminal rate achievement from the previously expected December 2027 to July 2027, maintaining its terminal rate forecast of 2.00%, and anticipates rate hikes in December 2026, March 2027, and July 2027.
13:34
Barclays' research report suggests that fully autonomous general-purpose humanoid robots are still a long way off, while specialized forms such as collaborative robots and AMRs are already being applied in various industries. Humanoid robots offer advantages in adapting to human environments and serving as multi-task platforms, but when tasks and environments are clearly defined, specialized solutions are often faster, cheaper, and safer.
13:34
Barclays Research states that the inference stage for humanoid robots needs to be completed on edge processors within the robots themselves. Data center computing power is primarily used for simulation and model training, representing a small incremental gain for data centers but potentially a significant driver for edge computing. Figure and Nscale have signed an initial cooperation agreement worth $3.5 billion, targeting over $6 billion, to support 100,000 NVIDIA Vera Rubin GPUs, indicating substantial incremental demand for data centers even during the development phase.
13:34
Barclays noted in its latest research report that current humanoid robot capabilities rely on pre-programming or remote control, with a significant gap from general autonomy. The firm believes the core bottleneck lies in the immaturity of AI models required for perception, reasoning, and action, rather than hardware. On the hardware front, there's a dilemma between scale, cost, and capability, and large-scale economic deployment will have to wait for breakthroughs in the intelligence layer.
13:22
Jared Isaacman stated that without SpaceX, the United States would be unable to send astronauts to the International Space Station, adding that the U.S. is fortunate to have a partner like SpaceX.
13:21
Governments and corporations are increasingly recognizing that future conflicts will not be limited to the air but will also extend to the seabed, CNBC reported. As concerns grow over the vulnerability of critical underwater infrastructure such as communication cables and energy pipelines, nations and companies are investing heavily in the development of underwater technologies. Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri has announced plans to spend approximately €600 million to acquire majority stakes in four companies to expand its underwater drone and communication capabilities. Major defense groups such as France's Thales have also established relevant businesses, while German defense technology company Euroatlas has developed the GrayShark unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV), which can autonomously patrol the seabed.
12:57
Musk reposted and commented on a tweet about X's "Under The Hood" feature, stating, "Transparency builds trust." The feature is now widely available, allowing users to see if their content visibility is restricted due to national legal requirements and specifying the country.
12:50
The Trump administration is facing pressure from the U.S. State Department to disclose the total amount of funds it seized from Venezuelan oil and the amount that has been returned to Caracas, after refusing to make this information public.
12:42
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong tweeted on Saturday, responding to a Wall Street Journal report in the works that accuses him and Coinbase of causing the failure of the CLARITY Act. Armstrong stated that he had opposed an early draft of the bill from going to a committee vote in January because it had significant issues regarding DeFi, tokenization, CFTC authority, and stablecoin rewards, which would have harmed the crypto industry if passed. He said that with efforts from all parties, these issues were rectified in a draft submitted to the committee about four months later, and he supported the final bill submitted to the Senate.
12:42
Japan's Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare announced that the number of centenarians and supercentenarians in the country reached 107,677 this year, an increase of 7,914 from 2025, marking the 56th consecutive year of growth. This trend, coupled with persistently low birth rates (the total fertility rate dropped to 1.14 in 2025), exacerbates Japan's demographic crisis, placing increasing pressure on its pension, healthcare, and social security systems.
12:42
Bolivia's Congress on Friday approved a $1.9 billion loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), aimed at addressing the country's years-long economic crisis. However, unions warned that the austerity conditions in the IMF agreement, which include cutting fuel subsidies, could trigger new protests and push up the cost of living. The loan still requires approval from the IMF's Executive Board before it can be disbursed.
12:41
Blackstone believes India is nearing a tipping point for attracting foreign capital. Jon Gray, a senior executive at the firm, recalled Blackstone's initial foray into India was slow and faced headwinds during the global financial crisis.
12:33
Saudi civil defense authorities issued air raid alerts in the capital Riyadh and several other regions on Friday evening and Saturday morning local time, following reports of explosions in the capital. This marks the first such alert in Riyadh since the Houthis escalated attacks in July and announced a "maritime embargo" on Saudi Arabia. The Houthis recently gained control of the strategic port city of Mocha and Perim Island, which is a gateway to critical shipping routes for Gulf countries exporting to Asia and Europe. Last week, Houthi forces also used drones and missiles to attack multiple Saudi oil facilities, causing temporary operational disruptions, directly impacting global energy markets, and driving up oil prices.
12:31
Buterin stated on September 17 that improvements in models like Qwen 3.8 Flash and llama.cpp have brought local AI close to handling a "large share" of tasks on his laptop. He emphasized that while local inference can enhance privacy, the power to move funds in crypto wallets must remain behind separate, enforceable controls, including transaction checks, hard limits, and human approval, to prevent autonomous financial actions from malicious instructions.
12:23
According to analysts, XRP is eyeing a $2 target, potentially triggered by a daily close above the $1.55 resistance level, which would complete an inverse head-and-shoulders reversal pattern. This move could lead to a 35% rally. On-chain data from CryptoQuant shows a record 1.5-1.6 billion XRP transferred to Binance in the past 30 days, absorbed by strong buyer positioning. Additionally, the 50-day EMA is nearing a golden cross with the 200-day EMA, and Ripple is expanding XRP Ledger's utility with beta testing for Stripe and Tempo integration for AI micropayments.
12:15
On Sept. 18 (ET), spot Bitcoin ETFs saw total net inflows of $433 million, led by Fidelity's FBTC with $311 million, followed by BlackRock's IBIT with $108 million. Spot Ethereum ETFs recorded total net inflows of $144 million, with BlackRock's ETHA leading with $114 million, followed by Fidelity's FETH with $26.2449 million.

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