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People's Bank of China Sets Yuan Mid-Point at 6.7498 Against US Dollar
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham Expresses Support for Israel Amid Ongoing Threats
Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index Increases by 0.3% in Early Trading
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US Secretary of State Rubio to Meet Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov in New York
UK Prime Minister Affirms Commitment to Rule of Law Amid Global Threats
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US Administration Considers Partial Diesel Export Ban Amid Rising Prices
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Oil extends losses as Trump signals progress in U.S.-Iran talks
US judge dismisses Michigan climate lawsuit against oil companies
Australian manufacturing PMI shrinks in Sept, services slow
U.S. Special Envoy Reports Progress in Ongoing Discussions
U.S. Special Envoy Engages in Talks with Iranian Delegation at UN General Assembly
U.S. stock futures flat as markets parse Iran talks, AI optimism
US and Iran Engage in Indirect Talks Amid Easing Oil Prices
Israeli Airstrikes and Artillery Target Southern Lebanon
Ukraine's President Zelensky Warns of Imminent Russian Offensive
Mexico arrests alleged prominent fentanyl trafficker
U.K. Prime Minister Reaffirms Support for Falkland Islands During Talks with U.S. President
ACCC blocks IAG’s proposed acquisition of RAC Insurance
PBOC Expected to Set USD/CNY Reference Rate at 6.6971
Iran Urges End to Conflict Amid Disruption in Strait of Hormuz Shipping
Indonesia Set to Hold Key Rate as Risks Test Rupiah’s Resilience
Apollo Caps Private Credit Fund Again Amid Withdrawals
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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Addresses Greenland's Future Status
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Baghdad and Muscat Airports Suspend Iranian Flights, Azerbaijan Follows Suit
Donald Trump rejects ‘globalist scheme’ to control AI in blow to Andy Burnham
Apollo Limits Withdrawals from Private Credit Fund for Third Consecutive Quarter
Canada's Prime Minister Carney Highlights U.S.-China Cooperation and Potash Opportunities
US Gasoline and Distillate Inventories Decline Significantly
Activist Jana Partners calls for Six Flags sale- WSJ
US Crude Oil Stocks Increase by 1.786 Million Barrels
OBR Needs New 10-Year Forecasts, UK Treasury Committee Says
Asian Stocks Set to Rise on Tech Rally, Oil Drops: Markets Wrap
Fortress Fund Reports $2 Billion Portfolio Value as of August 2026
Nuvei Case Turns Chargebacks Into an FTC Warning Sign
SoFi Bank Launches Stablecoin Settlement with Mastercard
UK employers’ pay awards cool to 3%, Brightmine data shows
Deutsche Bank Implements AI Solution to Enhance Client Onboarding in Asia
Fortress Private Lending Fund Increases Credit Facility to $500 Million
Polymarket Advocates for Financial Services Classification in Europe
Australia's September PMI Shows Decline in Manufacturing and Services Sectors
Qantas pushes ahead with new ultra-long flights despite high fuel prices
Qantas Sees Australians Booking Summer Travel Despite Cost Surge
Australia's Private Sector Growth Slows as Manufacturing Contracts
Meta Tests Human Callers for Muse After Merchants Hang Up on AI
Why EU companies are now helping Chinese ones expand into Europe
Canada's Major Banks Collaborate on Tokenized Deposit System
Explainer-Ban on US diesel exports would hurt, not help fuel markets, analysts say
Qantas’s New York-to-Sydney ‘Project Sunrise’ Flights to Take Off in 2028
India's Dixon Tech Eyes Growth Beyond SmartphonesQ
Activist Jana Partners Urges Six Flags to Explore Sale
Crocs Puts One AI Agent in Charge of Sales and Service
Apollo Caps Private Credit Fund Again as 14.7% Look to Exit
Ex-Google safety chief warns AI could harm children more than social media did
NASA and SpaceX Set Launch Date for Crew-13 Mission to International Space Station
Unexplained Blast Sound Reported Near Qeshm Island, Iran
ECB Reports China's Industrial Growth Impacting German Exports
BlackRock's Ethereum ETF Purchases Decline Despite ETH Price Rally
Iraq Considers Trucking Crude Oil Exports to Turkey
New York Fed Official Highlights Benefits of Central Clearing for Repo Operations
CFTC Raises Concerns Over Prediction Markets' 'Mentions' Contracts
New York Fed Official Discusses Flexibility in Monetary Policy
Asian Stocks Set to Extend Gains as Tech Rallies: Markets Wrap
OpenAI Recruits External Watchdogs to Police AI Risk
OpenAI is talking with multiple independent assessors to help grow the number of such companies that have expertise in frontier artificial intelligence safety and can provide effective third-party assessments, the company said in a Tuesday (Sept. 22) blog post.
OpenAI said this while outlining its proposed priorities and principles for effective third-party assessments to help all frontier AI labs train, evaluate and deploy models safely.
“We are committed to supporting independent assessors and establishing clearer, shared international standards — both through future laws and private governance initiatives — for effective third-party assessments,” OpenAI said in the post.
OpenAI’s publication of these proposals came a day after the company said that the United States should lead an international effort to develop global technical standards for frontier AI, including recursive self-improvement (RSI).
While announcing this suggestion in an article published Monday (Sept. 21), OpenAI said that RSI could result in humans losing control over AI development if this fully autonomous development of AI outpaces humans’ ability to understand it. The company said it’s necessary to decide now whether and how to proceed with the technology.
OpenAI’s latest proposals also came about a week after Anthropic CEO and Co-Founder Dario Amodei published an essay that proposed an AI safety plan that would include independent evaluators embedded inside leading AI companies, coordination among companies in democratic countries and eventually an international agreement that includes China.
On Friday (Sept. 18), California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order that will convene national experts to provide a guide for the state to reinforce and strengthen its laws covering AI safety and security. The governor’s office said in a press release that the executive order is meant to accelerate the implementation of new third-party oversight of safety and security risks in AI systems.
On Saturday (Sept. 19), President Donald Trump rejected safety concerns related to AI that industry leaders have spent the past month cautioning against. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said: “We will not in any way hinder or stifle the Growth of this incredible industry. AI is the next Industrial Revolution, or Internet, but will be even larger and more impactful, possibly as much as 25% of our Country’s GDP.”
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Source: PYMNTS.com