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U.S. Department of Justice official: The U.S. is considering issuing antitrust guidance on artificial intelligence security issues.
2026-09-17
U.S. Department of Justice official: The U.S. is considering issuing antitrust guidance on artificial intelligence security issues.
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Sept 16 — Hainan province sold CNY5 bln of offshore yuan local-government bonds in Hong Kong, its fifth annual offshore RMB consecutive issuance and the first since the Hainan Free Trade Port began island-wide customs operations. The offering, aimed
Sept 16 — Hainan province sold CNY5 bln of offshore yuan local-government bonds in Hong Kong, its fifth annual offshore RMB consecutive issuance and the first since the Hainan Free Trade Port began island-wide customs operations. The offering, aimed at Asian and European investors, attracted 59 institutional buyers from eight jurisdictions; peak orders reached CNY43.7 bln, roughly 8.7 times the issue. Tranches: CNY2.5 bln 3-year at 1.41%, CNY1.5 bln 5-year at 1.51%, CNY1.0 bln 10-year at 1.81%.
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The robotics platform PrismaX points out that a humanoid robot weighing approximately 50 kilograms, powered by lithium batteries, and with a peak output of several horsepower, is essentially heavy machinery; whether or not it incorporates AI does not
The robotics platform PrismaX points out that a humanoid robot weighing approximately 50 kilograms, powered by lithium batteries, and with a peak output of several horsepower, is essentially heavy machinery; whether or not it incorporates AI does not change its physical risks. Large models often experience hallucinations or misinterpretations of commands, resulting in erroneous text. Similar problems, when incorporated into embodied AI, can translate into collisions, pinching injuries, falling objects, or even battery accidents. Therefore, embodied AI needs to address two layers of safety simultaneously: the underlying hardware must limit speed, force, and range of motion, and be equipped with independent emergency stops; the upper-level model must be able to recognize uncertainty, refuse dangerous tasks, and promptly hand over control to human intervention.
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