OpenAI：在“抱抱脸”事件后，我们承诺对我们的模型所采取的行动进行更广泛的审查。

US Commerce Department data showed core capital goods orders excluding aircraft and defense—a proxy for business equipment investment—rose 1.6% MoM in August; July was revised to +0.6%. Total durable goods orders (3‑year+ use), including aircraft and defense, were roughly flat. Boeing’s August order intake declined month-on-month. Orders rose in primary metals, machinery and computers & electrical equipment, while transport equipment fell on weaker auto and commercial aircraft bookings. YTD capex remains firm, supported by AI-related spending; core business investment was a sizable contributor to GDP growth in 1H. The Atlanta Fed GDPNow model had projected business equipment investment would add roughly 1 percentage point to Q3 GDP. Together with healthy consumer spending, the data supports the case for another strong US growth quarter.

Hang Seng Index futures night session closed down 0.09% at 24,501, trading 9 points below the cash index.