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According to Axios: The commander of U.S. Central Command discussed the Houthi advance in Yemen.Swiss National Bank President Schlegel: We dont have gold in the United States.September 11th - It has been reported that the Tianlong-3 Y1 carrier rocket flight test mission has passed the zero-fault assessment. On September 10th, Tianbing Technology organized a review meeting for the zero-fault assessment of the Tianlong-3 Y1 carrier rocket flight. After questioning and evaluation by the zero-fault expert group, it was unanimously agreed that: the problem was accurately located, the mechanism was clear, the fault had been reproduced, the improvement measures were effective, and lessons had been learned to prevent similar occurrences; therefore, the zero-fault assessment could proceed.Market news: Mexico and Washington are accelerating efforts to reach a bilateral trade agreement in hopes of concluding it before the US election.On September 11th, an executive at hedge fund giant Bridgewater Associates stated that artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly approaching the ability to make investment decisions superior to humans, and believes that AI could lead to human extinction. Greg Jensen, the funds chief investment officer, said, "Unfortunately, historical experience suggests that we are unlikely to take any action unless AI starts causing human harm." Jensen is not a technophobe; he is an early investor in OpenAI and Anthropic PBC and leads Bridgewaters AI strategy. The speed and scope of AI change is one of Jensens concerns. He pointed to the Hugging Face hack as a significant early sign that AI might malfunction, with models "eager to pass tests and try to fool testers," and potentially causing harm to humans when "frustrated." Jensen stated that slowing down the pace of AI development might be the best strategy. He went on to suggest that one viable solution is to hold developers or companies accountable for any wrongdoing committed by their AI programs. He also reiterated calls for a tax on machine labor to offset the rapid changes expected in the job market.