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Real-time News
On September 4th, Tesla (TSLA.O) announced that it has begun offering ride-hailing services for its two-seater Cybercab in a "limited area" in Austin, Texas. This vehicle lacks a steering wheel and pedals. In response, U.S. automotive safety regulators stated that they are evaluating the situation. Tesla CEO Elon Musk has stated that the Cybercab will be a key product enabling Tesla to become a dominant force in the field of self-driving cars. Meanwhile, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is responsible for developing and enforcing vehicle safety regulations, including overseeing the safety of new vehicle models. An NHTSA spokesperson stated, "The NHTSA is in communication with Tesla and is evaluating the situation." However, the spokesperson did not provide further details.Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: Relevant departments in the United States and Japan have confirmed that there are no unilateral policy requirements.Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: US Treasury Secretary Bessenter has not commented on the Bank of Japans policy.On September 4th, Tencent Cloud announced the launch of its AI-powered autonomous penetration testing product, "Wujing," delivered as a SaaS platform and ready to use out of the box. Wujing primarily targets four scenarios: pre-deployment detection, routine continuous penetration testing, pre-attack and defense drills, and business logic vulnerability testing. Enterprises can simply input the authorized targets and asset scope to obtain a reproducible vulnerability evidence report with a single click. The product is now available for enterprise trial.Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter has consistently maintained that the yen is undervalued, largely due to interest rate differentials.
