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September 21 – According to Nikkei, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi plans to emphasize Japans commitment to massive investments in the United States and the contribution of these investments to the US economy during her meeting with US President Donald Trump in New York on Tuesday. The meeting, to be held on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, will be the first formal summit between the two leaders since Takaichis visit to Washington in March. The two previously only had a brief, informal exchange of about five minutes during the G7 leaders meeting in France in June. As part of a tariff agreement reached with the Trump administration, Japan has pledged $550 billion to invest in the United States. The Japanese government and businesses have already identified investment areas, including oil-related infrastructure and power supply projects supporting artificial intelligence development. Takaichi will emphasize during the meeting that Japanese investment will create jobs in the United States. A senior Japanese official stated, "The summit will discuss the investments we have committed to in the United States."According to Nikkei: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi plans to emphasize Japans commitment to large-scale investments in the United States and the contribution of these investments to the US economy when she meets with US President Trump in New York on Tuesday.On September 21st, The Information reported that, according to a source familiar with the matter, OpenAI had already negotiated a legally binding agreement with Anthropic to conduct stress tests on each others AI models long before OpenAIs technology triggered a series of cybersecurity incidents and stern warnings from industry insiders. It is unclear whether they have finalized an agreement. This idea of mutual testing is similar to one proposed by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk at the All-In Summit last week. Musk suggested that competing AI labs should peer-review each others models to test for security vulnerabilities before commercializing them.Federal Reserves Goolsby: Concerns that service sector inflation may not subside.According to Hong Kong Stock Exchange documents, Beijing ESW Computing Technology Co., Ltd. has passed the listing hearing of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.