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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman: The Qatari government has confirmed in an official document submitted to the International Telecommunication Union that Iran's defensive strikes against U.S. troops stationed in Qatar targeted U.S. military facilities and did not target any civilian areas.

OpenAI CEO Altman: It's crucial to empower people to use artificial intelligence. The entire industry has done a poor job of explaining the benefits of AI to society.

OpenAI CEO Altman: The monitorability of the model is very important.

OpenAI CEO Altman: GPT-6 Astra has been trained for some time. We will provide tiered access to the model.

OpenAI CEO Altman: People will find that once Astra is put into various tasks, it can do more than expected.

OpenAI CEO Altman: I think we will go public.

SpaceXAI: We sincerely apologize for any issues that the outage at our Memphis computing center this morning may have caused when using Grok. All systems are now fully restored and operational.

U.S. Central Command: As of September 3, it has forced 87 merchant ships to change course, rendered 3 ships inoperable, and boarded and inspected 2 ships to ensure they comply with relevant requirements.

Openserve: The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has granted OpenReserve preliminary conditional permission to establish a national bank.

Iranian Oil Minister: We have started drilling operations on more than 30 wells in the South Pars gas field, some of which have yielded positive results.

According to court documents, BASF has sued Apple (AAPL.O) for allegedly infringing on its patents related to facial recognition technology.

Hang Seng Index futures closed up 1.11% at 25,421 points in overnight trading, a premium of 208 points.

Iraq's national oil marketing organization SOMO: Since the war with Iran, Iraq has lost nearly $80 billion.

On September 4th, according to Business Insider, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg expressed his opposition to plans to establish a national AI regulator during a phone call with US President Trump last month. Sources familiar with the matter said that Trump contacted Zuckerberg the week of August 17th to discuss the White House's proposed "FINRA-style" AI regulator. This proposal, put forward by Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis, aims to establish an independent agency similar to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) to review and risk-test advanced AI models. Zuckerberg believes the agency should reflect the Trump administration's more lenient AI regulatory approach but did not demand that Trump change his stance. The White House stated that the Trump administration wants to strike a balance between promoting AI innovation and ensuring safety. Currently, the plan is still under consideration, and the White House is also evaluating an alternative industry-led self-regulatory model. Previously, Zuckerberg had stated that overly strict regulations could slow down the release of AI models and affect the US's competitiveness in the AI field.

US President Trump: Data centers are fantastic.

The mayor of Kyiv reported that the wreckage of a drone landed near a shop in the Darnitsky district, raising concerns about potential casualties.

US President Trump: I don't know if the UK has the capability to take action in the Falklands.

U.S. Vice President Vance commented on Iran's alleged attempt to launch a cyberattack, stating that he is confident in ensuring homeland security.