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September 19th - According to Reuters, OpenAI CEO Altman will present on artificial intelligence and international security to the UN Security Council next week during the UN General Assembly in New York. The UN Security Council plans to hold a public meeting on AI and international security on Wednesday. An OpenAI spokesperson stated that Altmans speech is expected to focus on OpenAIs measures to ensure AI safety, make technology accessible globally, and the necessity of promoting international coordination and establishing common security standards. This meeting comes at a time when many AI industry figures are calling for a coordinated slowdown in the development of advanced AI technologies, warning that the rapid advancement of AI capabilities could bring risks beyond human control. Altman has long been concerned about AI risks, stating in a 2015 article that the development of super artificial intelligence could be one of the greatest threats facing humanity.Moodys downgraded Polands rating to A3, with a stable outlook.Moodys revised its outlook on Greece from stable to positive and affirmed its Baa3 rating.On September 19th, US President Donald Trump stated that the US is "easily winning" a war with Iran and that Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons. He said that to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, Americans might have to bear higher gasoline prices, but if given a choice between "higher gasoline prices" and "Iran acquiring nuclear weapons," he believes the public would be more supportive of preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. Trump claimed the war will end soon, at which point gasoline prices will fall, possibly even below pre-war levels. He also stated that if the US hadnt deployed B-2 bombers to strike Iran, Iran "might already have nuclear weapons."US President Trump: We will also sue these media outlets.