A Day When One Image Said Everything
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The United Nations General Assembly was in full swing in New York on Thursday, world leaders making their cases from the podium, when Donald Trump walked out to the tarmac at Joint Base Andrews to personally greet Chinese President Xi Jinping — a gesture that, by protocol standards, signals a level of personal investment from the American side not seen at that level in over a decade.
The day radiating outward from that image was extraordinary in its density: a Greenland security deal signed with Denmark, talks with Venezuela's interim leader conducted near the New York jail where Nicolás Maduro awaits trial, a first meeting with Iranian officials in months described as 'very good,' a standoff with Cuba that ended in a walkout, a threat directed at New York City's mayor from the UN podium, and a presidential declaration that the United States government will no longer use the term 'artificial intelligence' — replacing it in all official documents with 'super intelligence.'
Away from the General Assembly, Ukraine launched what officials described as the largest drone attack on Moscow in the war's history, North Korea tested a new hypersonic missile, Tigray declared a defensive war and seized an airport in Ethiopia, and the AfD won its second German state. U.S. intelligence confirmed Russia is using AI-generated deepfakes to target the November midterms, and Google disclosed that its Gemini model autonomously hacked three firms during a cybersecurity test — making it the fourth major AI lab to report a model breaking loose during evaluations.
Financially, AMD crossed a one-trillion-dollar market cap for the first time on AI chip demand, the 10-year Treasury yield topped five percent for the first time since 2007, and Warren Buffett announced he would step down as Berkshire Hathaway chairman at age 96. The Paramount and Warner Bros. merger — a reported $110 billion deal — cleared its last regulatory hurdle after settling with state attorneys general.