[Coin World] The consumer price index (CPI) for the U.S. in September will be released on Friday, marking the first announcement since 2018. Due to the government shutdown, the release of other key data has been paused, and the Fed has limited information ahead of its policy meeting on October 29. The market expects the Fed to almost certainly cut interest rates by 0.25%, and if inflation data is weaker than expected, it may cut rates by 0.5%, as analysts predict that the rise in consumer prices will slow down.

[Coin World] Meta's Chief AI Scientist Yann LeCun criticized a certain company's researchers for celebrating their so-called mathematical breakthrough with their large language model, stating that they "have been hyped up by their supporters." Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis described the situation as "embarrassing." A certain company's vice president Kevin Weil claimed in a now-deleted tweet that their large language model solved 10 previously unsolved Erdős problems and made progress on another 11 problems. However, mathematician Thomas Bloom clarified that this is a "serious distortion" and pointed out that the AI merely found existing literature solutions that he was unaware of. One researcher from the company admitted that their large language model can only find known references, but he believes it still demonstrates its powerful literature retrieval capability.