Michael Burry says markets should crash hard to stop OpenAI and Anthropic from going public. “For the benefit of humanity.”

BREAKING: Michael Burry says markets should crash hard to stop OpenAI and Anthropic from going public.

"For the benefit of humanity." pic.twitter.com/l6Ga1mV5p5

— Bull Theory (@BullTheoryio) September 29, 2026

Fed Policy Mistake

AI data-center construction is up 57%.

The rest of private construction is down 7.3%.

One sector is covering up a broader slump.

It’s amazing with all those thousands working at the Fed, they can’t look at the economy in a nuanced way.

Strip out the… pic.twitter.com/6BswNakU5a

— James E. Thorne (@DrJStrategy) September 29, 2026

🚨 THIS IS HOW THE S&P 500 WILL CRASH

The Fed is about to hike rates again.

Oil is above $100.

The S&P 500 has stopped growing.

And Anthropic is preparing to go public at a $2 TRILLION valuation and raise $100 BILLION.

Now ask yourself one question:

WHERE DOES THAT $100… https://t.co/wjzAWvJkTN pic.twitter.com/DsI8mMBFvM

— Alex Mason 👁△ (@AlexMasonCrypto) September 28, 2026

OpenAI scraps release of new AI model after it showed ‘higher levels of deception’

OpenAI has scrapped plans to release its new AI model amid safety concerns, after it showed “higher levels of deception” than its predecessor.

Saachi Jain, the company’s safety chief, revealed in an interview with the Wall Street Journal that GPT-6.1 Astra, which had been scheduled for release in October, had at times failed to ​accurately disclose actions it had or ​had not taken.

Ms Jain told the outlet the new model, which was set to appear in ChatGPT and Codex and designed to handle more complex ‌tasks without human assistance, ​fell short of OpenAI’s standards in alignment tests, which assess whether a system follows human intent.

She added that GPT-6.1 Astra also had problems with “scope authorisation”, proceeding with tasks ⁠without requesting user permission and attempting to use external tools or services when doing so ⁠could be unsafe.