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On the same day, WeChat employee @KecunXiaoJiang addressed privacy-related issues concerning the WeChat AI assistant 'Xiao Wei'. WeChat stated that the information accessible to the AI assistant 'Xiao Wei' does not exceed the permissions of what users can view themselves, refuting claims that Xiao Wei 'directly reads chat records' or 'snoops on all privacy'. It was introduced that Xiao Wei is a native AI assistant developed by the WeChat team, currently undergoing limited testing. Users can interact with Xiao Wei through text or voice to check the weather, track deliveries, or order food.

On September 15, according to the International News Agency, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that Russia is willing to make reasonable compromises regarding the Ukraine issue.

According to Semafor, the Trump administration is actively lobbying Senate Republicans to advance the Clarity Act, a crypto market structure bill, to overcome opposition from the banking sector. Chris Phelan, chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers (CEA), stated that officials will launch an interactive tool on Tuesday that allows users to set parameters and run scenarios to verify the CEA's previous conclusion—that there is 'no substantial relationship' between the growth of stablecoins and the loss of deposits at community banks. This move aims to counter the banking industry's claims, which stated on Monday that the latest text revisions are still insufficient for them to accept the stablecoin provisions of the bill. The bill requires at least 60 votes to advance, with the Senate scheduled for a procedural vote on Tuesday afternoon. Several Republicans, including Texas Senator John Cornyn, have hinted at the possibility of voting against it; meanwhile, pro-crypto Democrats are dissatisfied with the latest text's constraints on President Trump. Patrick Witt, executive director of the White House Digital Assets Council, stated that the bill includes measures to protect community banks, but 'if the bill fails, the banks will not receive these protections.'