South Korea’s KOSPI opened 3.14% lower on Sept. 14, according to Bitget market data, with chipmaker SK Hynix down 5% and Samsung Electronics off 3.6%. In Japan, the Nikkei 225 also opened in negative territory on the same day. The index fell 410.94 points, a decline of 0.64%, to 63,600.40.
The brief market update also pointed to an earlier development involving three major artificial intelligence companies. According to the source text, the firms had voiced concerns over AI safety and jointly called for a slower pace in the development of advanced models. The report did not identify the companies by name, and it did not provide additional details linking that call directly to the market moves cited in the update.
The figures were attributed to Bitget market data and published by BlockBeats.
South Korea’s KOSPI opened down 3.14% on Sept. 14, according to Bitget market data cited by BlockBeats. SK Hynix fell 5%, while Samsung Electronics dropped 3.6%.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 also opened lower on Sept. 14, a Monday. The index fell 410.94 points, or 0.64%, to 63,600.40.
The update added that three major artificial intelligence companies had earlier raised concerns about AI safety and jointly called for a slower pace in the development of advanced models.
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