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  • 能将任何照片中的人物“脱衣”的AI“裸替”应用 返校季暗藏风险


    2026年8月20日 美国东部时间早上7:30 / 哥伦比亚广播公司新闻（CBS News）

    作者：梅根·塞鲁洛 记者，MoneyWatch栏目
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    乔·玲·肯特 高级商业与科技通讯员
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    在人工智能时代，一张温馨的返校照片可能更容易被恶意篡改，不法分子可以利用搭载人工智能的应用程序，将一张普通的照片进行色情化处理——只需一张人物全身着装的照片即可。

    所谓的“裸替应用”利用人工智能生成软件，只需在手机上轻点几下，就能将穿着衣物的人物照片转化为裸体或色情图像。人工智能技术推动了这类工具的快速兴起，无需太多操作就能轻松对照片进行数字篡改。

    专注于儿童网络安全的倡导组织“常识媒体”的数据显示，约有一半的美国青少年表示他们见过AI生成的色情内容。在看过AI色情内容的青少年中，四分之一的人表示内容中出现了自己或认识的人。

    常识媒体的调查还发现，五分之一的青少年甚至承认自己制作过AI色情内容，另有四分之一的人分享过这类内容，或是认识有过此类行为的人。

    这些应用在哪里可以找到？

    这类应用随处可得，部分甚至没有年龄限制。哥伦比亚广播公司新闻在谷歌应用商店和苹果应用商店中发现了数十款此类应用，并对其功能进行了测试。

    CBS News将一名着装完整的成年女性和一名成年男性的AI生成照片输入了70款不同的AI照片编辑应用中。
    其中19款应用对照片进行了修改，生成了令人不安的图像和视频，包含裸体和露骨性内容。

    CBS News不会透露这些应用的名称，或是用于搜索它们的关键词。
    但篡改照片的过程极其简单：以其中一款应用为例，用户只需框选需要修改的区域，然后输入指令即可。比如输入“制作裸体”的提示，不到30秒就能生成一张逼真得惊人的图像。

    同样令人担忧的是获取这些应用的门槛极低。大多数应用被标注为成人级，但也有一些被认为适合青少年，还有少数完全没有年龄限制。

    美国全国失踪和受剥削儿童中心主席兼首席执行官米歇尔·德洛恩表示，苹果和谷歌应该保护用户免受此类内容的侵害，屏蔽所有可用于制作非自愿性色情内容的应用。
    “应用商店对向公众提供的应用负有责任。因此，建立审核流程，明确了解营销的具体内容以及工具的实际功能，这一点绝对至关重要，”她在接受CBS News采访时说道。

    苹果和谷歌回应

    CBS News已将这些应用的情况告知谷歌和苹果，多数涉事应用目前已被两家科技公司从应用商店下架。

    苹果在发给CBS News的一份声明中表示，公司“已经主动拒绝了多款此类应用，并移除了许多其他应用，包括用户通过我们的举报工具标记的应用”。
    该公司补充道，其针对应用开发者的指南“明确禁止露骨的色情或低俗内容，并要求开发者具备过滤违规用户生成内容的机制”。

    谷歌告诉CBS News，其谷歌应用商店“不允许包含色情内容的应用，我们一直在积极采取措施检测并移除包含有害内容的应用”。
    该公司还表示，收到违规举报后会迅速采取行动，目前已暂停了数百款违规应用的运营。

    某学区的主动应对措施

    在缺乏额外监管或其他防范措施以阻止AI被用于对不知情受害者进行脱衣篡改的情况下，奥斯汀独立学区警察局的侦探哈维尔·罗德里格斯正致力于培训学校资源官员，以识别这类高科技威胁。
    “儿童面临着多种形式的网络性剥削，包括网络引诱、儿童色情材料和网络敲诈勒索。人工智能只是让这类针对儿童的犯罪行为变得更加容易实施，”他在接受CBS News采访时说道。

    让他感到震惊的是，应用的使用者并不总是躲在网络阴暗角落的陌生人。
    罗德里格斯表示，实施侵害的往往是学生的同班同学，根据行为性质的不同，这些学生可能会面临严重的后果。
    “处罚力度从轻微的课堂违纪（即传票）到重罪不等，甚至可能包括监禁，”他说道。

    家长和学校可以做些什么？

    美国全国失踪和受剥削儿童中心的德洛恩表示，家长是防范未经授权图像泛滥的关键防线。
    “最好的建议是和身边的孩子聊一聊，”她说。“问问他们如何使用人工智能，”“他们的同龄人如何使用人工智能？他们是否听说过学校里或朋友身上发生过类似的事情？”

    罗德里格斯强调，确保孩子能够坦诚地谈论人工智能问题至关重要。
    “家长应该知道，孩子会犯错，即使犯错也没关系，”他说。“但你必须成为孩子生活中值得信赖的成年人，当孩子犯错时，要让他们知道：‘嘿，我和你站在一起，我会帮你渡过难关，我们会一起解决问题。’”

    学校更新相关政策并在适当情况下进行干预以保护学生，同样十分重要。
    美国十大学区中有五个制定了相关政策，包含应对此类事件的行动计划，并明确了何时需要联系执法部门。另有五个学区未回应CBS News的多次置评请求。

    如果您的孩子遭遇此类情况，请立即联系美国全国失踪和受剥削儿童中心举报热线：CYBERTIPLINE.ORG，或拨打1-800-843-5678。该中心配有顾问可为您提供帮助，并将与社交媒体公司协调永久删除相关内容，同时代表您与执法部门合作。

    AI “nudify” apps that can digitally undress any photo pose back-to-school risk

    August 20, 2026 7:30 AM EDT / CBS News

    By Megan Cerullo Reporter, MoneyWatch
    Megan Cerullo is a New York-based reporter for CBS MoneyWatch covering small business, workplace, health care, consumer spending and personal finance topics. She regularly appears on CBS News 24/7 to discuss her reporting.

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    A sweet back-to-school photo can be more vulnerable to manipulation in the age of artificial intelligence, with bad actors getting their hands on AI-enabled apps that let them take an innocent photo and sexualize it — all that’s required is a photo of someone even fully clothed.

    So-called “nudify apps” use AI-generated software to turn photographs of people wearing clothing into naked or pornographic images with just a few swipes on a screen. Artificial intelligence has enabled the rapid rise of such tools, capable of digitally manipulating photos with little effort.

    Roughly half of U.S. teens say they’ve seen AI-generated pornography, according to Common Sense Media, an advocacy group focused on kids’ online safety. Of those who have seen AI porn, one in four says it featured themselves or someone they know.

    One in five teens even admits to having made AI porn, while one in four has shared it or knows someone who has, Common Sense Media found.

    Where are these apps found?

    These apps are widely accessible, and some have no age restrictions. CBS News identified dozens of such apps in the Google Play Store and in Apple’s App Store and tested their capabilities.

    CBS News fed AI-generated images of a fully clothed adult woman and an adult man into 70 different AI photo-editing apps.

    Nineteen of the apps altered the photos to create disturbing images and videos, which included nudity and explicit sexual content.

    CBS News is not disclosing the names of the apps or the keywords it used to discover them.

    But it’s very easy to alter a photo. For one app all a user had to do was highlight the area to change, and type in a prompt. For example, you can type in a “make nude” instruction. It took less than 30 seconds to generate a startlingly realistic image.

    What’s also troubling is how easy it is to access the apps. The majority are rated for adults, but others are deemed suitable for teens, and a few have no age restrictions.

    Michelle DeLaune, president and CEO of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, said Apple and Google should protect their users from this content and block any app that could be used to create nonconsensual sexual content.

    “App stores do have a responsibility for the apps that they are making available to the public. So it’s absolutely critical that there are vetting procedures to know what exactly is being marketed and what that tool does in reality,” she told CBS News.

    Apple and Google respond

    CBS News made Google and Apple aware of the apps, most of which the tech firms have since removed from their stores.

    Apple said it already “proactively rejected many of these apps and removed many others, including when users have flagged them via our reporting tools,” in a statement to CBS News.

    The company added that its guidelines for app developers “prohibit overtly sexual or pornographic content and require developers to have a method for filtering objectionable user-generated content.”

    Google told CBS News that its Google Play store does “not allow apps that contain sexual content, and we continually take proactive steps to detect and remove apps with harmful content.”

    The company added that it takes swift action when it receives reports of violations and has already suspended hundreds of violating apps.

    One school district’s proactive approach

    In the absence of additional oversight or other guardrails against potential misuse of AI to undress unsuspecting victims, Detective Javier Rodriguez of the Austin Independent School District Police Department is determined to train school resource officers to recognize these high-tech threats.

    “Children face a lot of types of online sexual exploitation, whether it be online solicitation, child sexual abuse material or sextortion. AI’s just made it that much easier to perpetrate those types of crimes against our kids,” he told CBS News.

    What strikes him is that the app users aren’t always strangers lurking in the dark corners of the web.

    Rodriguez said the perpetrators are often students’ classmates, who may face serious consequences depending on the nature of the offense.

    “It could be all the way from a class misdemeanor, which is a citation, all the way up to a felony to include jail time,” he said.

    What can parents and schools do?

    DeLaune, of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, said parents can be a key line of defense against the proliferation of unauthorized images.

    “The best advice is to talk to the kids in your life,” she said. “Ask them questions about how they’re using AI,” she said. “How are their peers using AI? Do they know of a situation like this that has happened in their school or to one of their friends?”

    Rodriguez emphasized the importance of making sure a child can openly talk about AI.

    “Parents should know that their kids are going to make mistakes and it’s okay if they make a mistake,” he said. “But you have to be that trusted adult in your child’s life that when your child does make a mistake, you got to let them know that, ‘hey, I’m here with you, I’m going to help you navigate this, and we’re going to get through this together.’”

    It’s also important that schools update their policies and intervene when appropriate to protect students.

    Five of the 10 largest school districts in the U.S. have policies that include action plans for responding to such incidents and specify when to involve law enforcement. Five school districts did not respond to multiple requests for comment from CBS News.

    IF THIS HAPPENS TO YOUR CHILD, IMMEDIATELY REACH OUT TO THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN TIPLINE AT CYBERTIPLINE.ORG OR 1-800-843-5678. THEY HAVE COUNSELORS TO HELP YOU AND COORDINATE WITH SOCIAL MEDIA COMPANIES TO GET THE CONTENT PERMANENTLY REMOVED AND WILL WORK WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT ON YOUR BEHALF.

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    US designates American held by China as wrongfully detained

    2026-08-20 09:06:41 / Reuters

    WASHINGTON, Aug 20 (Reuters) – The U.S. has designated Myanmar scholar and U.S. citizen Min Zin as wrongfully detained after his arrest by Chinese authorities in June, a senior State Department official told Reuters, a move that makes securing his release a top U.S. priority.

    The designation for Min Zin, who is accused of endangering Chinese national security, comes just weeks before U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping to the White House.

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    Rights groups have urged the U.S. to press China for the release of Min Zin, who leads a think tank focused on Myanmar, ahead of Xi’s anticipated September 24 visit.

    “U.S. citizen Min Zin has been detained by Chinese security services on undefined charges since June 3. For nearly 11 weeks, he has been subjected to repeated interrogations, isolation and detention conditions,” the official said on Thursday.

    “After careful review of Min Zin’s case, the secretary of state has decided to designate him as wrongfully detained,” the official said, referring to Marco Rubio.

    The official called on China to release other Americans held by Beijing. In addition to Min Zin, Youlin Chen, a Chinese-born American seismologist from Boston, is being held by China on what the U.S. considers baseless charges. He has been declared wrongfully detained.

    “The safety and security of U.S. citizens globally is President Trump’s top priority, and the president has been clear that China must treat U.S. citizens with respect – and those wrongfully detained or under exit bans must be released,” the official said.

    Rights groups say the number of Americans unjustly detained in the country ranges from a dozen to hundreds, including coercive exit bans. China says it handles cases in accordance with law and that there are no instances in the country of wrongful detention.

    Prior to his arrest, Min Zin lived in Thailand and spent time in the U.S. and Myanmar. He had a valid Chinese visa that he had previously used to travel to China to attend academic conferences, the official said.

    The official said Min Zin traveled to Yunnan, China, on June 3 after being invited by the Chinese government to attend an academic conference in Kunming and was detained inside the airport.

    “One minute his colleagues and family were engaging with him on the phone – exchanging updates on his arrival time and plans in China – and the next minute communication was lost. For 48 hours, his loved ones did not know where he had gone, if he was alive, or who could have taken him,” the official said.

    Yunnan authorities eventually informed the U.S. embassy that Min Zin was under criminal investigation for “endangering (China’s) national security,” the official said.

    Rights advocates argue that China has long conducted “hostage diplomacy,” detaining foreigners, including Americans, to gain leverage in bilateral relations.

    Advocates for Min Zin, including some former Trump administration officials, have petitioned Trump to raise his case with the Chinese.

    “Min Zin’s case has raised grave concerns among other scholars about whether they could be subject to entrapment and detention by China,” the official said.

    China’s foreign ministry in June confirmed the arrest of Min Zin, saying he was suspected of spying and of endangering Chinese national security.

    A former student activist who participated in Myanmar’s 1988 democracy movement, Min Zin studied political science at the University of California, Berkeley.

    He also helped establish the Institute for Strategy and Policy, which was initially based inside Myanmar but moved overseas following the 2021 coup, when the military ousted the democratically elected government of Nobel Peace Prize winner Aung San Suu Kyi.

    China has publicly backed Myanmar’s new administration, which took office after a widely criticized vote that excluded the country’s main opposition groups, including Suu Kyi’s political party.

    Reporting by Steve Holland and Michael Martina, additional reporting by Simon Lewis and Jonathan Landay; editing by Colleen Jenkins and Lincoln Feast.

  • 民主党为争取参议院多数席位使出的巧妙一招


    2026-08-20T09:00:30.085Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/20/politics/independents-democrats-red-states-senate

    2026年参议院席位争夺战出现了一些耐人寻味的变数：在爱达荷州、内布拉斯加州和南达科他州这三个州，民主党人已经退出竞选，转而帮助一名独立候选人在红州争取胜选。

    不过近年来，这种策略已经在多场参议院选举中被尝试过，但至少在联邦层面，至今尚未真正奏效。

    那么……今年这招能成吗？

    可能性依然不大。但历史经验表明，持续尝试仍是值得的。至少这能让民主党在那些民主党候选人几乎没有胜算的州，多一分阻止共和党拿下席位的机会。

    事实上，每当这种策略被付诸实施时，共和党在这些州的参议院选举表现都会成为近年以来最差的几次之一。

    近年来这类策略的典型案例包括：2014年堪萨斯州的格雷格·奥尔曼、2022年犹他州的埃文·麦克马林，以及2024年内布拉斯加州的丹·奥斯本。

    奥斯本是一名海军退伍军人兼工会组织者，他将在2026年再次参选。爱达荷州的候选人是前州众议员托德·阿喀琉斯，南达科他州的候选人则是退役空军中校布莱恩·本格斯——他此前曾以民主党人的身份竞选参议员。

    两年前的奥斯本竞选，可以说是迄今为止这类策略在参议院选举中最成功的一次尝试。

    尽管他最终落败，但他将共和党现任参议员黛比·费舍尔的得票率压制到了53%，远低于同一天选票上唐纳德·特朗普总统获得的59%。奥斯本仅以7个百分点的差距惜败，这也比民主党总统候选人卡玛拉·哈里斯21个百分点的惨败要接近得多。

    费舍尔的得票表现也是内布拉斯加州20年来共和党参议员候选人最差的一次——上一次共和党参议员候选人表现更差还要追溯到民主党参议员本·纳尔逊上次赢得该州席位的20年前。

    同样，2022年的麦克马林在一个民主党在两次总统选举中均以20多个百分点劣势落败的州，仅以10个百分点之差惜败。

    在犹他州，这是共和党参议院候选人近50年来（自1976年以来）的最差表现。和内布拉斯加州一样，上一次共和党参议员候选人表现比这次还差，还要追溯到该州还有民主党参议员的年代。

    至于2014年堪萨斯州的奥尔曼，他的表现或许没有那么具有历史标志性，但考虑到当年整体有利于共和党的选举环境，其整体表现依然亮眼。

    奥尔曼以11个百分点的差距落败，这一差距与1996年以及2020年民主党在堪萨斯州的失利幅度相当。但他是在共和党大举斩获席位的年份做到这一点的——当年参议院共和党事实上净增了9个席位。

    因此，尽管当年整体有利于共和党，但内布拉斯加州出现了共和党近20年来最差的参议院选举表现，犹他州出现了近50年来最差的表现，堪萨斯州则出现了近30年来最差的表现之一。

    这些都不算独立候选人的胜选，但绝对称不上是糟糕的回报。

    2020年阿拉斯加州也曾出现过类似情况：独立候选人阿尔·格罗斯尽管并未登记为民主党人，但赢得了民主党提名，并以民主党候选人身份参选。他最终以近13个百分点的差距落败，结果并不算出人意料。

    不过，阿拉斯加州提供了这类策略最近一次带来胜选的案例——只不过是在州长选举中。2014年，独立候选人比尔·沃克在民主党候选人退出并成为其竞选搭档后，以2个百分点的优势当选州长。

    但或许州长选举能成功，而参议院选举不能，是有充分理由的。历史数据显示，参议院选举的党派极化程度往往更高。选民更倾向于将候选人视为某一政党的代表，跨党派投票的情况并不多见。

    这或许也能解释这类选举中一个常见现象：独立候选人的民调支持率往往最终都会高于实际得票率。在奥尔曼、格罗斯和麦克马林的案例中，选举日前曾有不少人认为他们有望真正胜选。但随后——或许因为保守派选民意识到这会分流共和党选票——他们最终以更大的差距落败。

    话虽如此，即便这种策略似乎会分流共和党选票，也不代表2026年在爱达荷州、内布拉斯加州和南达科他州就不会分流共和党选票。尤其是爱达荷州和南达科他州，即便在最理想的情况下，恐怕也因过于深红而难以奏效。

    但也有必要指出，真正尝试过这类策略的年份：2014年、2022年和2024年。事实上，这些年份没有一个是真正有利于民主党的。2022年的选举是最接近的一次，整体局势也算势均力敌。

    对民主党人来说，乐观的看法是：这类策略过去已经取得了一定效果，如今民主党占尽天时地利，效果或许会更好。

    至少，这值得一试。

    The Democrats’ one neat trick to try to win a Senate majority

    2026-08-20T09:00:30.085Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/20/politics/independents-democrats-red-states-senate

    The battle for the Senate in 2026 comes with some fascinating wrinkles: In a trio of races — Idaho, Nebraska and South Dakota — the Democrat has dropped out to help an independent try to win in a red state.

    But this strategy has already been attempted in a handful of Senate races in recent years, and it has yet to actually work — at least at the federal level.

    So … could it this year?

    It remains unlikely. But history suggests it’s worth it to keep trying. It at least gives Democrats a better shot of depriving Republicans of seats in states where a Democratic nominee probably wouldn’t have a chance at winning.

    In fact, when this setup has been tried, Republicans have had some of their worst Senate results in recent history in those states.

    The big examples of this strategy in recent years have been the independent candidacies of Kansas’ Greg Orman in 2014, Utah’s Evan McMullin in 2022 and Nebraska’s Dan Osborn in 2024.

    Osborn, a Navy veteran and union organizer, is trying again in 2026. He’s joined in Idaho by Todd Achilles, a former state House member, and in South Dakota by Brian Bengs, a retired Air Force lieutenant colonel who previously ran for Senate as a Democrat.

    Osborn’s race two years ago was arguably the most successful use of this strategy to date in a Senate race.

    While he lost, he held GOP Sen. Deb Fischer to a considerably lower share of the vote (53%) than President Donald Trump took on the same ballot (59%). Osborn’s 7-point loss was also significantly closer than Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’ 21-point loss.

    Fischer’s performance was also the worst for a Republican in Nebraska since Democratic Sen. Ben Nelson last won the state 20 years ago.

    Likewise, McMullin in 2022 came within 10 points in a state Democrats have lost by 20-plus points in each of the two presidential elections.

    In Utah, it was the worst performance for a Republican Senate candidate in the last 50 years — since 1976. As in Nebraska, you have to go back to a time when the state had a Democratic senator to find a worse performance for the GOP.

    As for Kansas’ Orman in 2014, his performance might have been less historically impressive. But it was still impressive overall given the pro-GOP environment that year.

    Orman’s 11-point loss was similar to the margins Democrats lost by in 1996 and would go on to lose by in 2020 in Kansas. But he did it in a year in which the Republican Party was gaining seats — a whopping nine of them in the Senate, in fact.

    So we’ve got the worst GOP performance in the last 20 years in Nebraska, in the last 50 years in Utah, and one of the worst ones in the last 30 years in Kansas — despite it being a very good GOP year.

    Those aren’t wins for the independents, but they certainly aren’t bad returns.

    There was a somewhat similar situation in Alaska in 2020, when independent Al Gross won the Democratic nomination despite not being a registered Democrat. But he appeared on the ballot as the Democratic nominee. His nearly 13-point loss was somewhat unremarkable.

    Alaska does, though, provide the most recent example of this kind of strategy resulting in a win — in a governor’s race, at least. Independent Bill Walker was elected by 2 points in 2014 after the Democratic nominee dropped out and became his running mate.

    But there’s perhaps a good reason that happened in a governor’s race and not a Senate race. History shows Senate races tend to be more polarized. People view the candidates more as votes for one party or the other, and crossover votes aren’t as plentiful.

    That also might explain a phenomenon that’s become common in these races — that these independents tend to poll better than they ultimately perform. In the cases of Orman, Gross and McMullin, there was some thought heading into Election Day that they might actually win. But then — perhaps because conservative voters realized this would cost Republicans votes — they lost by wider margins.

    All that being said, just because this setup seems to cost the GOP votes doesn’t mean it might cost them in Idaho, Nebraska and South Dakota in 2026. Idaho and South Dakota, in particular, might just be too red for it to work even in the best circumstances.

    But it’s also worth pointing out something about the years in which this was truly tried: 2014, 2022 and 2024. In fact, none of them were truly good years for Democrats. The 2022 election was the closest, and it was a pretty evenly split one.

    For Democrats, the optimistic case is that this has worked somewhat in the past, and it might work more now that they have the wind at their backs.

    And at the very least, it’s worth a shot.

  • 参议院民主党议员就数据错误和人员流失问题质询美国农业部


    2026-08-20T10:04:25.526Z / 路透社

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    • 内容摘要
    • 六名民主党参议员在8月19日的一封信中要求提供美国农业部的数据程序细节，路透社审阅了该信件
    • 议员们要求美国农业部详细说明自特朗普重返白宫以来的人员流失情况
    • 参议员们警告称，不可靠的数据可能会扭曲关税、贸易执法和肉牛市场

    芝加哥8月20日路透电 — 美国参议院民主党议员周三晚间要求美国农业部解释该机构上月大幅高估牛肉出口销售额的原因，以及部门人员流失在此次失误中扮演的角色。

    由明尼苏达州民主党议员、参议院农业、营养和林业委员会 ranking member（注：应为少数党资深议员）艾米·克洛布查尔牵头的六名参议员，致信美国农业部副部长米歇尔·贝克林，要求提供有关美国农业部数据程序的细节。此前，农民、谷物商和投资者对该机构发布的影响市场走势的数据的担忧与日俱增。

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    7月，美国农业部公布美国周度牛肉出口销售额飙升近500%，但一周后将该数据下调90%，并称这是“一起孤立的流程问题”。

    此次牛肉出口销售额数据错误是一系列可疑的美国农业部报告中的最新一起。此前，特朗普政府重塑联邦政府期间出现人员流失，引发了各界对数据质量的担忧。

    去年夏天，美国农业部推迟发布一份报告，并排除了指出关税是农业贸易逆差预计增长原因的调查结果，此后分析师们对该机构的数据完整性提出了担忧。

    今年年初，行业经济学家和农民对美国农业部的报告准确性提出质疑，此前该机构对美国玉米种植面积进行了大规模的意外修正。此次修正促使发布种植面积预估的美国农业部国家农业统计服务局启动内部审查。

    交易员和分析师此前就对牛肉出口数据提出质疑，因为数据显示美国对部分国家的牛肉销售额是这些国家历来从美国采购量的数倍。此次数据错误正值消费者面临牛肉价格飙升之际，同时肉类加工厂因美国肉牛群规模达到数十年来最低水平而关闭了牛肉加工厂。

    路透社审阅的这封日期为8月19日的信件显示，议员们要求了解此次错误的成因以及未来防止报告问题的措施。

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    议员们还要求美国农业部解释其数据如何用于制定联邦关税政策并评估贸易协定进展，以及详细说明自唐纳德·特朗普总统重返白宫以来的人员流失情况。

    议员们表示，对美国农业部数据可靠性的质疑并非新鲜事，但数据错误问题可能产生更广泛的连锁反应。

    “此类问题出现时，可能会对肉牛行业各个层面的下游市场以及消费者造成影响，”参议员们在信中写道。“对这类数据的信任侵蚀不仅会破坏国内市场，还可能进一步损害美国与其贸易伙伴的关系。”

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    Senate Democrats question USDA about data errors, staff losses

    2026-08-20T10:04:25.526Z / Reuters

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    By Karl Plume

    August 20, 2026 10:04 AM UTC Updated 1 hour ago

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    • Summary
    • Six Democratic senators seek details on USDA data procedures in August 19 letter reviewed by Reuters
    • Lawmakers ask USDA to detail staff losses since Trump returned to White House
    • Senators warned unreliable figures could distort tariffs, trade enforcement and ​cattle markets

    CHICAGO, Aug 20 (Reuters) – U.S. Senate Democrats asked the Department of Agriculture late on Wednesday ​to explain what caused the agency to vastly overstate beef export sales last month and what role department staff losses played in the mistake.

    Six senators, led by Amy Klobuchar, a Democrat from Minnesota and ranking member of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry, sent a ​letter to USDA Deputy Under Secretary Michelle Bekkering seeking details about USDA’s data procedures amid growing concerns ​among farmers, grain merchants and investors about market-moving data produced by the agency.

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    In July, the ​USDA reported a nearly 500% jump in weekly U.S. beef export sales before revising the figure down by 90% a ​week later, calling it “an isolated processing issue.”

    The beef export sales error was the latest of a series of questionable USDA reports amid ​concerns about data quality after staffing losses during the Trump administration’s reshaping of the federal government.

    Last summer, analysts voiced concerns about agency data integrity after the USDA delayed a report and excluded findings that pointed to tariffs as a reason for a forecasted increase in the agricultural trade ​deficit.

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    And early this year, industry economists and farmers raised questions about the accuracy of USDA reports after the agency issued ​massive unexpected revisions to U.S. corn acreage. These revisions prompted USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service, which releases acreage estimates, to launch an ​internal review.

    Traders ​and analysts had cast doubt on the beef export data because it included sales to some countries that were several times larger than those countries had ever purchased from the United States. The data error came as consumers grappled with soaring beef prices and as meat packers have shuttered beef plants amid the smallest U.S. cattle herd in decades.

    The ​lawmakers sought information about what ​caused the error and measures ​being taken to prevent reporting problems in the future, according to the letter dated August 19, which was reviewed by Reuters.

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    They also asked the USDA to explain how its ​data is being used to shape federal tariff policies and assess progress on trade ​deals, and to ​detail staff losses since President Donald Trump returned to the White House.

    The lawmakers said that questions about the reliability of USDA data are not new, but that problems with data errors can have broader ripple effects.

    “When issues like this arise, it ​can ​cause downstream market impacts at all levels of the cattle industry, as ​well as consumers,” the senators wrote. “An erosion of trust in this data would not only undermine domestic markets but could also lead to further ​damage in U.S. relationships with our trading partners.”

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    原油进口成本上升 日本连续三个月出现贸易逆差

    2026年8月20日 16:16 / 联合早报

    日本7月连续第三个月出现贸易逆差。图为8月20日，日本首都东京一个工业港口的工人将集装箱装载到货船上。 （路透社）

    受原油等商品进口成本上涨影响，日本7月贸易逆差达6345亿日元（50.85亿新元）。这是日本连续第三个月出现贸易逆差。

    新华社报道，日本财务省星期四（8月20日）公布的初步统计结果显示数据显示，7月日本出口额11.51万亿日元。当月进口额同比增长27.8%至约12.15万亿日元，连续六个月增长，且连续两个月创历史新高。其中，原油进口额达1.41万亿日元，同比增长87.8%。

    受中东局势影响，霍尔木兹海峡通行受阻，日本加紧从其他地区采购，原油进口成本上升。

    三井住友银行（SMBC）日兴证券公司高级经济师宫前耕也指出，受原油价格上涨影响，日本贸易逆差态势或将延续，预计2026年全年贸易逆差规模可能超过5万亿日元。

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    原油进口成本上升 日本连续三个月出现贸易逆差

    2026年8月20日 16:16 / 联合早报

    日本7月连续第三个月出现贸易逆差。图为8月20日，日本首都东京一个工业港口的工人将集装箱装载到货船上。 （路透社）

    受原油等商品进口成本上涨影响，日本7月贸易逆差达6345亿日元（50.85亿新元）。这是日本连续第三个月出现贸易逆差。

    新华社报道，日本财务省星期四（8月20日）公布的初步统计结果显示数据显示，7月日本出口额11.51万亿日元。当月进口额同比增长27.8%至约12.15万亿日元，连续六个月增长，且连续两个月创历史新高。其中，原油进口额达1.41万亿日元，同比增长87.8%。

    受中东局势影响，霍尔木兹海峡通行受阻，日本加紧从其他地区采购，原油进口成本上升。

    三井住友银行（SMBC）日兴证券公司高级经济师宫前耕也指出，受原油价格上涨影响，日本贸易逆差态势或将延续，预计2026年全年贸易逆差规模可能超过5万亿日元。

  • 朝鲜发射弹道导弹，特朗普寻求重启与金正恩的核谈判


    更新于：2026年8月20日 / 美国东部时间上午6:15 / 哥伦比亚广播公司/法新社

    首尔—— 韩国军方周四表示，朝鲜发射了多枚短程弹道导弹。此前数小时，特朗普总统称他将于今年晚些时候再次与朝鲜独裁者金正恩会晤。

    这个拥有核武器的朝鲜最近的这次发射，是在特朗普下令缩减正在进行的韩美联合军演“乙支自由护盾”之后，该军演现已定于周五结束。

    平壤长期以来谴责美韩军演是入侵预演，并经常在军演期间及前后进行导弹试射。

    特朗普表示，他做出缩减这场军演的决定“基于我与金正恩的良好关系”。他称这项长期存在的年度军演向朝鲜发出了“完全不当且充满敌意的信号”。

    他还表示，韩国在伊朗战争中未提供援助也是一个因素。

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    特朗普总统表示，与金正恩“和睦相处”很重要，并补充称朝鲜现在拥有57枚“威力极强”的核武器。

    首尔官员周四表示，朝鲜目前拥有80至120枚核弹头，他们无法解释本国估算与特朗普说法之间的差异。

    就在特朗普表示期待与金正恩再次会晤数小时后，韩国联合参谋本部的一名官员告诉法新社，朝鲜从平壤地区发射了“约10枚短程弹道导弹”。

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    2026年8月20日，韩国首尔火车站的民众在收看新闻播报，画面为朝鲜导弹试射的资料视频。当天据韩国军方消息，朝鲜发射了约10枚短程弹道导弹。郑妍济/法新社/盖蒂图片社

    据日本首相府的一条X平台帖子显示，日本此前称朝鲜不久前发射的一枚疑似“弹道导弹”已经坠落。

    特朗普突然将注意力转向金正恩，并缩减与韩国的联合军演，这让亚洲盟友感到担忧，引发了人们的猜测：在伊朗战争陷入代价高昂的僵局之际，他或许正在寻求外交政策上的胜利。

    朝鲜领导人有权势的妹妹金与正周三表示，她的哥哥对特朗普“有着美好的回忆和情感”，两国领导人之间的关系仍然“非常好”。

    不过她表示，她不知道两国领导人目前有任何沟通。

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    特朗普在首届总统任期内曾与金正恩会晤三次，他称赞自己与这位独裁领导人的关系，但未能让后者做出任何实质性承诺以遏制朝鲜的核武器项目，而该项目此后一直在稳步推进。

    就在首尔宣布“乙支自由护盾”军演将提前约一周于周五结束——“应美方提议”——数小时后，金与正发表了上述声明。

    五角大楼表示，缩减后的军演不会“削弱美国的训练目标”。

    该军演旨在应对朝鲜可能发起的进攻。

    美国在韩国部署有约2.85万名士兵以加强韩国的防御——这是1950至1953年朝鲜战争的遗留产物，那场战争以停战协定而非和平条约告终。

    韩国国防部长安圭 backed（安圭伯？此处应为安奎燮/安圭北？按标准译法应为安岐滨/安圭北，正确标准译法是安奎燮）表示，首尔仍反对正式承认朝鲜为核武器国家，而这正是金正恩长期以来的诉求。

    当被问及华盛顿是否“放弃”了朝鲜无核化目标时，安圭伯表示他不这么认为。

    长期以来一直推动加强本土国防以减少韩国对美国依赖的韩国总统李在明，周三表示，他将“尽最大努力”支持特朗普与朝鲜的和平斡旋努力。

    North Korea launches ballistic missiles as Trump seeks to rekindle nuclear talks with Kim Jong Un

    Updated on: August 20, 2026 / 6:15 AM EDT / CBS/AFP

    Seoul— North Korea fired several short-range ballistic missiles, Seoul’s military said Thursday, hours after President Trump said he would meet again with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un later this year.

    The latest launches by the nuclear-armed North came after Mr. Trump ordered a reduction in the ongoing joint South Korea-U.S. Ulchi Freedom Shield military exercises, which are now set to end Friday.

    Pyongyang has long condemned U.S.-South Korean exercises as rehearsals for an invasion, often staging missile test launches during and around the drills.

    Mr. Trump said he made the decision to scale back the war games “based on my very good relationship with” Kim. He said the longstanding annual military exercises sent a “totally inappropriate and hostile signal” to the North.

    South Korea’s lack of assistance in the war with Iran was also a factor, he said.

    South Korean soldiers take part in an anti-terror drill at a hotel in Seoul on Aug. 19, 2026, on the sidelines of a major South Korea-U.S. joint military exercise named Ulchi Freedom Shield. Jung Yeon-je/AFP/Getty

    The president said it was important to “get along” with Kim, adding that Pyongyang now had 57 “very powerful” nuclear weapons.

    Officials in Seoul said Thursday that North Korea now has between 80 and 120 nuclear warheads, and they couldn’t explain the discrepancy between their estimate and Mr. Trump’s.

    Just hours after Mr. Trump said he expected to meet again with Kim, an official from Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff told the AFP that the North had fired “around 10 short-range ballistic missiles” from the Pyongyang area.

    People watch a news broadcast showing file video of a North Korean missile test, at a train station in Seoul, South Korea, Aug. 20, 2026, after the North fired around 10 short-range ballistic missiles, according to South Korea’s military. Jung Yeon-je/AFP/Getty

    Japan earlier said a suspected “ballistic missile launched by North Korea a short while ago has already fallen,” according to an X post from the prime minister’s office.

    Mr. Trump’s sudden focus on Kim and his scaling back of the joint drills with South Korea have alarmed Asian allies, sparking speculation that he may be seeking a foreign policy win as the Iran war grinds on in a costly stalemate.

    Kim Yo Jong, the North Korean leader’s powerful sister, said Wednesday that her brother had “good memories and feelings” about Mr. Trump and that the relationship between the two leaders remained “excellent.”

    She said, however, that she was unaware of any current communication between the two leaders.

    https://www.cbsnews.com/video/hr-mcmaster-reacts-trump-north-korea-kim-jong-un/
    H.R. McMaster reacts to Trump apparently pushing for meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un 05:16

    Mr. Trump met three times with Kim during his first term, lauding his relations with the authoritarian leader but failing to get him to make any solid commitments to rein in North Korea’s nuclear weapons program, which has advanced steadily since.

    Her statement came hours after Seoul announced the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises would end on Friday — about a week earlier than planned — “at the suggestion of the U.S. side.”

    The Pentagon said the reduced drills would cause “no degradation to U.S. training objectives.”

    The exercises are designed to prepare for a possible attack by North Korea.

    The United States has about 28,500 forces stationed in South Korea to bolster the country’s defenses — a legacy of the 1950-53 Korean War that ended with an armistice rather than a peace treaty.

    South Korea’s Defense Minister Ahn Gyu-back said Seoul remained opposed to officially recognizing the North as a nuclear-weapon state, something Kim has long sought.

    Asked whether Washington had “given up” on North Korea’s denuclearization, Ahn said he did not believe so.

    President Lee Jae Myung, who has long pushed for stronger homegrown defenses to reduce South Korea’s reliance on the United States, said Wednesday that he would “do his utmost” to support Mr. Trump’s peacemaking efforts with the North.

  • 美国年轻人日益警惕AI 忧技术进步剥夺大量工作


    2026年8月20日 16:37 / 联合早报

    人工智能已走进各行各业，美国加利福尼亚州这个农场就使用人工智能和其他技术管理奶牛，包括为它们挤奶和梳理毛发等。 （法新社）

    （华盛顿彭博电）调查显示，美国最年轻的劳动群体对人工智能（AI）的疑虑正日益加深。他们担心，这项技术的进步将导致大规模失业。

    根据皮尤研究中心6月份进行的调查，美国30岁以下成年人中，有55%对AI技术的担忧多于兴奋。这是自2021年皮尤展开这项调查以来，这一比率首次过半。

    这与大多数其他年龄群体的态度趋于一致。30岁以下劳动者本是最看好AI潜能的一群人，现在却成了最警惕AI的群体。

    如今，这一群体中有近四分之三认为，AI将导致就业机会减少，占比高于两年前的61%。

    这项调查凸显美国年轻人与AI之间的复杂关系。他们能够熟练使用这项技术，但与此同时，这项技术也威胁着初入职场的他们需要的初级职位。

    整体上，有超过半数受访美国人对AI感到担忧。不过，已在职场站稳脚跟的人对AI的看法则越来越正面，这为AI对经验丰富者有利的观点提供支持。

    目前，AI对美国招聘的影响仍有待观察。有迹象显示，初级岗位招聘已开始放缓，一些企业高管也公开说，他们正用AI取代部分人力，以节约成本。

    美国年轻人日益警惕AI 忧技术进步剥夺大量工作

    2026年8月20日 16:37 / 联合早报

    人工智能已走进各行各业，美国加利福尼亚州这个农场就使用人工智能和其他技术管理奶牛，包括为它们挤奶和梳理毛发等。 （法新社）

    （华盛顿彭博电）调查显示，美国最年轻的劳动群体对人工智能（AI）的疑虑正日益加深。他们担心，这项技术的进步将导致大规模失业。

    根据皮尤研究中心6月份进行的调查，美国30岁以下成年人中，有55%对AI技术的担忧多于兴奋。这是自2021年皮尤展开这项调查以来，这一比率首次过半。

    这与大多数其他年龄群体的态度趋于一致。30岁以下劳动者本是最看好AI潜能的一群人，现在却成了最警惕AI的群体。

    如今，这一群体中有近四分之三认为，AI将导致就业机会减少，占比高于两年前的61%。

    这项调查凸显美国年轻人与AI之间的复杂关系。他们能够熟练使用这项技术，但与此同时，这项技术也威胁着初入职场的他们需要的初级职位。

    整体上，有超过半数受访美国人对AI感到担忧。不过，已在职场站稳脚跟的人对AI的看法则越来越正面，这为AI对经验丰富者有利的观点提供支持。

    目前，AI对美国招聘的影响仍有待观察。有迹象显示，初级岗位招聘已开始放缓，一些企业高管也公开说，他们正用AI取代部分人力，以节约成本。

  • 美国年轻人日益警惕AI 忧技术进步剥夺大量工作


    2026-08-20 16:37 / 联合早报

    人工智能已走进各行各业，美国加利福尼亚州这个农场就使用人工智能和其他技术管理奶牛，包括为它们挤奶和梳理毛发等。 （法新社）

    （华盛顿彭博电）调查显示，美国最年轻的劳动群体对人工智能（AI）的疑虑正日益加深。他们担心，这项技术的进步将导致大规模失业。

    根据皮尤研究中心6月份进行的调查，美国30岁以下成年人中，有55%对AI技术的担忧多于兴奋。这是自2021年皮尤展开这项调查以来，这一比率首次过半。

    这与大多数其他年龄群体的态度趋于一致。30岁以下劳动者本是最看好AI潜能的一群人，现在却成了最警惕AI的群体。

    如今，这一群体中有近四分之三认为，AI将导致就业机会减少，占比高于两年前的61%。

    这项调查凸显美国年轻人与AI之间的复杂关系。他们能够熟练使用这项技术，但与此同时，这项技术也威胁着初入职场的他们需要的初级职位。

    整体上，有超过半数受访美国人对AI感到担忧。不过，已在职场站稳脚跟的人对AI的看法则越来越正面，这为AI对经验丰富者有利的观点提供支持。

    目前，AI对美国招聘的影响仍有待观察。有迹象显示，初级岗位招聘已开始放缓，一些企业高管也公开说，他们正用AI取代部分人力，以节约成本。

    美国年轻人日益警惕AI 忧技术进步剥夺大量工作

    2026-08-20 16:37 / 联合早报

    人工智能已走进各行各业，美国加利福尼亚州这个农场就使用人工智能和其他技术管理奶牛，包括为它们挤奶和梳理毛发等。 （法新社）

    （华盛顿彭博电）调查显示，美国最年轻的劳动群体对人工智能（AI）的疑虑正日益加深。他们担心，这项技术的进步将导致大规模失业。

    根据皮尤研究中心6月份进行的调查，美国30岁以下成年人中，有55%对AI技术的担忧多于兴奋。这是自2021年皮尤展开这项调查以来，这一比率首次过半。

    这与大多数其他年龄群体的态度趋于一致。30岁以下劳动者本是最看好AI潜能的一群人，现在却成了最警惕AI的群体。

    如今，这一群体中有近四分之三认为，AI将导致就业机会减少，占比高于两年前的61%。

    这项调查凸显美国年轻人与AI之间的复杂关系。他们能够熟练使用这项技术，但与此同时，这项技术也威胁着初入职场的他们需要的初级职位。

    整体上，有超过半数受访美国人对AI感到担忧。不过，已在职场站稳脚跟的人对AI的看法则越来越正面，这为AI对经验丰富者有利的观点提供支持。

    目前，AI对美国招聘的影响仍有待观察。有迹象显示，初级岗位招聘已开始放缓，一些企业高管也公开说，他们正用AI取代部分人力，以节约成本。

  • 特金会深圳APEC峰会登场？北京称不掌握信息不做评论


    2026年8月20日 16:05 / 联合早报

    美国媒体报道，美国总统特朗普可能在11月于深圳举行的亚太经合组织（APEC）领导人峰会期间，与朝鲜领导人金正恩会晤。图为金正恩（左）与特朗普2019年6月30日在板门店朝韩边境非军事区进行历史性会面。 （法新社档案照）

    对于法新社引述美媒报道称，美国总统特朗普探讨在今年11月于深圳举行的亚太经合组织（APEC）领导人峰会期间与朝鲜领导人金正恩会晤，中国外交部对此表示，中方不掌握具体信息，不做评论。

    中国外交部发言人林剑星期四（8月20日）在主持例行记者会受询时说：“关于你提到的朝美接触的事宜，我不掌握具体信息，对此不做评论。”

    《华尔街日报》星期二（8月18日）引述美国官员报道，特朗普近期私下积极探讨在下一趟亚洲之行期间与金正恩会面，希望与朝鲜的核谈判能取得比第一任期更大的进展。目前白宫尚未正式启动会晤筹备，但11月亚太经合组织领导人峰会是潜在契机。

    不过，朝鲜劳动党副部长、最高领导人金正恩的胞妹金与正星期三（8月19日）说，完全不知晓朝美领导人之间曾有任何沟通。她指出，尽管朝美领导人之间“私人关系良好”，但美国仍是朝鲜国家安全的最大威胁，美方对朝敌对政策没有任何改变。

    特朗普去年10月亚洲巡访时也曾尝试与金正恩会面，并公开释放会晤意愿。据报道，平壤当时私下表达开放态度，但因准备时间不足，最终未能成行。

    特金会深圳APEC峰会登场？北京称不掌握信息不做评论

    2026年8月20日 16:05 / 联合早报

    美国媒体报道，美国总统特朗普可能在11月于深圳举行的亚太经合组织（APEC）领导人峰会期间，与朝鲜领导人金正恩会晤。图为金正恩（左）与特朗普2019年6月30日在板门店朝韩边境非军事区进行历史性会面。 （法新社档案照）

    对于法新社引述美媒报道称，美国总统特朗普探讨在今年11月于深圳举行的亚太经合组织（APEC）领导人峰会期间与朝鲜领导人金正恩会晤，中国外交部对此表示，中方不掌握具体信息，不做评论。

    中国外交部发言人林剑星期四（8月20日）在主持例行记者会受询时说：“关于你提到的朝美接触的事宜，我不掌握具体信息，对此不做评论。”

    《华尔街日报》星期二（8月18日）引述美国官员报道，特朗普近期私下积极探讨在下一趟亚洲之行期间与金正恩会面，希望与朝鲜的核谈判能取得比第一任期更大的进展。目前白宫尚未正式启动会晤筹备，但11月亚太经合组织领导人峰会是潜在契机。

    不过，朝鲜劳动党副部长、最高领导人金正恩的胞妹金与正星期三（8月19日）说，完全不知晓朝美领导人之间曾有任何沟通。她指出，尽管朝美领导人之间“私人关系良好”，但美国仍是朝鲜国家安全的最大威胁，美方对朝敌对政策没有任何改变。

    特朗普去年10月亚洲巡访时也曾尝试与金正恩会面，并公开释放会晤意愿。据报道，平壤当时私下表达开放态度，但因准备时间不足，最终未能成行。

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