Today: Apple presents iPhone duo | This is behind the AI doomsday fear
Apple is releasing a foldable smartphone for the first time. Investors were not really surprised by this. And: The dismissal of an Anthropic employee is fueling a debate about AI safety.
Apple's new CEO, John Ternus, has unveiled the new foldable iPhone Duo, his first product presentation since taking over from Tim Cook earlier this month. Meanwhile, 27-year-old AI researcher Jason Coxon has quit his job at Anthropic, citing concerns over the company's responsibility in developing self-improving superintelligence. Coxon's departure has reignited the AI "doomsday" debate, with Handelsblatt reporters discussing the risks and responsibilities of AI development.
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