Anthropic’s Extinction Warning, AI in the Classroom, and Apple’s Foldable Debut
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A top Anthropic engineer resigns as researchers warn of AI extinction risk, Microsoft and a major teachers union agree on AI safety rules for U.S. classrooms, and Apple unveils its first foldable iPhone under new CEO John Ternus.
Hosted by Mike Vizard, with guests Jon Swartz, Jack Gold and Jaime Hampton.
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