A recent social media storm has sparked heated debate over the viability of AI, with an Anthropic researcher warning that we might be a decade away from a total wipeout. While his claims are not entirely new, they have reignited fears of a runaway train in AI development.

WIRED's Will Knight suggests that the resignation has more to do with the increasing competition between AI companies, particularly OpenAI and Anthropic, who are racing to achieve recursive self-improvement. This process, while promising, has raised concerns about potential loss of control over AI capabilities.

Adding to the mix is the controversial US Census Bureau report on noncitizen voting, which was based on faulty data, highlighting the potential for AI to contribute to misinformation and misjudgment in critical areas.

Meanwhile, Apple's latest iPhone, the Duo, has garnered attention for its unique design and high price tag, prompting discussions on the future of foldable technology and the ethical implications of premium pricing in consumer electronics.