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AI safety warnings dominate the latest technology coverage: former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon has resigned and warned that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity as soon as 2030, criticising both companies for acting irresponsibly [1, 4]. This has prompted a political response, with US lawmakers across the spectrum condemning AI firms [4], and in the UK, Andy Burnham acknowledging that AI poses risks to national security following reports that Anthropic withheld its newest model from the government [6]. Separately, the UK's medicines regulator says new laws are needed to govern AI in healthcare, since current rules weren't built for systems that keep learning after approval [2]. On the consumer tech side, one reviewer has suggested TCL's new Mini-LED TV as a stronger buy than OLED for those wanting a near-100-inch screen [5].