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Apple crowns new CEO with foldable iPhone as AI safety warning and Miliband row grip headlines
Apple unveiled the foldable iPhone Duo and iPhone 18 Pro under debut chief John Ternus, while an ex-Anthropic researcher warned of reckless AI risk-taking and Israel attacked Ed Miliband over a West Bank settlements import ban; Arsenal face Napoli in the Champions League tonight.
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2026 CMA Awards Nominees To Be Revealed Live: Here’s How To Watch
The Country Music Association will reveal the nominees for the 60th Annual CMA Awards on Thursday, 10 September, kicking off with a live segment on Good Morning America before a fuller announcement streams from Nashville. Lainey Wilson, the reigning host, has already been confirmed to lead the ceremony for a third consecutive year, meaning attention…
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Anthropic Researcher Quits Over Existential AI Risk Concerns, Warns Industry of ‘Reckless’ Development
Jacob Coxon, an AI researcher who resigned from Anthropic, has publicly warned that frontier AI companies are “gambling with our lives” by pursuing self-improving superintelligence without adequate safeguards. His concerns were notably corroborated by Evan Hubinger, Anthropic’s Alignment Science lead, who stated on social media that he personally believes there is more than a 10%…
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Anthropic Researcher Jacob Coxon Resigns, Warns A.I. Industry Is “Gambling With Our Lives”
Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old researcher who worked on pretraining at both OpenAI and Anthropic, has resigned from Anthropic and publicly warned that the AI industry is “gambling with our lives” by racing towards self-improving superintelligence. His seven-part message on X, amplified by an accompanying Wall Street Journal interview, gained nearly 76 million views overnight, with…
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Weirdo, scumbag and retard – the sickening expletive-laden rant millionaire beauty entrepreneur Linda Stinson launched at man simply waiting to collect a pizza – followed by this astonishing threat
Millionaire beauty entrepreneur Linda Stinson has apologised after footage emerged of her launching an expletive-laden tirade at a man waiting to collect a pizza in the lobby of the Redcastle Hotel in Co. Donegal. In the video, which went viral, Stinson, 42, from Co. Tyrone, threatened to kill the man and repeatedly called him a…
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Popular TikTok stars Squirmy and Grubs are expecting first baby after previously unsuccessful IVF journey
TikTok and YouTube stars Hannah and Shane Burcaw, known as Squirmy and Grubs, have announced they are expecting their first child, due in January, after previously going through an unsuccessful IVF journey. The Minnesota-based couple, who married in 2020, shared the news on Instagram alongside images from a baby scan, saying they wanted to celebrate…
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Grand Theft Auto VI: can playing a video game count as cheating on your partner?
The reveal of Grand Theft Auto VI has sparked an unlikely social media debate over whether playing the game amounts to cheating on a real-life partner, focused not on its trademark violence but on the romance between its protagonists, Lucia and Jason. Players must nurture the couple’s relationship through gestures such as holding hands, going…
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Jon Stewart ridicules Trump aide Natalie Harp comparing her to Elizabeth Holmes
Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show after a month-long break and mocked Trump aide Natalie Harp by comparing her to disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, using the viral trailer for Nathan Fielder’s documentary “You Can See Everything” as his springboard. Stewart displayed a CNN clip of a letter Harp reportedly wrote to Trump reading…
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Jon Stewart Likens Donald Trump Aide Natalie Harp To Elizabeth Holmes In Viral ‘You Can See Everything’ Trailer
Jon Stewart used his return to The Daily Show after a month-long break to mock Donald Trump, taking particular aim at aide Natalie Harp by comparing her to Elizabeth Holmes. The comparison was sparked by the viral trailer for Nathan Fielder’s documentary You Can See Everything, which superimposed Trump’s face onto Fielder’s body opposite Holmes…
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Two Channel boats, protesters and royal rift dominate as Nottingham inquiry raises new questions
Migrant boats faced masked protesters near Portsmouth as Harry and Meghan’s row with the Palace deepened, while an inquiry heard Barnaby Webber’s death may have been preventable; also: a Taliban execution filmed in Afghanistan, LG TV privacy concerns, and Monty Don’s Gardeners’ World exit.