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iPhone Duo Reactions, Anthropic Says AI Could End Humanity and Microsoft Employee Buyouts

iPhone Duo Reactions, Anthropic Says AI Could End Humanity and Microsoft Employee Buyouts Folding screen teardowns, doomsday AI filings and massive tech buyouts make for a chaotic news cycle. Here is the full recap. Owen Poole covers today’s top tech stories, including the release of the iPhone Duo and iFixit’s teardown and Microsoft offering voluntary buyouts to over 60,000 employees. Plus,…

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  • anthropic s1 filing shows billions in losses
  • microsoft offers voluntary buyouts to over 60,000 employees
  • ex‑anthropic researcher warns ai could end humanity

Microsoft’s Massive Employee Buyout Shows How AI Is Reshaping the Economy

Timecode chapters 0:00 iPhone Duo release and repairability

1:11 Anthropic S1 filing and financials

2:17 Microsoft staff cuts and AI spending

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Owen Poole

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Owen Poole is a senior video producer for the CNET Group, focusing on wearable tech, sports tech, and health and fitness tech.

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iPhone Duo Reactions, Anthropic Says AI Could End Humanity and Microsoft Employee Buyouts

cnet.com · 27 October 2026

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