Google commits €13 billion to AI infrastructure and energy-related projects in Finland in what it calls its largest single investment in Europe. The spending is set for 2027 and 2028 and expands data-centre capacity and supporting systems for products including Search, Maps, YouTube and Gemini, underscoring how heavily big tech is building for AI demand.

Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon resigns and says leading AI companies are racing toward systems that could become dangerously powerful. He argues that Anthropic and OpenAI are not acting responsibly, warns of self-improving superintelligence, and says advanced AI could threaten humanity by the end of the decade through capabilities such as hacking, rapid learning and gaining real-world influence.

Concern about AI safety deepens as another Anthropic safety researcher puts the risk in stark terms, saying there is better than a 10% chance that AI could kill all humans within the next decade. The comments add to growing public debate over whether frontier labs are moving faster on capability than on governance and control.

Apple unveils the iPhone Duo, its first foldable iPhone, introducing a dual-screen design built around a flexible inner display and a smaller outer screen. Apple also emphasizes software changes that adapt iOS as the device opens and closes, framing the product as both a new hardware category and a new way to use the iPhone.

Apple also refreshes its earbuds lineup with AirPods 5, adding stronger active noise cancellation and new Siri-focused AI features. The company says the open-ear earbuds cut up to 50% more outside noise than the previous generation, alongside updated acoustics and Adaptive EQ aimed at improving everyday listening and voice interactions.