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AI scientist quits Anthropic over risk to humanity
Briefed in the Morning News edition of Thursday, 10 September 2026
What was discussed
Anthropic researcher warns AI could kill humanity3:22
- Evan Hubingerassertion
I personally think it's a greater than ten percent chance within the next decade.
- Former Anthropic researcherassertion
The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade.
- Chris Vallanceopinion
Reining in AI development is difficult for individual nations without feeling they're putting themselves at risk, suggesting a multinational agreement is required.
UK sanctions Israeli West Bank settlements6:33
- Andy Burnhamassertion
Britain has to stand for fairness against injustice, where people are being bullied out of their homes, intimidated.
- Yolanda Nellassertion
Israeli officials attribute the UK's timing to the political party conference season and claim Muslim immigration is influencing UK policy.
- Gideon Saarclip
The UK's sanctions are blatant interference in Israel's own election and a moral distortion.
- Barak Ravidclip
President Trump did not oppose the British move to ban settlement goods when informed ahead of the announcement.
Cameroon femicide crisis sparks legislative calls11:16
- Official figuresassertion
At least 250 women were killed between 2023 and the first four months of this year.
- Marie Teresa Bena Onduaassertion
A bill to protect women is currently being reviewed and will probably reach parliament in the November session.
- Graceassertion
Women who are victims of domestic violence in Cameroon are not protected and face victim-blaming when they complain.
Norway holds state funeral for King Harald V15:04
- Mimi Swabyassertion
The late King Harald was incredibly popular, but the new King Haakon has big shoes to fill due to scandals involving his wife's ties to Jeffrey Epstein and his stepson's rape convictions.
Afghan woman climbs Mount Everest20:58
- River Ahmedassertion
I just wanted to prove that Afghan women can do different things and are not powerless. I survived a Taliban attack by putting period blood on my face and pretending to be dead.
US Secretary of State visits Colombia24:37
- Laura Lizarrazoassertion
Secretary Rubio's visit aims to advance three US objectives: strengthening the fight against drug cartels, consolidating US influence, and building a coalition of aligned governments. The visit seeks to restore ties strained under Gustavo Petro's government, but Colombia is deeply divided over US security involvement due to sovereignty concerns.
Hot drinks linked to esophageal cancer risk28:16
- Karen Papierassertion
Drinking very hot beverages could increase the risk of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma, possibly due to repeated heat damage to the lining. Drinking six or more hot drinks a day is associated with a 70% higher risk, but the absolute lifetime risk remains around 1%.
South Park renamed South America31:55
- Trey Parker and Matt Stoneassertion
We are changing the name of South Park to South America, inspired by the bravery and patriotism of Apple and Google.
- White Houseclip
South Park is a fourth-rate show hanging on by a thread with uninspired ideas in a desperate attempt for attention.
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