
Ep. 147: iPhone Duo screen failures cluster near the hinge as Apple’s foldable launches (Daily Recap, Oct 24)
RuntimeWire: Breaking AI NewsShow Notes
Your daily audio briefing for October 24, 2026, covering 6 top startup stories from RuntimeWire — funding rounds, hiring signals, and product moves. In this episode: iPhone Duo screen failures cluster near the hinge as Apple’s foldable launches • Claude Code engineers Thariq Shihipar and Anthony Morris leave Anthropic • CIA contractor Ian Brinksman charged over alleged leaks to Substack writer • Anthropic keeps Claude Duet's credentials out of the agent's reach • Bernstein says only 35% of announced US data center capacity is likely to materialize • Axios bets AI can stretch local reporting and sell news feeds to LLM firms.
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