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California's governor has signed what officials are calling landmark legislation targeting how minors interact with social media and AI chatbots. The laws aim to build guardrails around young people's online lives, though critics argue the rules may be difficult to enforce and could raise thorny questions about access and free expression.
Shifting to the chip industry, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is projecting growth of around seventy percent in the coming year, pointing to the company's expanding reach across AI infrastructure, data centers, and enterprise computing. Huang pushed back against suggestions that Nvidia's deals are self-reinforcing, insisting the demand is genuine and broad-based.
And in Cupertino, newly appointed Apple CEO John Ternus is stepping into the spotlight for the first time in a major public conversation, describing the moment he learned of his promotion as one that gave him goosebumps. Ternus signaled that artificial intelligence will sit at the center of Apple's next chapter of innovation, with hints at a foldable iPhone adding to the intrigue.
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