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Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has called for dialogue between the United States and China on artificial intelligence, warning the technology could be potentially dangerous. He argued that the two countries, home to leading AI developers, need to communicate on safety and risks rather than pursue the technology in isolation amid rising tech tensions.

Israeli forces raided the town of Qabatiya, south of Jenin in the occupied West Bank. Details on arrests, casualties or damage were not immediately available. The incursion comes amid ongoing Israeli military operations across northern West Bank towns, which Palestinian sources regularly report as raids involving live fire, checkpoints and restrictions on residents' movement.

President Trump awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation and the National Medal of Science to a group of leading technology figures, including Elon Musk, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Dell founder Michael Dell. The White House ceremony recognised contributions to science, innovation and US technological leadership, drawing wide attention given the prominence of the honourees and their ties to the administration.

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang told CNBC that the company must work with Chinese AI companies on safety matters. His comments highlight ongoing debate about collaboration between US chipmakers and China's rapidly growing AI sector amid tightening export controls and geopolitical tensions. The remarks have drawn attention from technology and policy observers tracking how AI safety standards can develop across competing national ecosystems.

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang said he wants 'no incidents' when it comes to AI cybersecurity, and argued that people warning of AI-driven doom 'ought to stop working on' the technology instead of fearing it. His comments put him at odds with prominent AI safety advocates and highlight the ongoing debate over how seriously the industry should treat existential AI risks.

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang said he wants 'no incidents' of AI-related cybersecurity problems, and argued that AI doomers 'ought to stop working on' the technology rather than warning about its risks. His comments add to an ongoing debate between AI industry leaders who stress the technology's benefits and critics who fear catastrophic outcomes. As head of the company powering much of the AI boom, Huang's remarks carry particular weight in the safety discussion.

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has said he would cut off developers whose use of the company's AI technology becomes unsafe. The comments come as the leading chipmaker faces growing scrutiny over its role in the AI boom and debate intensifies over how far companies should go in policing the safety of artificial intelligence systems.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says TSMC would not return his calls in the company's early days, and only its founder, Morris Chang, got the chipmaking partnership moving by responding personally. TSMC now manufactures Nvidia's most advanced AI chips, and the anecdote highlights how a personal call from Chang helped launch one of the most consequential supplier relationships in the semiconductor industry.

A story is circulating about how Nvidia chief Jensen Huang, decades ago, cold-called TSMC founder Morris Chang to pitch that the Taiwanese foundry manufacture chips for Nvidia, a move that grew into one of the most consequential partnerships in the semiconductor industry. The anecdote highlights the risky early bet that helped make both companies central to today's AI boom.

Intel's chief executive has reportedly voiced a view similar to Nvidia's Jensen Huang on low-cost Chinese AI models, according to a headline circulating among traders. The remarks suggest acceptance that cheaper models from China are reshaping the AI chip and software landscape. Market watchers are focused on Intel's stock around the $100 level as the story gains traction.

Mike Haridopolos and a candidate named Jenkins are at the center of a congressional race in Florida whose outcome could help decide which party controls the US House of Representatives. Coverage is framing the contest as part of the broader national battle for congressional majorities.

Croatia's government has proposed amendments to the budget law aimed at making public money planning more transparent, using EU funds more effectively, and improving the budget's readiness to respond to crises and unforeseen situations. These are described as the three core goals of the proposed changes. The announcement is drawing attention as it touches on how state finances are planned and overseen.

Motherwell take on Celtic with manager Jens Berthel Askou's side being urged to keep 'clear heads', according to BBC coverage of the fixture. The Scottish Premiership meeting is drawing attention as fans and pundits discuss how Motherwell will approach the match against the league's dominant side.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang described AI distillation as 'competition,' speaking amid ongoing debate over China's use of the technique to build cheaper AI models from larger ones. His comments touch a sensitive nerve in US-China tech rivalry, since distillation allows smaller players and Chinese labs to catch up using outputs from leading models, raising questions about intellectual property and Nvidia's own market position.

Jennifer Connelly is trending in the United States, coinciding with coverage of Louis Vuitton's latest fashion show, which featured slinky dresses and fluid jackets designed with a warming world in mind. The actress, a longtime face of the brand, is drawing searches as the collection and its star attendees circulate widely online.

Kendall Jenner has publicly denied that she is a lesbian, joking that her close friend Cara Delevingne would know better than anyone. The comments, made in a recent interview, come as the model addresses long-running public speculation about her private life and relationships. The remark about Delevingne, a longtime friend, quickly spread across social media, with fans debating the comment and renewing attention on Jenner's famously private approach to dating.

Jennifer Aniston is trending as online discussion resurfaces so-called 'mean girl' allegations about her behaviour, with commentary linking the claims to an unusual connection involving a sex toy and a video about Kelly Clarkson. The story has been picked up by outlets including Mamamia, and is drawing attention from readers in the UK, Canada and beyond as old anecdotes about the Friends star are re-examined.

Editorial cartoonist Jens Sorensen has published a new comic titled 'Out of Control', commenting on the links between the economy and the climate crisis. The piece, tagged with themes of climate change and the environment, is drawing attention among readers following current debates about runaway global warming and economic policy.

Jennifer Meyer, the American jewellery designer and former wife of actor Tobey Maguire, is being searched across multiple countries, including Canada, Mexico, Germany, Australia, France and the UK. Interest appears connected to questions about her relationship, with publications running explainers about Geoff Ogunlesi, the man linked to her. Details of what precisely sparked the attention remain limited.

Robert Jenrick is drawing attention in the UK as debate intensifies over how far the government should go to stop Channel crossings. The discussion follows comments from Reform UK's Zia Yusuf, who doubled down on his claim that the Navy should use lethal force against migrant boats, a position that has reignited arguments over immigration enforcement and pushed Jenrick back into the spotlight.

Jenna Dewan is in the spotlight on two fronts. She performed with Val Chmerkovskiy on Dancing With the Stars during its Mariah Carey-themed night, while questions swirl around her The Rookie character Bailey after reports of scheduling conflicts raised concerns about a possible exit from the show. Producers reportedly clarified the situation, easing worries among fans of both series.

San Francisco 49ers receiver Jauan Jennings is at the center of fresh trade speculation as NFL insiders weigh whether the team will move him. The chatter intensified after Deebo Samuel suffered an injury, with analysts predicting the 49ers could target help or make a deal involving Jennings as the trade deadline approaches.

The German edition of The Masked Singer is generating fresh headlines as the current season continues. Ronan Keating was revealed as the Microphone Man, a well-known TV presenter was unmasked as Three-Sixty, and rapper Eko Fresh amused viewers with a curious guessing theory, suggesting former health minister Jens Spahn might be behind one of the costumes.