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📰 1. California Becomes First State to Regulate AI Companion Chatbots

California just passed the first law in the U.S. that regulates AI “companion” chatbots systems that talk with users emotionally or personally.

2. Key Updates Highlights:

• Chatbots must clearly say they are AI, not humans.

• They can’t act like medical or therapy professionals.

• For minors: age checks, time limits, and content restrictions are required.

• Companies must report how they handle cases like users showing distress or suicidal thoughts.

• Illegal deepfakes can lead to fines up to $250,000.

3. Why This Is Important?
This law protects users, especially teens, from emotional harm or deception.
It pushes AI companies to build safer, more transparent systems, setting a global example for responsible AI regulation.

🍏 2. Apple Nears Deal to Acquire Prompt AI Talent and Tech

Apple is reportedly close to buying the team and technology from an AI startup called Prompt AI, showing Apple’s growing focus on artificial intelligence.

2. Key Updates Highlights:

• Apple plans to absorb Prompt AI’s engineers and computer vision tech.

• Prompt AI’s app “Seemour” (which analyzed security camera feeds) will be shut down.

• The deal is about people and technology, not a full company acquisition.

• Users of Seemour will be notified about data deletion and privacy steps.

3. Why This Is Important?
Apple is moving fast to strengthen its in-house AI capabilities.
This could improve future iPhones, cameras, and home devices.
It also signals that big tech companies are quietly buying AI talent rather than whole startups.

💥 3. Analyst Warns: The AI Bubble Is 17× Bigger Than the Dot-Com Boom

A top market analyst has warned that today’s AI hype may be the biggest financial bubble ever, even larger than the dot-com boom.

2. Key Updates Highlights:

• The AI bubble is estimated to be 17× bigger than the early 2000s dot-com crash.

• Billions are being poured into AI startups with unclear profits.

• Many large AI models cost too much to run and offer limited returns.

• Investor excitement may be outpacing real-world value.

3. Why This Is Important?
It’s a reminder that not all AI trends lead to success. Users, creators, and investors should focus on tools that solve real problems, not just hype. The AI industry may soon see a reset separating real innovation from overvaluation.

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