<span>Story: From Nvidia pushing back on AI bubble concerns to Microsoft’s big anniversary.</span><span>This is Tech Weekly.</span><span>:: Tech Weekly</span><span>We are not in an AI bubble, but rather a tipping point.</span><span>These are the words of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.</span><span>He believes his company’s specialty in computing will become a part of everything from writing code to running legions of robots.</span><span>Huang made the remarks after the semiconductor giant again beat expectations in terms of profit and sales growth.</span><span>But a growing number of market skeptics, including The Big Short’s Michael Burry, worry that the only way out of the tipping point is a fall.</span><span>Foxconn has introduced a new electric car, the Model A, in Taiwan, attracting attention.</span><span>Chairman Young Liu said the car will be designed by Japanese engineers and will eventually be manufactured in Japan as well.</span><span>He also announced a partnership with OpenAI to design and build AI hardware.</span><span>Court filings allege that Meta has discontinued internal research into the psychological effects of using Facebook.</span><span>After uncovering some casual evidence, it was determined that the company’s products were harming users’ mental health.</span><span>Meta documents obtained through Discovery revealed that the company’s research projects included efforts by company scientists to work with research firm Nielsen to study the effects of “deactivating” Facebook.</span><span>According to internal documents, people who stopped using the site for a week reported lower levels of depression and anxiety.</span><span>A Mehta spokesperson said the study was halted due to flaws in the methodology.</span><span>The complaint was filed by a law firm that sues Meta and other tech giants on behalf of school districts across the country.</span><span>Waymo’s new Zeekr robotaxi model was seen at a charging station in California.</span><span>The driverless service was opened to the public for testing before it begins expanding in San Diego next year.</span><span>The new Zeekr model is jointly developed with Chinese automaker Geely Automobile</span><span>Companies like Waymo and Tesla are investing billions of dollars in self-driving technology.</span><span>And Microsoft’s famous Windows operating system is celebrating 40 years.</span><span>The first version was released on November 20, 1985 under Micorsoft co-founder Bill Gates.</span><span>Experts believe that this ultimately helped establish a global standard in computing.</span><span>The system is currently on its 11th version, known as Windows 11.</span>
