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Jensen Huang’s wife and daughter dress him: Who really picks the Nvidia CEO’s famous leather jacket
Jensen Huang leather jacket: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has revealed that his wife, Lori, and their daughter help choose his clothes, including his signature black leather jacket. From his 20-year association with the look to how he met Lori at Oregon State University, here’s what Huang has shared about his wardrobe and family.
Russia, US extend Diwali wishes to people in India
"Warm Diwali greetings to all our dear friends in India. light never diminishes by sharing; rather, it only increases. I believe that this very spirit of mutual respect, goodwill, and trust will continue to strengthen the friendship between India and Russia. May this auspicious festival of Diwali bring new hope, happiness, peace, and prosperity into your lives. Happy Diwali to you all," he said.
US Navy Blue Angels fires pilot, team flies five instead of six jets during homecoming show: Who is Scott Laux and why was he removed?
Marine Corps Major Scott Laux has been taken off the Navy's Blue Angels squadron. He had been serving as the number 6 opposing solo since September 2024. His removal means he will miss the rest of the season's performances, although the Blue Angels plan to proceed with their shows, wrapping up on November 7.
Man found a note in his kitchen. Now he’s suing OpenAI over what ChatGPT allegedly told his wife
A North Carolina man says he found a note that made him fear his wife was planning to poison him. He is suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT helped develop and conceal the plan.
AI backlash could threaten Anthropic IPO timing, potential investors say
Investors are pushing for a more attractive valuation to commit to the offering, with some viewing the recently discussed $1.5 trillion valuation as being at the high end of expectations, the people told Reuters.
Google, Meta, TikTok sue to block California youth social media law
The law, known as Assembly Bill 1709, prohibits such platforms from offering underage children "psychologically exploitative features" that could lead to compulsive use, such as providing personal recommendations and sending videos through autoplay features. It also requires the deletion of children's accounts with those features.
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Ex-Ultrahuman executive launches AI ring startup Aina for agentic interactions
The startup said it is positioning the device as an alternative interface to smartphones for everyday interactions with AI systems. It has spent the past 15 months developing the product and is now opening pre-orders globally, with prices starting at $399 (about Rs 36,000), the startup said in a statement.
OpenAI, ready to IPO in 2027, now counts majority of sales from enterprises, Greg Brockman says
OpenAI President Greg Brockman said on Wednesday the company now generates the majority of its revenue from enterprise sales and he believes it will be ready to go public in 2027.
'Raiders realizing they are facing a pissed-off Nick Bosa': Fans believe Raiders could face a fired-up 49ers defensive lineman as Democrats sweep US midterm elections 2026
After the Democrats swept the US midterm elections, taking control of Congress, fans pointed out that the result might have angered Nick Bosa, who is a staunch conservative. They believe he could return to the field this week against the Raiders, determined to deliver a dominant performance. A few 49ers fans are of the opinion that Bosa could be dejected with Donald Trump's Republicans losing and could even miss the game because of it.
With US midterms underway, courts rebuff Trump's pressure on state election officials
Federal judges issued rulings that restricted the Trump administration's efforts aimed at influencing state election officials. These efforts were primarily focused on alleged noncitizen voting, which evidence shows is quite rare. Multiple legal challenges led to precedents affirming state sovereignty regarding election administration. Despite these setbacks, the Justice Department continues to pursue various actions related to noncitizen voting. Recent decisions highlight ongoing tensions between federal and state election authority.
US judge blocks Trump administration plan to flag suspected noncitizen voters
A US District Judge has ruled against the Trump administration's plans to tackle noncitizen voting. This ruling aims to protect eligible voters potentially affected by the administration's actions. The administration had been pressured to provide states with lists containing suspected noncitizen voters. Various legal setbacks have challenged these efforts before the upcoming midterm elections. The Justice Department's aggressive tactics have faced considerable opposition in the courts recently.
Anthropic says revenue surged 1,100% ahead of IPO
Anthropic, one of the world's leading artificial intelligence companies, on Monday reported a more than 1,100 percent surge in quarterly revenue and nearly $900 billion in spending commitments as it counts down to its Wall Street listing later this month. The filing said the company has committed to spend about $895 billion, mostly on computing power, with $70 billion of that due before September 2027.
Instinct's WhatsApp scare: Glitch that cried wolf
The incident has also brought attention to Meta’s restrictions on competing AI assistants and the challenges facing companies building personal AI agents. Tanya Pandey explains what happened and why it matters.
El Nino could add to US inflation pressures in 2027, San Francisco Fed paper warns
A San Francisco Fed study warns the current strong El Niño could drive US inflation up by 1 percentage point in 2027, despite temporarily boosting jobs. With inflation already above the 2% target, the climate shock adds further pressure on the Fed to raise interest rates.
AI agent Instinct back on WhatsApp after technical issues: Here’s what we know
Instinct, a leading AI firm, faced a brief disruption in its WhatsApp services due to a technical glitch linked to its configuration. This led to confusion among users and sparked rumors regarding Meta's restrictions. Following the resolution of the billing issue, founder Noah Shinn reassured everyone that the services were once again operational. To mitigate future disruptions, Instinct is implementing proactive measures to enhance service reliability.
UC innovations make TIME’s Best Inventions of 2026: How a pancreatic cancer drug and smarter wheelchair are changing lives?
From a pancreatic cancer drug that targets KRAS mutations to a smarter power wheelchair, University of California research is reaching beyond laboratories. Daraxonrasib, developed from discoveries at UCSF, received FDA approval in August. Meanwhile, UC Berkeley alumnus Tony Hong’s Strutt ev¹ uses sensors and voice controls to make everyday mobility easier.
Who is Padmanabhan Krishnamurthy? The 27-year-old engineer tasked with rewriting 98% of Cisco's legacy code
In an ambitious move, Cisco is set to overhaul 98% of its legacy code within two years, spearheaded by 27-year-old Padmanabhan Krishnamurthy. Cisco President Jeetu Patel highlights the crucial role of young talent in driving innovation and urging them to question established norms while fostering collaboration. With a background in startup co-founding and AI projects, Krishnamurthy brings valuable insights to this transformative endeavor.
Halloween events near me: These are the 15 best US cities to celebrate in 2026, from Las Vegas and Orlando to Jersey City, for costumes, trick-or-treating and haunted fun
Halloween falls on Saturday this year. Millions of Americans will spend billions of dollars on costumes, candy, decorations and events. Halloween celebrations across the United States offer more than trick-or-treating. Alabama has zoo events with candy trails and animal encounters, while Alaska adds museum activities and guided ghost walks.
Fairfield mall shooting leaves multiple people with gunshot wounds — here's what we know about the incident so far
A shooting occurred at a Spirit Halloween store in Fairfield, California, leading to multiple injuries. Fairfield Mayor Rick Vaccaro confirmed that authorities were responding to the active incident, reported around 8:54 pm. Three injured individuals were taken to local hospitals for treatment after the shooting. The California Highway Patrol assisted local police in managing traffic around the Solano Town Center.
Trump administration again loses bid to block California from counting alleged noncitizen votes
A US appeals court dismissed the Trump administration's effort to prevent California from counting mail ballots. This decision involved over 20,000 voters alleged to be noncitizens. The court's ruling came after a federal judge stated that blocking these ballots could harm lawfully registered voters. The Justice Department's lawsuit aimed to segregate ballots until voter citizenship was verified. Evidence shows that noncitizen voting is extremely rare despite the administration's claims.
Get $20 an hour to walk robot dogs, no work experience needed: San Francisco startup has an unusual job offer, but there is a catch
A San Francisco startup is offering $20 an hour to people willing to walk robot dogs through city streets. The job requires no previous experience and includes paid training, but workers must be prepared to carry the 33-pound machines back if they overheat or stop working. The unusual hiring exercise is part of Dimensional's effort to train AI systems to control robots and navigate real-world environments independently.
Doordash-Instacart deal: Instacart stock price slips, Doordash share price jumps at Wall Street. Key takeaways
Doordash-Instacart deal will reportedly reshape the grocery delivery market. DoorDash, founded in San Francisco in 2013, began delivering groceries in 2020 and Instacart, founded in 2012, specializes in grocery and convenience store delivery in the U.S. and Canada.
DoorDash strikes $17 billion deal for US rival Instacart in bets on grocery delivery
DoorDash is set to make waves in the grocery delivery market with its planned acquisition of Instacart, valued at approximately $17 billion. This move underscores the intense competitive landscape driving businesses toward expansion through strategic mergers. The increasing scrutiny over gig worker treatment and rising operational costs further fuel this trend. While Instacart's shares have recently seen a boost, DoorDash has faced share price challenges this year.
Eric Swalwell controversy: Who is Stephen Cloobeck? Why has FBI raided billionaire donor's Beverly Hills mansion?
Stephen Cloobeck, who founded the Diamond Resorts International timeshare company and ran last year for California governor, contributed more than $23,000 to Swalwell’s congressional campaigns since 2017, federal campaign finance records show.
FBI raids Stephen Cloobeck’s Beverly Hills mansion tied to Eric Swalwell investigation as Federal probe intensifies
On Tuesday morning, federal agents executed a search at billionaire Stephen Cloobeck’s Beverly Hills mansion. The search was part of an ongoing investigation related to Eric Swalwell's alleged misconduct. Earlier this year, Swalwell resigned from Congress after facing multiple allegations. The investigation has gained renewed attention due to Swalwell's connection with a suspected Chinese intelligence officer. Several individuals were seen being taken from the mansion but were released shortly thereafter.
Who controls powerful AI? Anthropic has a plan for long after its leaders depart
Anthropic has filed for an IPO with a planned valuation of $1.5 trillion. The company has established a governance structure that ensures alignment with its mission to benefit humanity. Seven co-founders will retain supervoting power for critical decisions, insulating the company from external investor pressure.
From mercury to gold? This San Francisco startup claims it can produce yellow metal at will
San Francisco-based startup Marathon Fusion claims to have converted mercury into stable gold using fusion-generated neutrons, at a rate 10 times the record set by CERN in 2025. However, it has not disclosed the quantity of gold produced, leaving the commercial potential of the breakthrough unclear.
This California city’s mayor declared rental emergency as rents soared 25% in 2026. Is AI to blame?
San Francisco rents have jumped 25% in a year, with two-bedroom apartments topping $6,000 a month. As the mayor declares a rental emergency, scientists, nurses and teachers are struggling to find affordable homes amid intense competition and concerns over the AI boom.
Mike Evans Injury Update: 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan breaks silence on wide receiver’s Achilles tendon injury after he leaves game against Commanders; check here
Mike Evans, a key receiver for the San Francisco 49ers, suffered an Achilles tendon injury in the recent game. The injury led him to leave the match against the Washington Commanders early in the third quarter. Coach Kyle Shanahan stated that Evans had been experiencing issues with the tendon throughout the week prior to the game. With multiple receivers sidelined, the team faces considerable challenges moving forward without Evans.
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