Okay, so California just did something huge.

Governor Gavin Newsom has officially made it the first U.S. state to regulate AI companion chatbots — yep, the same ones designed to “keep you company” but sometimes blur the line between emotional support and emotional chaos.

The new law, SB 243, basically forces AI companies like OpenAI, Meta, Replika, and Character AI to follow a set of real-world rules — things like:

And if a chatbot starts going dark — like encouraging self-harm — the company has to step in fast, with protocols and reports shared directly with the state’s Office of Suicide Prevention.

This law didn’t just appear out of nowhere. It follows a series of tragic stories that shook the AI world — like the heartbreaking case of Adam Raine, a teenager who died by suicide after a long series of conversations with ChatGPT, or the Colorado family who sued Character AI after their daughter took her own life following disturbing chats with the platform.

Governor Newsom said it perfectly:

“Our children’s safety is not for sale.”

That line hit like a mic drop — because it’s true. For all the magic AI brings, it’s still the wild west out there. That’s what makes this bill different: it isn’t some abstract tech policy. It’s about real people who got hurt.

And it’s not just about one law. California recently passed another bill, SB 53, that requires big AI companies like OpenAI, Meta, and Google DeepMind to be transparent about how they keep their systems safe.

So yeah — the AI wild west might finally be getting a sheriff. 

So, what’s next?

Expect other states to follow. Illinois, Nevada, and Utah already have laws limiting AI chatbots in mental health care — but California just raised the bar for everyone.

Bottom line: the age of “anything goes” in AI might finally be winding down.

And honestly? That’s not a bad thing. Because innovation is great… but responsibility is cooler. 

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Nvidia Just Dropped a Personal AI Supercomputer. 

Yeah. You read that right — a supercomputer you can literally set next to your coffee mug.

It’s called the DGX Spark, and it officially goes on sale October 15th.

Now, Spark isn’t just another fancy PC. This thing has the kind of power that once required access to massive, pricey energy-hungry data centers. 

It’s powered by Nvidia’s new GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, packs 128GB of unified memory, and up to 4TB of NVMe SSD storage. In nerd-speak: it delivers a petaflop of AI performance — that’s a million billion calculations per second — and can handle AI models with up to 200 billion parameters.

And here’s the kicker — it’s small. Like, fits-on-your-desk small. It even runs from a standard power outlet.

Nvidia’s calling it “the world’s smallest AI supercomputer.” We’re calling it: dangerous for productivity.

Now for the spicy bit — it’ll set you back $3,999. A little more than the $3,000 Nvidia teased earlier, but let’s be honest — if you’re buying a personal supercomputer, you weren’t coming for budget deals. 

And get this — Acer, Asus, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, Lenovo, and MSI are all releasing their own versions. So yeah… the AI PC wars just officially began. 

Nvidia says their goal is to “put a supercomputer on every desk.”  Which sounds awesome… and also mildly terrifying. Whether you’re a researcher, student, or that one friend who trains chatbots for fun, Spark could completely change how you experiment with AI.

So yeah — October 15th. Mark it.

If that blows your mind enough to make you want one, you can order online at nvidia.com.

We haven’t had our turn with it yet, but you know the second we do, we’ll spill every detail. For now, go ahead and peek at the sale info here

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