Meta has rejected Canada's new law requiring tech giants to pay news providers for shared content, arguing the regulations are based on misconceptions. The law mandates minimum annual contributions from Meta and Google, set to begin in December, prompting Meta to block news access in Canada.

Broadcom and Meta have extended their partnership until 2029, focusing on custom accelerators and AI chip development. The collaboration aims to empower billions through advanced computational infrastructure, while Broadcom's stock has risen significantly.

Over 70 civil rights organizations, including ACLU and EPIC, urge Meta to halt facial recognition in smart glasses due to misuse risks. They demand transparency on criminal uses and discussions with law enforcement about the technology's implications.

A study found that five AI chatbots offered problematic medical advice in about 50% of cases, with 20% highly problematic. They struggled with open-ended questions, raising concerns about misinformation and the reliability of chatbot medical advice.

Nvidia shares increased by over 18% in 10 days, fueled by high demand for AI chips from major tech companies. CEO Huang announced over $1 trillion in GPU orders through 2027, while Nvidia denied acquisition rumors and launched a quantum computing model.

Broadcom and Meta have entered a strategic partnership to enhance Meta's AI infrastructure, focusing on MTIA chips, projected to extend through 2029. Hock Tan will leave Meta's board, transitioning to an advisory role on chip development.

Major U.S. tech stocks saw significant gains, with Meta rising over 3% and Amazon up 3%. The Nasdaq, S&P 500, and Dow all advanced, indicating a positive trend in major equity indices.