Bill Gates recently warned of an AI bubble — likening it to the dot-com era’s hype-driven overvaluations: “There are a ton of these investments that will be dead ends.”

When NVIDIA’s value briefly hit $5 trillion, its CEO, Jensen Huang, rejected the idea that we’re in an ‘AI bubble.’ He believes AI is fueling genuine progress and will lead to major scientific discoveries and worldwide innovation, arguing that demand for the technology is real, not just hype.

Activision and Paramount’s Call of Duty film finds director and writers — it’s being helmed by Hollywood duo Taylor Sheridan and Peter Berg

It’s exciting that Taylor Sheridan, known for his work on *Sicario*, is writing this film. The recent *Call of Duty: Modern Warfare* games, especially *Modern Warfare 2* (2023), were clearly inspired by *Sicario*, and I’m eager to see if this movie captures a similar feel. I wonder if the filmmakers will adapt a specific game’s storyline or create something new within the *Call of Duty* universe – I’d prefer an original story, but I’m open to either approach.

Speaking of *Call of Duty*, the next installment, *Black Ops 7*, is scheduled for release on November 14, 2025. Developed by Treyarch and Raven, it will continue the story from *Black Ops 2* (2012), featuring the return of David Mason, a co-op campaign, and an expanded Zombies mode.

Jensen Huang doesn’t “believe we are in the AI bubble” — as NVIDIA briefly became the world’s first $5 trillion company, with $500 billion in AI chip orders in the pipeline

NVIDIA is greatly benefiting from the current excitement around artificial intelligence. It recently became the first company ever to be valued at over $5 trillion. This success is mainly due to the increasing demand for its chips, which are essential for powering the latest advancements in AI technology.