Tech’s biggest story is Washington’s cautious step toward AI oversight: President Trump has signed an executive order creating a voluntary pre-release review process for frontier AI models, giving the government up to 30 days to examine powerful systems before public launch without imposing a mandatory regime. That push for “secure innovation” lands as the AI boom continues to reshape markets, with Nvidia’s Jensen Huang publicly declaring Marvell could become “the next trillion-dollar company,” sending the chipmaker’s shares sharply higher on enthusiasm for the networking hardware underpinning AI data centers. At the consumer end, Amazon is moving Prime Day earlier, shifting its marquee sales event to June 23–26. But Amazon is also facing fresh legal pressure: a class-action lawsuit over Ring’s “Familiar Faces” feature argues doorbell cameras are capturing and storing biometric data from passersby without consent. Meanwhile, Andrew Left’s securities-fraud conviction could set a tougher tone for online market commentary.