Hold Up. Maybe I Was Wrong

A tech news roundup covering several stories: Nvidia's DLSS5 backlash from gamers and developers who criticize its AI-enhanced character visuals as homogenized and artless, with Jensen Huang defending the tech; a CPU mislabeling scandal involving Chinese laptop maker Chuwi (referred to as 'Chewy') falsely reporting older Ryzen CPUs as newer models, triggering recalls and legal threats; Intel's new mobile Core Ultra chips and ARC GPU shader pre-compilation via cloud; Firefox 149 adding a free built-in VPN with 50GB/month cap; Google Gemini's personal intelligence feature expanding to free US users; Samsung discontinuing the Galaxy Z Trifold after just 3 months; and a student building a $96 3D-printed guided rocket launcher.