Here's your Forbes Daily Briefing for Thursday, December 5th.

Today on Forbes, By the Numbers, Meet the Forbes Under 30 Class of 2025.

Our 14th annual Forbes 30 Under 30 list was revealed earlier this week.

For the visionaries featured in this 30 under 30 class, the only constant is

change, and this year we changed the way we list them as well. Every company is a tech company

now, so we swapped out the enterprise and consumer tech categories for AI and transportation.

What hasn't changed is the outsized influence of 2025's under 30 honorees.

They're inventing new tech to treat tumors,

expanding access to electric vehicle charging,

making credit cards more secure,

and even dreaming of reflective satellites that could bring the sun out at night.

To identify this standout group,

Forbes editors worked with expert judges, including musician

Big Sean, journalist Kara Swisher, America's richest self-made woman, Diane Hendricks, baller

Missy Copeland, and billionaire venture capitalist Jim Breyer, among others, to review more than

10,000 candidates, evaluating them on impact, financials,

and creativity.

The result?

600 young leaders steering the future of business and culture in 20 different industries.

Take 28-year-old Aidan Gomez, who's building Cohere, a $940 million-backed startup that makes custom gen AI chatbots for companies

like Tech Giant Oracle and Unicorn Notion. Demiguo, who is 26 years old, is another AI standout.

Her platform, Pika, can turn a simple text prompt or still photo into a film,

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