four days ago mark zuckerberg introduced us to meta. while much skepticism remains, one company says it is coming sooner than we think. that is nvidia. what is nvidia's play and take on the meta-verse? >> what they are saying is behind the hype, behind everything that seems overblown, this is very simple. this is the next version of the internet. the current version is two-dimensional pages, the next will be three-dimensional. that is something they have a big interest in because they make 3d chips. emily: what is the argument nvidia is making to boost the idea the meta-verse is in fact a real? ian: the next time you are shopping for that leather sofa for your second home in tahoe, instead of driving up there, you will just slip into a virtual version of your living room and see what the sofa looks like in it. saves you that trouble and that time. practical things like a virtual version of a factory the end user has which will allow them to plan how they are going to set it up for the next model that will make. that is what nvidia is sa

it was just four days ago mark zuckerberg introduced us to meta. while much skepticism remains, -- to explain i'm joined by ian king. so what is nvidia's play and take on the metaverse? ian: what they are saying is behind all the hype and everything that seems a bit overblown, this is very simple. it is the next version of the internet. the current internet is two-dimensional. the next version will be three-dimensional, immersive, and something we will all be part of. that is something they have a big interest in obviously. emily: so what is the argument that nvidia is making to boost the idea the metaverse is real? ian: what they are saying is they are giving examples. the next time you are shopping for that fancy leather sofa for your second home, instead of driving up there, you can just flip into a virtual version of your living room and see what it looks like. it saves you all that trouble and that time. things like that, practical things like a virtual version of a factor that bmw has that allows them to plan for the next new model they are g

mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey? not _ these companies? mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey?ck dorsey? not directly, not - jack dorsey? not directly, not presley. jack and i e—mailed each other prior to january the 6th where i warned him other prior to january the 6th where iwarned him his other prior to january the 6th where i warned him his platform was allowing a clue to be staged and that e—mail was sent the day before but i have not heard from them since. prince harry's appearance comes after a data analytics company alleged that 70% of the hate directed towards the duke and duchess of sussex on twitter was generated by just 55 accounts. the duke of sussex said it was for big companies and advertisers to come down hard on those creating hate and lies online which can end up spreading far and wide. helena wilkinson, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime. a draft climate agreement is published at the glasgow un summit. countries are asked to strenghten their commitment to cutting carbon emissions. and an experienced caver who was trapped underground for two days is named

you see that as a rebuke from what mark zuckerberg is doing with meta? >> yes i do. it would be hard to rejects memo to his staff without hearing an implicit criticism of zuckerberg , especially far down where he says some founders choose their ego over there company. who has chosen their ego more recently than mark zuckerberg in renaming his own company over his own personal obsession with the metaverse in way that confounds more or less anyone else -- more or less everyone else? brad is right. square is -- square as a company has more potential than twitter. he has been a twitter for a long time. he was pressured by the investors to get out. it adds up. emily: it is also interesting given when he took over as ceo of square, everybody thought he would eventually leave his role as the ceo -- when he took over twitter, everyone thought he would leave his role at square. now we see the reverse happening. the biggest clue we have gotten as to his interest now was a couple months ago when he said if he was not working at twitter or square, he would be working on somethin

mark zuckerberg on a call earlier this week said all of this amounts to basically a co—ordinated smearthat it will actually dis—incentivise some kind of similar research in the future. as this negative press continues, maybe they will take a different tack but for now they're not going to apologise when they are being attacked. three of my panel all come from papers that were part of this consortium, but madu, surely facebook do have a point here. isn't this a case of the old media, ie the newspapers, going after new media? facebook is still the new kid on the block, they're not even 20 years old yet? it's hard to call them - the new kid on the block when you look at the scale of, i you know, even if we don't call it harm, the scale - of impact, that we see in terms of who they touch globally _ i'm not quite sure we evenl have a quarter of that reach even at the consortium i with 17 new organisations. we've reported on this — there were efforts froml facebook researchers to try i and wrangle with ways to solve these really extremely thorny issues like ethnic violence - and civil war, g

dan nathan >> it's one way, certainly one way that investors have focused on it since mark zuckerberg renamed the company a couple of weeks ago. meta laid out their vision for what the metaverse is. we've all read about it, there's been a lot of snark aboutwhat exactly the metaverse is for the most part it's the internet the way it exists right now. you'll be using a lot more hardware, whether ar, vr, virtual reality. you'll be using native currencies like crypto and stuff like that. a whole host of things you're already doing like gaming and social, put all together does nvidia deserve to be up 20% in two days and amd because they score a deal with meta, formerly facebook, up 10% today because of that? i don't really think so. i think it's great that they're taking share from intel which has owned these server chips for a long time. but a lot of it is happening very fast, a lot of buzzwords flying around. amd is about to overtake intel in market cap. i think most people who traded semis or owned semis for a long time thought that would never happen this stock is up, are you ready for

it will be interesting to see with the new ceo will do, and born after mark zuckerberg in 1984. manus: he is welcome to deliver my twitter content if he has time on the side. juliette saly in singapore. let's turn to the inflation picture in germany and spain. price increases we have not seen since 1992. that is adding pressure on the ecb to back up their case, that inflation worries are temporary. what does it tell us about the readings we will get today? maria: did you say 1991 was your first bloomberg? manus: yes, my very first bloomberg at the west end of london, a long time ago. maria: it is good context to see the inflation we see in spain and germany to have to move back to 1992. these numbers in many ways paint a picture of growing price pressure on food and energy, but they set the scene for numbers we could get today from france, italy, and the euro area. a lot of this is feeding into questions on what the european central bank will do in three weeks and they meet in december. they were repeating this was a one-off and will cool down in 2022, but how long can you say i

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liz: a's but now main entry named meta- mark zuckerberg unveiled his version of it.em entry compared to what what i could do. how do you view what mark zuckerberg and facebook now meta- are putting forth, have you had the discussions with them, is that something where they would be using your type of offerings and tools? >> first off i talk from mark from time to time. let me give you a way to think about this. first off we announced weta is a little early to talk to mark with facebook with using these tools. it was impossible and it will be possible until we close the transaction. we've been talking about the metaverse using different terminology way back when, had this conversation. i believe that web 30 means it's more real-time, more treaty, more interactive basically it's presence. that has been shanghai in the last nine months. same vision, same thesis. for this we've been talking about it and if it's real time in 3d, more often than not we have a gigantic share for all of these sites and all of these games and experiences. we see a growing rapidly we see that

when you say mark zuckerberg says he wants the platforms to co-exist that is a future you can buy in average person or lawmakers for that matter believe zuckerberg and take him at face value given all the information that has come out about facebook and sort of the information that it collects and, also, you know, you had apple and google say they're helping developers but at the end of the day, they take a cut developers, not all of them are happy. >> it's a great point. the answer is users, developers, consumers, voters should be skeptical and hold these companies to account we should only invest in the ecosystems as they approve their commitment to an open metaverse and show that with their policies when it comes to government that's the best example. in the 1980s long after the government produced the internet, they established the internet task force. this body was designed with regulating through standards and protocols that put ownership of the internet into the collective to consortiums rather than any one platform i'm excited by the prospect the eu, south korea, japan are lo

and how it will evolve over the next five to ten years to me mark zuckerberg and the future of metat controlling that hardware and operating system combo because we are seeing the results right now of them not being able to do that, specifically on the iphone and the impact of the app ad transparency, ad tracking transparency decision and the fact that more and more people are not opting into tracking and that is hitting facebook's bottom line. so, if you're building on the future, you're thinking i've got to control this hardware and i have to control this operating system and i've got to control this thing called the metaverse. >> yeah, joanna, zuckerberg made a dig at apple and tim cook when he said we're going to be subsidizing these headsets and charging no or low fees and doing this at cost so we can help drive the cost of this ecosystem and we want to be a kinder, gentler kind of platform i wonder what you make of that with that in mind, if they're eating these costs, at what point facebook, meta, can really start making money on the same platform >> that makes a lot of sense

to be people who identify as men whether science fiction writers or analysts, or people like mark zuckerbergniantic, or the founder of second life. and i think it's when you have this sort of homogeneous body of people who are creating this next layer of the internet you are setting yourself up for having an experience that does not necessarily apply to everyone or consider everyone. and i think right now the answer to that is, well, don't worry we are designing avatars that reflect what real people look like. and that's great but that does not necessarily consider the harms or potential harms or social dynamics that would exist for people who come from under—represented or marginalised groups who deserve to have the same safe experience on the internet as the people who are creating it. madhumita, you're european tech correspondent from the financial times. what do you think of the metaverse? so actually i'm in the office for the first time in - a while and i was corralling opinions from my desk. - i was talking to my two editors about this. - we were saying, you know, we throw this term ou

that's what mark zuckerberg said. those people living in the uk and being fed misinformation that is dangerous and radicalizers people. language-based coverage is not just good for individual thing. it is a national security issue. >> that's interesting. on the social front you pointed out that there might be differences between the united kingdom and the united states, which it's not the gap and it's the best to the committee before but i've personal expense of this in twitter where i am a gay man, i was called a greasy bender on twitter and i reported it to twitter and twitter wrote back and said there's nothing wrong with being called a greasy bender and about back giving the exact chapter and verse from the community standards which showed it was unacceptable and so he wrote back to me presumably from california tell me it was absolutely acceptable. to be generous, they did know what agenda was -- i bender was because is not in use of the united states. honestly it might mean to find out why the in the was being s

emily: mark zuckerberg is making a big bet on the metaverse.ssing the you think it will be and do we want facebook to own that big of a piece of it? eric: the metaverse is a term that was coined in 1992 and it means different things to different people. i believe what he is referring to is distributed and untrustworthy networks that are graphically signed that are the next generation of web services. he wants to build worlds that are interactive on top of that. i think that is a great goal. it is not promised that they have built so far. there's a set of startups building this as well and i look forward to the competition between the facebook model of a multi-verse and the startups model of a multi-verse. that competition is how we all win. the incumbent is typically given quite a scare by the startups and the startups grow into the next big company and i look forward to a variant of that. emily: do you think google does or should have a play in this multi-verse and if not, what will the biggest innovation be? eric: i don't know how to speculat

so the idea basically just came up within a week of the presentation of mark zuckerberg and then onelaunched this idea >> it was a brilliant campaign i can't tell you the number of people who say they physically want to visit the country. have you heard from mark zucker zuck zuckerberg at all in the wake of this there's this desire in him to be part of a viral, light moment. have you heard from him or his team in response to it >> we actually heard directly from him he commented on facebook saying this was amazing and he wanted to visit so we were going to have to see that >> and then i guess the other question would be are you already seeing an uptick on tourism interest or have you seen a spike in bookings or reservations at hotels or on airplanes? >> well, it's a bit early to say, but the video has gone all over the place and it's close to 6 million views right now. so we're just extremely happy to see that interest. of course, iceland has been open to u.s. visitors since april this year, vaccinated visitors we see a lot of interest from the u.s. coming to visit iceland. i think p

you know, mark zuckerberg has unilateral control over 3 billion people. there's no will at thegh top to make sure these systems are run in an adequately safe way. and i think until we bring in a counterweight, things will begh operated for thet shareholders interest and not for the public interest. >> thank you, chair. and thank you, again, for joining us. today. it's incredibly important. your testimony has been heard loud and clear. the points aren't just -- if facebook were optimizing algorithms in the same way or dutifully doing it w in the sam way a drug company was trying to improve addiction of their product, p it would be probably viewed very differently. i wondered if you could explore a bitan further this role of addiction and whether or not facebook is doing something we perhaps have never seen in history before, which is creating an addictive product that perhaps isn't consumed by taking a drug as it were, but is consumed by a screen? >> inside of facebook there are many euphemisms that are meant to hide the emotional impact of things. the eth

he named one of the good case scenarios like elon musk and jeff bezos and someone luke mark zuckerbergvoting rights and ownership stake allowed him to do a lot with that business with the shareholder of some. >> you might want to influence future ceos to which we like to see the likes of mark zuckerberg >> the way people pronounce bezos. >> meanwhile, door dash, as we mentioned still up about 14.5%. >> and we are watching rivian. the latest indication that those shares would open at $115 a share. let's get to the halftime. ♪ >>> thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner the red hot inflation and what it means for the record rally with the fed and your money. we'll debate that with the committee. we'll have wharton school's jeremy segal joining me for the hour today, jenny harington, joe lebenthal, joe teranova and the founder of rebellion.com. everything else not moving off that much and we are, of course, waiting for that first trade i

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people said it validated a lot of the people within the nft community to finally have someone like mark zuckerbergort of solidifying what you are doing. . on the other hand, people say when you think about it, you think opaque, controlling. not open. how do you maintain a decentralized, open, transparency theme that you are going for? noah: i personally think there is room for a bit of centralization on top of the decentralization. we are going to see how this works in real time, there is no other way to do it, but the true real metaverse i don't think is going to be built by anybody, not facebook. it will be built by a lot of people together. i think one company got closer to building the crypto metaverse. crypto might build the first metaverse before facebook does. we will see. caroline: what is interesting is christie's auction off that $69 million work. now you have a new one, nft plus, a video nft class a physical artwork. human born into the metaverse, beautiful. interested in how you think people will move across it. what was interested about the first auction was that people bid on that ac

mark zuckerberg among them. pumped on the meta-verse. so much they rebranded their entire company. how quickly is that being rolled out? they sold 10 million units. that over the course of a year? how quickly are we getting that much of in our homes? >> we are very optimistic about this because we invested early. it was hard to create a technology that allowed us to wear something that allowed us to go -- to be part of connecting digital and physical spaces that is why snapdragon is in virtually every single device. 50 devices today. virtual reality or augmented reality. the reason we are bullish on this, we believe when you look your phone today, the screen is the limiting factor. there's so much more you can do but you are limited by the screen. i can see a future when everybody will have a companion glasses you will wear. this opportunity could be as big as the smartphone itself. romaine: how are you moving toward that? you're talking about a world that for a lot of people is hard to envision. even some of your potential customers may be do not necessarily have that vision. had

and mark zuckerberg's blood pact with the dark lord is resolved, so we're done. [ laughter ] just ashe prophecy foretold. >> jimmy: did you just say something about a prophecy? >> i'm sorry, who are you again? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's jimmy kimmel. >> okay, okay, let me write that down because i am finding you extremely forgettable. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all right. >> listen. don't feel bad, though. this morning i woke up and found a man sleeping in my bed i have never seen before. >> jimmy: oh my god, really? that's scary, was it a break-in? >> he told the police he was my husband, but who can be sure? you know? >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] a lot has happened since you were last here, including your boss, mark zuckerberg, announcing that facebook is now called "meta," and that you guys are working on something called "the metaverse." what is the metaverse? can you explain that? >> yeah, i mean, sure. actually, mark and i worked together to come up with an easy-to-understand explainer video that's as entertaining as it is informative! >> jimmy: oh, okay, great. can we see that?

demonstrators accused mark zuckerberg of being complicit. he is not regulating because he's putting profit, uh, over the people's lives, their inability or turning a blind eye to hateful species and then not being able to moderate. the voice of you know moderation that has directly resulted in people losing lives. they want the company to remove hateful speech. moderate posts, identify dangerous groups and invest resources in stopping violence. we want mark zuckerberg to stop that propaganda. he should use facebook for constructive purpose. helping the humanity for human rights, human rights, not for killing and massacring minorities back in october, facebook told the associated press in a statement it has invested in technology to find hate speech in various languages and reduce the amount of hate speech that people see by half 1 52. so i'm told. similar protests were held in other major u. s cities, including los angeles, seattle and chicago. i did reach out to facebook again today for comment on the protests, but so far have not heard bac

she is urging ceo mark zuckerberg to step down from his role.he doesn't believe the company can make products safer with him as the leader as for facebook's recent re branding switching to the name eta. hogan says that it shows higher ups are just not listening. >> meanwhile, the social media giant will shut down its facial recognition system and delete face prince. they say more than 1 billion people. the company was trying to weigh the positive use cases for the technology against the growing societal concerns, especially as regulators have yet to provide clear rules more than a 3rd of facebook's daily active users have opted to have their face is recognized by the social network's system and videos and photos. facebook already been scaling back its use of facial recognition. they say after introducing it more than a decade ago. >> still ahead, for the second time in a matter of months. reverend jesse jackson has been admitted to the hospital of the civil rights icon a happe the walnut creek city council will consider banning the sale of flavo

david: what did you see in young mark zuckerberg?e think this would be where of the best companies in the world, or you just said, i will take a chance? reid: facebook had already successfully launched a product that when it opened up a campus -- when i did the investment, it was strictly only a university campus network, not the whole world. but when it opened up a campus, in six weeks, 80% of the campus was using it six times or more per day. you could just look at the usage curve and go, this is interesting. the person who created this is really interesting. even though back then mark was very quiet, so i had a tendency to not talk very much. long pauses, minutes long pauses in the conversation where you are, like, is this conversation over? you could see he was really smart and he was really smart and you could see the trajectory facebook was on. david: let's talk about this. you're an ngel investor, you are doing really well. people are coming to you with deals while you might miss one or two, basically you are doing quite well.

. >> any conversations with mark zuckerberg or any other executives from meta?an't comment on any of the details of the investigation at this point. i will say that we're eager to get more information from meta in the weeks and months ahead. that's the next step, to engage with them and get the relevant material we're seeking. and then to get questions or get answers, rather, to the questions we are asking and get to the bottom of this matter to make sure we know that what was being done to our children and making sure they're safe. >> will you come back on this program whether it's successful or not and keep us posted? >> of course, that's my job. i'd be happy to keep the public informed. thank you for your interest in this. honored to be with you and we'll come back anytime you want to have me. >> rob bonta joining us from the east bay. >>> what does meta say? they sent us a statement. it says, in part, quote, these accusations are false and demonstrate a deep misunderstanding of the facts. the statement goes on to say we've led the industry in combatting bull

. >> so much of her origin story was let's say mark zuckerberg or anyone who left college early because they had a big idea and was able to get funding for it and that is sort of how theranos started. so her origin story taking that dramatic very personal turn, the courtroom got very quiet all of a sudden. >> okay. talking about she suffered abuse by her fellow theranos executive, sunny balwani. >> they were together for ten years. >> can you describe some of the things she detailed today? >> yeah. she talked about very controlling. she talked about abuse, both physically, that we don't want to get into it, emotionally, telling her to make lists, telling her she was mediocre, telling her she had to be more manly to succeed and a psychological beatdown as well as a physical beating. it was hard to listen to. for the jury you could see them suck in their breath. for the last few days they have been impressed by, maybe a little bit charmed by, and now to have this dark portion of her life come to light when they knew her partner, her mother, friends were in the courtroom was really, it was

demonstrators accused mark zuckerberg of being complicit. he is not regulating because he's putting profit, uh, over the people's lives, their inability or turning a blind eye to hateful species and then not being able to moderate the wise of you know moderation that has directly resulted in people losing lives. they want the company to remove hateful speech. moderate posts. identify dangerous groups and invest resources in stopping violence. we want mark the cover to stop that propaganda he should use facebook for constructive purpose. helping the humanity for human rights, human rights not for killing and massacring innocent minorities back in october, facebook told the associated press in a statement. it has invested in technology to find hate speech in various languages. and reduce the amount of hate speech that people see by half i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thousands of people marched through los gastos today to show solidarity against hate speech. community leaders say today's rally was perhaps the town's largest demonstra

the company has done so little to stop, hate speech and abuse on its side time for a re brand mark zuckerberg trying to reshape the narrative. so the sites parent company is now called meta, and there are plans for met averse using virtual reality to transform things like online video calls into 3 d experiences. but v are cannot possibly compensate for zocker bergs problem with p r. his presentation style is robotics. he's a mean waiting to happen, and the parody videos now include one produced by a tourism organization in iceland out to sell the real world. we're leaving you now with a mash up metal verse versus iceland verse. where would you rather spend your day? was the next time here at the listening hey, and welcome to connect. today we're going to talk about the met averse day. i want to talk about a revolutionary approach on how to connect the world without being super week. the next platform and medium will be even more immersive and embodied internet where you are in the experience, not just looking at it. and we call this the metaphors. it's already here. seriously, look, try to an

david: what did you see in young mark zuckerberg? he think this would be where of the best companies in the world, or you just said, i will take a chance? reid: facebook had already successfully launched a product that's, when it opened up a campus, when i did the investment it was strickler only a kind of a university campus network, not the whole world. when it opened up to campus, six weeks, 80% of the campus was using it. you could look at the usage curve and say this is interesting. the person who created this is interesting. even though back then mark was quiet, tended to not talk very much, long pauses, minutes long pauses in the conversation where you are thinking, is this conversation over, you can see a. he was smart and you could see the trajectory facebook was on was interesting. david: let's talk about this. you're an ngel investor, you are -- angel investor, you are doing really well with people coming to you with deals. while you might miss one or two, basically you are doing quite well. why did you join a firm called

facebook whistle—blower frances haugen appeared on stage at web summit in portugal, calling for mark zuckerbergtical of the country's rebrand to meta. over and over again, facebook chooses expansion and new areas over sticking the landing on what they've already done. and meta is not the only company with its eyes on the so—called metaverse. microsoft announced 3—d avatars will come to microsoft teams next year, so you don't have to get out of bed or do your hair before a video call. and the game streaming site twitch announced it was branching out with a new section for animal and aquarium live streams. so if you're more into rabbits than rapids or prefer otters to 0verwatch or fish to fortnight, then they got you covered. now, when it comes to reducing our emissions, keeping heat from escaping our homes is really important. thanks, lara. yes, home insulation is certainly a hot topic at the moment and rising energy bills are also making headlines. but of course, click wouldn't be click if we didn't have a robot that might be able to help with that. this is q—bot and dana from q—bot is here wit

mark zuckerberg said in an article a few days ago you could have a mcdonald's franchise or i can send you tot harvard, isn't that a great story? just to wrap our heads around it. that myth of the possibility of the franchise system is still so powerful. but all of this is to say that the economy shifted rapidly so sthat these jobs were not possible n in terms of creating stable, working families. the fight for 15 has effectively raised that consciousness among a lot of people but still the 15-dollar an hour wage is not enough. i used to work at oklahoma city had taught at the university of oklahoma and ii remember when companies would come in and people would say these are great jobs and we don't have to pay a lot because oklahoma city is not expensive. this is the kind of barometer for economic growth. this is how the fast food practices really mushroomed. low wages, inconsistentar scheduling, sexual harassment, no paid sick leave, workers are expendable. this is the moment we are contending with. >> we are short on o time. any questions? please come up to the microphone if you have