. >> reporter: ai investors like former google ceo eric schmidt say companies should more or less regulatemselves. >> there's no one in the government who can get it right but the industry can roughly get it right and then the government can put a regulatory structure around it. >> reporter: that argument has mostly won out europe and china have moved forward on broad ai regulation this is year but as 2023 winds down the u.s. remains the wild west for ai. a world-changing technology moving so fast and with little sign of slowing down jake ward, nbc news. >>> still to come, wolverines, huskies, longhorns and the crimson tide we will preview the penultimate matchup of the college football season right after this. footba season right after this. [ tires screeching ] director: cut! jordana, easy on the gas. force of habit. i gotta wrap this commercial, i think i'm late on my payment. it's okay, the general gives you a break when you need it. yeah, we let you pick your own due date so you can pay your car insurance when it's best for you. well that's good to know, because this next scene might

eric schmidt has an article saying the russians are winning the drone war right now. what does it look like on the battlefield for ukraine? >> well, fareed, i'll go back to my two themes of this morning, time and alliances. i watch the daily situation reps and in most areas are going on the operational defense. they are still ineffective and offensive. due to the russian approach to combat today, they ignore massive casualties and they will bleed their army. the key is how will they fit in. ukraine, why would we not continue to support them. they are a partner in freedom and attempting to regain their sovereignty. the truth is, fareed, right now i think ukraine is holding their own. unless there's some relief from the u.s. congress and others to continue to provide arms and ammunition, it will be troublesome for 2024. there are some that think they can build it for counter attacks. that's a four-year war at that point. >> mark hertling, robin wright, really interesting conversation. thank you so much. >>> next on gps, a conversation with the leading tech figure of the

eric schmidt has an article saying the russians are winning the drone war right now. what does it look like on the battlefield for ukraine? >> i'll go back to my two themes of this morning, time and alliances. ukraine is continuing to hold their own right now. i watched the daily situation reports from ukraine, and they seem to be doing very well. and in most areas have gone on the operational defense, which is smart for them for this current situation. they can't attack right now. they don't have the strength. russia has learned some lessons in the last two years but they are still in my view ineffective in offensive operations and they're trying to do that. due to the russian approach to combat today, they ignore massive casualties and they will continue to bleed their army. the key is, how will alliances fit in? russia has north korea, iran, and likely china supporting them with equipment. ukraine, on the other hand, has the united states, as mitt romney said, baffling why we're not continuing to support them, because they have done such a great job, and they are a

me, when you look at the future of a.i., do you worry about something that henry kissinger and eric schmidt have written a lot about, which is that human beings will really be in a position of not understanding the world anymore. before the enlightenment, we didn't understand the world. and we would attribute anything we didn't understand to divine forces. you know, the sun rose, it's because the sun god moved his chariot across the sky. we will be in a situation where the a.i. will tell us, you know, this is the answer. this person has cancer. but we won't be able to understand why because the level of computation and analysis will be so much greater. what kind of position does that place human beings in? we're almost returning to our pre-enlightenment self. in that time, we looked up to god. and now we look up to this black box called a.i. but in both cases, we're believing, not actually understanding. >> it's a great point, and it is a real risk. and we can't rest on belief. we have to rest on reason. you know, belief is a dangerous path to being able to justify actions on the basis of t

dead to maine we're going to hear from fox reporter griff jenkins in just a moment and senator eric schmidt going to come by and talks about it and as it turns out, there's a bad story and break news this afternoon, relief worker haves been helping hamas all along for this perspective and and the fence and president biden is clueless with the great newt gingrich and speaking of clueless, nikki haley sis trump doesn't have a border plan. where does she get that? steve hurt. steve forbes. and charlie hurt will weigh in on all that. later in the show, former energy sec secretary talking about biden's terrible decision to kill the lng energy, which is so important to our national security and oh, by the way my riff will argue that joe biden's gdp depends on government spending deficits and debt. that is the wrong way to grow the economy. but first up, let's go right to fox news griff jenkins for the latest on this border story. i love this story, griff jenkins. >> yeah, good afternoon, larry. who knew, don't mess with texas is apparently more than just a slogan because that lone star state is s

official told "the new york times," my colleague eric schmidt, that it was israel. israel updated the u.s. that it is behind it. the first among many of future assassinations. it seemed someone took care that only these three were killed trying to signal, this is not about you. this is about israel-hamas trying to lower the tension existing anywhere. and i think that also people in israel who feel or believe or assess that this inside beirut will put more pressure on countries like u.s. and france while trying to mediate hezbollah to find a political solution to the tension there. basically, signaling this could arrive to beirut. >> what was the role of this senior leader? i mean, he played a big role in the west bank, didn't he? >> yes. so he was the deputy political leader. the deputy, but his more important role was the military commander of the west bank. the equivalent of the number one military commander in gaza. the most wanted by israel. in a pack of cards that israeli intelligence printed, imitated what u.s. military has done in regard with the pictures of

officials told the new york times, my colleague eric schmidt, that it was israel, and israel update the u.s. that it was behind -- it was only the first of many future -- but they say that someone took a very good care that no lebanese or hezbollah would disappear, trying to signal to a small, it's not about you, it's not about -- israel or hezbollah, it's about israel and hamas. trying to lower the tension existing anywhere. and i think that those, but the people in israel who fear and believe and say that this is the -- inside beirut, and put some pressure on countries like the u.s. and france, who are trying to make it between israel and hezbollah, to find a political solution to the tension there. and basically signaling that this could arrive to beirut. and it has left the side of the -- off. >> what was the role of the senior leader? he played a big role in the west bank, didn't he? >> yes. so he was the deputy, politically, the deputy of israel. but his role was the military commander of the west bank. so the equivalent of the -- the one military commander, most wanted by israel.

eric. >> schmidt, congresswoman claudia tenney, investment adviser and wall street pro nancy tengler and gop strategist ford o'connell. tensions are mount. at any moment new york judge arthur edge ron could rule on former president trump's penalty in the new york civil fraud case. we're on it. and we got bad news for bidenomics,ing -- stocks taking hits today. the federal reserve did not cut interest rates, it's not convinced historic inflation under biden is going away. and former president trump meets with the teamsters. can he take union votes away from biden? and 26 attorneys general now join half the nation's governors in backing texas in texas' fight with the white house. how is this hitting the president's re-election? plus, retired lieutenant general keith kellogg is here on why the white house is waiting now four days to act against iran and its proxies after that drone bombing that killed three u.s. soldiers and injured more than 40. all of this coming up on "the evening edit." ♪ ♪ (christina) with verizon business unlimited, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspo

founded by former google ceo eric schmidt and his wife wendy.y let scientists use it at no cost but there's a catch. one of the requirements of using this floating lab for free is that the scientists have to share their data with other scientists all around the world. >> all the knowledge that has been gained during these years about plastic pollution, i think it's starting to change people'. >> reporter: because a lot of what we think is disposable never really goes away. ben tracy, cbs news, panama. >>> people who fish for shrimp want congress to step in and protect them from foreign companies flooding the market w with cheap imports. mark strassmannn spoke to shrimpers in south carolina struggling to stay afloat. >> reporter: off south carolina's coast rocky magwood shrimps with a jumbo problem. >> it's worse right now than we've ever seen. >> reporter: plummeting prices for his catch. >> is this driving people out of business? >> very much so. i mean, people are dropping like flies out of this bid. >> reporter: the issue, imported cheap shri

eric schmidt and rick scott had previously endorsed trump, arguing his record cement his spot as the gop presidential candidate. when you're running against him, what you're going one on the have a better plan to secure the border building better economy or comes out a war. president joe biden said wednesday at a campaign event that trump's record is precisely why americans should vote democrat. the only president herbert lost jobs when he was president. south carolina's democratic primary is february 3rd. >> while the republican primary is february 24th. in washington, i'm jessi tenure. there are some new concerns about a boeing commercial aircraft. the faa now investigating after wheel fell off a 7.57 jet right before takeoff. >> 5 on the runway another car, another the aircraft looking at you. you want to hear those fires just came off of rolled off the behind they believe may have gone down not to make them, but it's on the south of the runway. >> so this happened last saturday morning while the aircraft was taxiing in atlanta, the plane returned to the terminal without incident.

s no joining us now is missouri senator eric schmidt. senator, good news friday. and on this immigration deal,n do you sense that thiss actu is actually going to make itando with this compromise and negotiations supposedln suy in the works? >> well, i don't know. e wo knoi think that we heard yy that chuck schumer may put this on the floor next week. s now, no one's seen any t language. and hai think again, that speakn to the the design here, which is to keep people in the dark and then to spur on people so they don't have time to look at this stuff. but here's what we do know right now. law and you touched on it with your intro first of allt ,n joe biden has every authorityll right now to close, joity righcr if he wanted to, he could reinstate remain in mexico, which was workin ptrump.he wgg n president trump. he won't do that. he could stop abusing whice, which parolsing par are supposed to be individual adjudications, not entire classification c s that's accounted for. millions of people coming maybss illegally dispersedsperso the interior united states. we hav

still 11 very woke generals who are being blocked for promotion by senator tuberville and senator eric schmidtined into that crusade to stop woke generals being elevated even further at the pentagon now. what do all three of those united states senators have in common? they're all freshmen. first year united states republican senators. and for me that gives me hope that. the new right is moving the party in the right direction. you even have mitch mcconnell and mitt romney now saying more blank checks for ukraine. how that that's progress, right? i can't name by the way i can't name three provinces in ukraine either, but i'm not voting money to go to ukraine and bankrupting my country while our our southern border remains open. so earlier this year in closing, we started the first ever anti-woke caucus in congress. i thought it was clever at the time we gathered dozens of my like i that wokeism is a cancer that eating america inside out and will do. so if we don't do something to stop it. harriet is a harriet hageman is a leader in the anti woke congressman bishop and congressman babin attend