ones when you think about how wide you sit is in the coding community the fact that it outperformed claudeome benchmarks, deepseek really is a player that is contending with these incumbents. past that we -- you are right, there is a difference when it comes to is this general purpose, how big are these parameters. the latest model has 671 billion parameters compared to openai. it has models that are small of can handle customization for specific things. it could also give you how it is coming to that similar to openai's feature. caroline: the detail on the technology. much more on deepseek and the broader tech selloff. shares across 15% fall in nvidia. session lows off half a trillion dollars but this is bloomberg technology. ♪ - it's something about having that piece of paper. some people think that's worth more than my skills. - i've run this place for 20 years, but i still need to prove that i'm more than what you see on paper. - you gotta be so good they can't ignore you. - it's the way my mind works. i have a very mechanical brain. - analytics and empathy. that's how i gain clients.

people like interacting with claude. people ask claude for relationship advice, for help dealing with their problems, much more so than the other models. >> and can i attest to that, by the way. i've played with it, and it is a much more sort of personalized and friendly service for some reason. >> one of the things that struck me most about this, there was a blog post from stanford medical school about a week ago. and they looked into, i believe it was radiologists they studied who they showed the radio logical images to the models and they said, what do you, you know, can this help with diagnosis? there were two separate kind of axes on which they measured them. how accurate is the diagnosis? and many of the models had accurate diagnoses, but how likely was the radiologist to follow the model's recommendation. and in that area, claude won head and shoulders above the others. something about the way that claude was interacting with the radiologists made the radiologists more willing to listen to claude. >> two final qui

so that they can get the services um and just a day of this disruption is enough to call you back claud, cuz there's a lot of concern here. all right, thanks so much, katherine, sorry, that a in page south korean presidency and some fuel is appearing and cold for the 1st time since who has taken into custody on wednesday. the judge is expected to rule on a request by investigates is to extend june's detention. suppose the president, they've gathered outside the court house holding for his release even was arrested on charges of insurrection. and this declaration of martial law last month. and then arrival demonstration, also insult june. critics have gathered as to young people who support the impeachment process, beck calling on the quote to extend the president's potential to any changes that the riley and support of the impeachment for testers in downtown. so pulling from the age for the peach went on the prison unit and his continued detention. but this is an us protest we've seen in downtown earlier. 2 a few 100 meters down the road. we had tens of thousands of pro you and supporte

oh, quick be a law claude e. the docket. question 14 log dental students from cisco. the documents should have been law. we have a model only ma nicholas visiting the only community. you're in the best of luck. the youngest on the subject is it is a thought on your tree when you smell it until this with auto dismissal bought it really next slide. green is supposed to be out of this about any more re, so the leave now. or there's an infinitesimal dictionary for, let's get out of the motor to protect the data, to make it at least an old base. certainly not the full data in school, middle, middle rooms, photos and more be strong is just found it of course, so just swallowed out this morning and got out in a former queen uh problem. uh gotcha. and you were you moving it, like we switched to basically, the process boston shift. so what we just me is option dick, which is a portable device seat on it. and then longest portion is try the lou lombardo vanya reduction dot it only queen is one history of a single profile, is up 1st. and then when you measure, you're not going t

and you have anthropic's claude in the teens. right? they're a company that got 4 billion in investment from amazon last year and might be raising another 2 billion. so it's really a rough moment for the proprietary models. i think the nvidia sell off, by the way, was a little bit overblown yesterday. but i do see a reason to worry over time, which is basically that if this is all commoditized and they can, you know, they might have an issue, because if we don't have the applications to run on this stuff, then over time, the demand for the infrastructure will be down. getting 7% back today. points well made. i appreciate the conversation guys. thanks to you both. dan, thanks for being here, alex. we'll see you soon. alex kantrowitz thank you. scott joining us. you did give us a good segue too, because one of the key questions is how all of this impacts the open eyes of the world. that company and its co-founder responding today, our kate rooney is following that side of the story for us. what are we learning here today, kat. >> scott we

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. >> a little bit a bit i did initially with claude. yeah. then i kind of went back to chat. >> three that's claude rains, by the way. >> that's spud rains. you're shocked. loved him. shocking, shocking. >> thank you. thank thank god for him. i mean, everything revolves around certain scenes and movies. >> it does. i came for the waters. >> is disney somehow a winner? i mean, did you see these things that are just up and you want to say, are you kidding? i look, i do think that it's a moment, carl, where all of us were talking like it was when we first discovered chatgpt and we were playing haiku. the difference here, i think, is, is that if we really think that they're playing by american rules and they're telling us everything, then maybe that's why we keep seeing such a great number of growth number from the chinese economy. >> there's plenty to question, although at this point you also have to significantly question the chip ban and whether it was effective in any way or whether it mattered. you also, you know, necessity is the mother of

carley and todd, 12 minutes and 15 seconds on a special four hour addition of "fox & friends claude."ation and immediately sprang into action and signed a flurry of executive actions. karoline leavitt sit stand for her first interview after officially becoming the white house press secretary yesterday at noon. she is going to give her first white house press briefing very shortly. and we get a preview. plus, a star-studded night celebrating president trump at the liberty inaugural ball. we will go behind the scenes with help from the country superstar, jason l dean after he took the stage last night. and he is going to join us today. so we have a busy four our show that kicks off 11 minutes and 28 seconds from right here on the channel you trust for your morning is. we will all be here in d.c. and back in new york with todd and carley after a quick break. you are watching "fox & "f""foxs first." are you looking for a walk-in tub, for you, or someone you love? well, look no further. january is bath safety month. and for a limited time, when you purchase your brand-new safe step walk-in

secretary kevin cramer in the room and congressman and navy seal derrick van ordin and bionn donalds and claude >> tenny waiting in -- claudia tenney waiting in the wings and a trump bump from small business and first up, pete hegseth shined today and that's the subject of the riff. pete hegseth shined today in four hour plus hearing to become secretary of defense. right off the top. he talked about his mission to restore the warrior ethos to the pentagon and rebuild the military and reestablish deterrence on the scene. >> president trump chose me for this position and primary charge he gave me was to bring the warrior culture back to the department of defense. he, like me, wants a pentagon, laser focused, on lethality, meritocracy, war fighting, accountability, and readiness. he believes, and i humbly agree, that it's time to give someone with dust on his boots the helm. a change agent. larry: rather than the bureaucrat or even high ranking general, what somebody from the military industrial board room, mr. hegseth would be a soldier's emphasizing dust on the boots experience in the battlefiel

for example, claude has this sort of affinity for animal rights and it wasn't specifically designed tothis, pro animal rights. the designers don't totally know why and don't know how to, sort of level that out in a way that doesn't then cause adverse effects across the system. so that's a real problem for using any kind of high consequence application. now, the goal of explainable ai as a field of studies is ai that you're looking into and get a better sense of what it's doing. ideally you can peer into the neural network and say this is causing this activation and why we're getting some kind of output. that's different of course, than an ai that explains itself, which systems can do today. the ai language model, for example, can tell you why it did something, but that's maybe not the same as why it did it just like with people, people could give you an explanation why they did something, but that may not be why they did it. they may actually not know themselves why they did, you know, act a certain way. so, i think that if you could get to truly explainable ai that's understandable, w

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then there was jean-claude whose french accent was strong, but not as strong as his cutpurse skills ando lift the all-access keycard off the museum manager. then, of course, there's, well, patricia brannigan, a real minx. she'd use her feminine wiles to seduce and poison the on-duty guard. and then rounding out the team, a faithful dog. that's right. [ light laughter ] you send him in the museum when the coast was clear to snatch the painting with his teeth and rush out. that's how i got this beauty. [ laughter ] [ applause ] should have thought that one out a little more, rusty. [ barking ] back in my day, progresso wasn't offering chicken noodle soup flavored lozenges. cough-a-doodle-doo. back in my day, if you wanted a lozenge that tasted disgusting, you just had a regular normal lozenge. the way it worked was the taste in your mouth was so bad, you just forgot how much your throat hurt. another one that played hot in the room, rust. [ laughter ] [ barking ] it's like an inverted graph. everything they were excited about is eating you know what. [ barking ] yep. back in my day there

anthropic is a creator of an ai chatbot called claude. questions about whether if openai ultimately is owned by microsoft, i don't even know if that's a thought that anthropic would land up in the hands of -- we talked to lina khan and i sort of thought she was hint that go maybe we would hear about their investigation inquiry into all of this stuff and/or maybe even a suit. >> that was weird. the idea -- you pointed out, what is it, 12 days now until -- >> as of yesterday she was counting -- it was eight business days. >> so really? i guess we will see. >> we will see. and then the question is would -- you know, does the next administration take up the case? interestingly the original google case brought by the trump administration and, you know, not her department but the doj continued that case. i don't know. i don't know. >> i guess it gets weird in the tech world because there are not clear guidelines as to what each administration thinks. it doesn't fall into the old kind of camps of what you would think a republican versus a democr

cox yes originally the original pledge written by francis bellamy did not under claude includeinclude no mention of god. to over simplify basically with the progressives it did was always under the guise of vocational training for a good economy but what they did is they replaced the cross in the bible in the classroom with the flag in a pledge. over time gradually speaking okay were going to start a different god is not allowed in side we have a pullout. you can go to instruction outside the faith in god. it was incremental. we moved it to new york they took a different approach. they gary plan they start a school in gary, indiana intentionally tried to change the way school worked altogether k-12. >> several places around the country. it became a center point of it. they know for the musical or whatever. it was a very new city take it wherever they wanted to take it superintendent of that area. they built that plan in indiana. its features were things you all thought were always in school like a bells that ring at the end of a 55 minute. eighty-seven. j subjects are broken up in the

esteemed and long time historians that have done work in san francisco including and bloomfield jean claude nancy olmstead, philip choi, randolph delahanty, margaret price. alice carey. paul fisher so many more. and from the very beginning michael corbett was instrumental. but the point is is that untold members of the communities families that had stakes in the neighborhood since the 1906 recreation volunteers, architects, neighbors, people who came to the neighborhood knew people over time were all deeply embedded in this effort to document north beach history and this has resulted in as you see on this slide the adoption of the historic context statement and the national register nomination that's before you today slide, please. thank you. so the the historic i'm mentioning this because i think just three of you were here in december of 2022 when the north beach historic context statement was unanimously adopted. so i'm reminding the commission that document was authored by michael corbett. it's deeply, deeply researched, comprehensive and provides voluminous historic basis for the histo

so many ceos playing with open ai, playing with claude, which is anthropic service, playing with gemini to themselves, you know what, this is really expensive. how much of this can i replicate using llama or some other open source model? and so you have a lot of them already moving in that direction. that is a sea change unto itself that i don't think people are picking up. and now that there's a service that i think best llama. >> but i think the issue with that is it's not just cost, it's also having control of it, not being beholden to somebody who basically can hold you up for ransom by, well, that's owning all of it. >> you know. that's where, you know, part of the whole sputnik, this notion of a sputnik moment. if this was a software, you know, if this was a company in the uk or in norway, would that have been the reaction? right. you know, from a sputnik standpoint. but i think ultimately what becky said is really the question that is going to come out of this, which is winners and losers, not spacex. i think the spacex will continue to attract a tremendous amount of investment.

leaders here that they're all playing around with, you know, openai or they're playing around with claudeor they're playing around with gemini, etc, and then they're going and using llama. they're going to find some open source version to try to get close to what they could approximate these other guys doing because of just the different price points of these things. do you think that's the future of this? i think in in a lennox world, there's. >> there's definitely a dimension. you know, it comes down to ultimately the level of capabilities and intelligence that are required for your use case. i think ultimately what we're going to see is, you know, what we do with all the leading labs, including openai and google deepmind and meta and many others, is continuing to push the frontier and push the boundaries. and so how do we leverage data, given that, you know, as a as an industry, we've sort of run out of publicly available data. how do we generate new data to keep pushing the frontiers? and our belief is that, you know, advanced capabilities are going to enable incredible use cases wher

today's, from the table, the that means you too bye for them to, to switch to the scenes as faithful as claude. um, do we have to do as that as old change? we're drawing a much smaller ad warm around moist the, from the gulf of mexico, and that is guides to the temperatures listing quite small. at least i went to the twenty's. you can see down across the deep south and that will full time to push this way a little further north with has to go on through the next couple of days because it is bumping into cobra. and so we have got a very unstable mix. look about 25 celsius, the dallas by sunday, very unstable mix in that weather, unless breeding big storms, thunder, we down pulls the tornado. a possibility, gusty winds, that will make his way through jeering friday. bright to scars. come back in behind the law as you drive for the eastern side of the us. at that stage. how about the clip i bring you some snow across the central positive kind of the across the prairies. and we go snow pushing it across the pacific northwest of the us and also some very right by coming into northern parts of calif