- on text or even the potential breakup of google? one of the thins breakup of google? _ breakup of google? one of the things you see _ breakup of google? one of the things you see with _ breakup of google? one of the things you see with trump - breakup of google? one of the l things you see with trump when he talks about tech it is usually through the lens of is this service nice to me? i think it's a mistake to interpret ideology when it might be ego. when he has talked about he was asked about breaking up google and immediately the way talked about it was — the way he showed up on google search results. when he talks about tiktok he talks about his campaign content performing well on tiktok. and now that company executives know this, when they go to meet with him they show him at the data, here is how well your content performed on our service. so that's really where it starts with donald trump, this is a person whose first term sue to block the merger of at&t — time warner because the company owned a cnn and trump did not like the cnn coverage. this is an important

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what changes are coming at google?i think they're already happening, stuart, and it's because people like us and like so many others are keeping google honest and and calling them out to. if you remember at the first assassination attempt of mr. trump, if you went to google and you typed in trump assassination, that didn't come up first. it was attempted assassination of reagan and then lincoln and on and on. and they buried trump down below. that was google engineers who did that. and the company was excoriated in social media because so many people said you can't do it. that's not the way it works. this is the biggest news item of, arguably, the year if not the the decade, they're trying to assassinate a likely president, and they bury it? so google has already been called out. thank goodness. the irony is i actually own google because i have to invest in a dispassionate way. i can't think about some of these other issue, and i do think that a google is a stock that you need to own just as you need to own those other

the risk out of the google antitrust case is greater to apple than to google or alphabet. >> i was thinking thing when we talked about that. craig, having said all of that, i will see if other of your peers on the street are going to make the same move. we appreciate you joining us to break it down and get into what some of the risks are. thanks for the time. >> my pleasure. it's always a pleasure to join you. >>> let's get over to brian sullivan. >> thank you very much. u.s. district judge cannon temporarily barring special counsel jack smith from releasing his report on donald trump. that's until an appeals court can act on a request from trump's co-defendants in the case. it will lay out how he tried to overturn the election. >>> an investigation after two people were found dead in the landing gear compartment of a jetblue airport after a flight from new york to fort lauderdale last night. they were discovered during a routine post-flight maintenance check. >>> president biden will create two new national monuments in california to protect native american land. the white house said the p

many companies including tech try and google have created several farms in the santiago region, a mall of being planned activists like tanya rodriguez have long been sounding below the winter. then you'll get the noise to have it can be status centers of the nature necessary, a method of data centers that are not necessarily beneficial for you on land data, but rather for other countries in the world. and we've spoken to generate very few jobs and the environmental impact is severe. maybe i'm getting better enough for those and tenure. frederick is as a member of the environmental organization, most of the group is protesting the expansion of data centers in the region, including a new google project. most i got activists say these data centers have a huge impact on chinese water supply. i mean, lot of the data center itself would use 169 liters of water per 2nd. that's the equivalent of nearly 9 olympic sized swimming pools every day, which are filled and drained, whatever. because this isn't reusable, water in a given, the increasing drops are experiencing. this is a mind boggling wa

by now, when you do a search with google or any other traffic search engine, what happens is a simple data query that says with generative a i is, is a huge model behind it. and for each request, the entire model is activated. the computer graphics processes tend to, he's while the working if you search for boiling water on a cpu, you'll find many videos like this to prevent ships from getting damaged that cool down by using funds which also use electricity. well, by using water. this is also harmful to the environment because often fresh water from the local supply is used, been to spot the evaporates during the cooling process settings. no. if it gets partially re directed back into the rivers or most associated, then it can be used again. it will just be wilma, which means it will change the a code system of the river old water source, the flow for, for the color, which in turn could have that eco system. chatbox light touchy b t. i estimated to need about possibly to avoid to, to on so 20 to 50 requests an exact number. it's hard to pin down because companies on exactly eager to d

google has tied advertisers' access to internet users, to the mandatory use of google's own advertising technology tools. this tying practice forces publishers to adopt google's advertising technology leaving digital content creators unreasonably beholden to google's vice grip over their company's revenue streams and very often, their very existence. google's conduct has deprived creators of competitive markets, and it really if left unrestrained poses a long-term threat to digital content creation. when one firm acts as buyer, seller, and auctioneer, the entire marketplace becomes subject to that firm's whims, stifling innovation unless it somehow happens to align with that monopolist interest at the moment. the america act promotes competition in digital advertising by intrusion some transparency requirements, requirements that are able to reduce costs for advertisers and of course, prevent conflicts of interest. additional legislative reforms include streamlining antitrust. the one agency act would consolidate the department of justice, and this would reform the process as a whole by

google tech write and so google sets up this ecosystem. where -- it's -- it's a extraordinary complex ecosystem i'm simplifying it a lot but i that set up this ecosystem is everyone is part of the ad network all of the publishers have code or cookies on their site that they -- that they google takes this and they have an idea where consumers are going and put them into bins so on the other side if i'm an advertiser and i say i want somebody in their 50s who likes tennis, where can i get this ad to go to the people i can find those people. now, in that case, you know, why google would not own that information is unclear to me in a property rights because yeah i as a consumer went to the website and clicked on some tennis stuff. but "the new york times" or cnn or espn, phones that information as much as and if they decide i want to be part of a collective broadly that's what the google network is and share my information so google can find out so i can make more money for the ads and have a better website it is unclear to me -- why that prop

google we reuped because the regulatory and a.i. risk to bag to -- google, it hasn't disappeared. it's materially are come down for a variety of different thicks and one quick data point is apple stepping in december 23rd, right before christmas, and filing -- adding its opinion into the doj google search antitrust case saying, hey, we're not interesting in -- interested in building our own search engine and, by the way, government, you shouldn't dictate to us whether we should receive google search payments. it reduces the risk there's a material share loss opportunity for google. so with that, we upped google into our top picks list. stuart: it's at 194 right now, you think it's going to 2025. okay. i've really got to get back to uber. uber's in the mid 60s, but you consistently put it up there as going to $120. as doubling, in fact, in this year. make your case again, please. >> yeah, yeah. and, you know, you can see the stock kind of bounced off that 60. last time we talked about this, stu, it was hitting at 60, and, you know, my pick has been uber at 600 is like google at 160

how did you break up google the ideal breaking up google metal for that matter or facebook? it unless you have a way of influencing the i'll goodness. because you see the goods is ever so powerful, it doesn't matter. even if you take a little mask out of the question, imagine a little mosque is subject to some by donald trump. you know, they may have it following out to more. it won't make any difference because you know, this cloud capt. i'll go to the cloud. competent, isn't just the algorithm is the hold, but sort of maybe a of cloud cabinet. you know what it does? we have a direct relationship with it. we have training it through our behavior online, so i like so some cd with training to train us to train you to play. and that's the thing to know as well. so that it can give us good advice to suggest something to you that you want to buy. and then it says, do you directly buy bought some o markets that there's not even copy this many more. all right, i see you nodding uh, vigorously, it also saw you sort of express agreement with the idea that the regulation that we've s

when he spoke about google during the campaign he was asked about breaking up google and immediately talked about it was the way that he showed up in google search results, when he talks about tiktok he talks about his campaign content performing well on tiktok. and now that company executives know this when they go to meet with him they show him this data and show him this is how well your content performed on our service. that is really where it starts with donald trump. this is a person whose first term they sued to block the acquisition, the merger of at&t time warner because the company owns cnn and trump did not like the cnn coverage. this is an important lens for understanding how he approaches regulation. and on the policy front, biden enacted the chips act and is been keen to limit chinese access to high—end tech. when it comes to semiconductors, where does donald trump stand? will he continue with what the biden administration has done? one of the things that will be interesting is a host of questions particularly ai. i suspect that donald trump is going to shift policy—mak

started google, mark zuckerberg for meta and jeff bezos from amazon.sarily republicans. some of them might be, all of them might be. but what the deal is here, they're businessmen hoping for favorable treatment from the white house. they're clearly seeking an environment with as little regulati as possible. let's bring in our business and tech reporter scott budman. we were talking in the newsroom. we go back to the obama inaugurations, the bush inaugurations, the biden inauguration. we haven't seen a collection of silicon valley leaders like this. so front and center, have we? no, we've never seen a collection worth that much money. and that front row is about $1.5 trillion worth of wealth. we haven't seen that much concentration in one industry being tech or one geographic location, like you said, silicon valley. so what do they want here? do they just want policy or what's their end game? we ask that, you know, different ones for different people. you've got the ai folks who want less regulation as ai grows. san francisco sam altman was there today,

i google, and. .. those firms are not insignificant.— not insignificant.ask you about _ not insignificant. i was going to ask you about that, - not insignificant. i was going to ask you about that, i - not insignificant. i was going | to ask you about that, i think india is the only other country where tiktok has already been banned, and it has been good for companies like google and meta. what do you think it means if the spam goes ahead in america for the social media landscape? tote america for the social media landscape?— america for the social media landscae? ~ ., landscape? we can look to the examle landscape? we can look to the example of— landscape? we can look to the example of india _ landscape? we can look to the example of india is _ landscape? we can look to the example of india is the - landscape? we can look to the example of india is the only i example of india is the only other major market after the ban went into effect there, we saw pretty significant growth in the market share for platforms owned by google as well as a meta, and i would

here's what i think happens nvidia, microsoft, apple, google they double down and say you didn't openource model you're not charging and we could do the same thing. it is open source they can see what's going on and how to adapt their models to do something very similar. the paradigm shift all the a.i. uses a supercomputer a.i. the observation i were deep seek separated into experts and says one is an expert on this topic in this topic so it can compute much faster and not be on all the time, i think that's a model that's going to change the paradigm shift for sure. stuart: we need you for the hour, please stay. trump had a very busy weekend very busy week, on friday he toured the damage in north carolina than los angeles then he went to nevada where he made a pit stop at a casino in vegas the crowd loved it. >> they broke out in chance. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. [cheering] >> he walks over to the crowd table and he shouts back at the crowd, no tax on tips reopening his campaign promise as he works with congress to figure out ways to include an impending tax package that is what he will

in the board of google. you know, it's hard, you know, there are other search engines out there, so you can argue that there's a marketplace, the fact google's gotten such a share and how would that government attract is, are they government defense contract as amazon is one? google is what they, what for the pen to get for p takes f x rays. that's the only way i can pull, i mean is that, that is that, is it, that's and it shows a problem of the military industrial complex. i mean, eisenhower was very pressure in his warnings were, i mean, universities, you know, kind of the defense department funding. this is pervasive and you're right. it takes agent the turns agents into something other than private entities. if they rely so heavily on the fads. and then it's hard for them to say no, when you know whoever the president or any of his minions call up. and lo and behold, we see what they do to the american people. you see, if he really does try to get a piece with retro over ukraine, perhaps restarts start i

you were early at google. did you imagine the google that it is today? i left google about two years ago, you know, on my own terms, and i left with a smile because i had a tremendous time at google. kind of like being in a in an environment that is, you know, creative and you work with incredibly talented people at the same time, you know, doing a job like a chief innovation evangelist where you help people to come up, you know, with these radical ideas. so the one of the last projects i was working on was actually called project reimagine, where we try to reimagine how we want to work in the future. this was right when the pandemic actually started. good sunday morning to you. we are breaking into regularly scheduled programing with an update that if you are in the east bay, you may have just felt it. the usgs is measuring a 3.7 magnitude earthquake centered near concord. we're going to get this, of course, comes on the heels of many earthquakes in the city of san francisco. this past week. our cinthia pimentel is standing by with the latest. hey cynth

facebook's at the inauguration, google, amazon.zoom will be there wearing a suit top, short bottoms. the ceo of uber will be there in two minutes -- maybe five minutes! you know what, they are looking for a new ceo. even the ceo of vine will be there. [audience reacts] well, he'll be panhandling outside, but he'll be near there. but the inauguration guest list can't just be billionaires who get off reading your dms. there has to be more. who else is trump inviting to watch him take the oath of office? >> performing at trump's inauguration will be familiar names from his campaign, including kid rock, lee greenwood, and the village people. >> first responders from butler county, pennsylvania, where trump survived that first assassination attempt will also march in the parade. and the maga garbage truck that went viral during the campaign will reportedly hit the streets of washington, d.c. during the inauguration day parade. >> jordan: wow! trump's bringing back all the characters from the campaign like it's the "seinfeld" finale. we'

and this is google doing this.now, google's stock has rallied something like 11% in the last month if whereas the nasdaq has been down, charles. so that says something for a big stock like this. it just showed people that, hey, this space is moving a lot faster. everybody agrees that everyone wants to the buy blackwell chips from nvidia with as fast as they can, and why wouldn't they want to buy the next generation of chips, the quantum chips, that are going to come after that? charles: yeah, i was just reading an article about nvidia and their quantum offering, and they've got if to the figure out the next acts besides picks and shovel play. one that you were pounding the table on, rah getty. again, it feels like a lot more than just hype here, right in. >> yeah, for sure. i mean, this thing has rallied. as you said, i bought this stock at the beginning of december for around just over $3. it was trading over $20 the earlier today. i'm not sure where it is the right now. but this things has had a super rally. thei

fair enough, it's a google product but you do wonder, ai damage or help alphabets google's business fund> i don't know, i'm a copilot user so i'm in the minority right now but i'm going to diversify. >> how did you get copilot? i don't have copilot. >> you will. it's coming to outlook. microsoft is going to jam -- it's going to help us. >> we can't wait. thank you very much,uy tethbreak the latest on the recent attacks here in the u.s. both physical and the digital front as well. we will lay out all the details when power lunch returns. knock, knock. #1 broker here for the #1 hit maker. thanks for swingin' by, carl. no problem. so, what are all of those for? ah, this one lets me adjust the bass. add more guitar. maybe some drums. wow, so many choices. yeah. like schwab. i can get full-service wealth management, advice, invest on my own, and trade on thinkorswim. you know carl is the only frontman you need... oh i gotta take this carl, it's schwab. ♪ schwaaaab! ♪ have a choice in how you invest with schwab. is a bitcoin etf the same as owning bitcoin directly? in how you invest while bitc

but will apple or will google say, okay, your word is good enough for me? and what if the political winds change? as we've already seen, they have the president elect first didn't want this app at all. he thought there were national security concerns. then he got on the app during his reelection campaign and saw how successful it is. and then he changed his tune. and so i think those types of shifting political winds are tricky for a company that is trying to figure out how to make a smart business decision. >> and i think just to jump on laura's point, i mean, you know, there's just so much confusion and uncertainty, not just among users of tiktok, but among the general counsel at these companies over how they're going to handle the next few weeks, specifically because there's uncertainty over how, even once donald trump enters office on monday, how he's going to tell his doj not to enforce a law that was passed on a bipartisan basis and signed by the previous president. so if you are the lawyer over at apple or a lawyer over at google, are you really goin

but, since a couple of months, almost, just two years when chatgpt your google ai -- or google ai, andarket, now it is a big hype. everybody has ai capabilities now in a chatbots. but a chatbot has limitations. you can have it drive your car or prepare your meal. you need specialized ai capabilities like using computer vision to identify what is going on. machine learning predictions that break down, ok, what does this weather forecast and this pos forecast and this trade inflation mean for my kitchen right now in does a 15 minute increments? so then my crew can deliver the best to optimize those razor thin margins that exist in restaurant ai. for this specialized ai, that is what it brings to the table. and it is also the missing puzzle piece. why software could not come into the kitchen. kitchens are often still run like the 50's. ai is the missing puzzle piece that can help bring true help to those kitchen operations. caroline: interesting puzzle pieces from investments, seven ships, seven rooms, present taste and i. you have often gone forward breaking boundaries with two been cult

they will have to find the other obvious places, which are google and meta. tim: what's the chance that this actually goes through with tiktok? mark: i don't know. i think it's still a minority chance. i don't think it's a probability. 25%, maybe? i'm struck by talking to investors this believe that there is a single digit thing going through. this is the law of the land. there are first amendment aspects to it, but it's not a first amendment issue and this was a broad, bipartisan congressional law that went into effect, it was pretty well voted on by both democrats and republicans. you know, this is the law of the land going into effect. but who knows what will happen in the next couple of weeks. i'm a little baffled by this. anyway, that's the law of the land and if it goes into effect there is a clear positive catalyst for google and meta. katie: it will be fascinating to see how that shakes out. when it comes to the beneficiaries of a potential tiktok man, we were talking about this in our morning meeting. looking at the content on reelz, a lot of it is r

so that would mean new users would not be able to find tick tock on the app stores of apple or google, while existing users would still be able to use the app. but they might not be able to update the app and overtime that would render the app unusable. but, you know, a lot of this also depends on whether there is some kind of intervention from donald trump when he is in office on monday. that is going to be the other half of this equation. and that is the next big thing to watch out for. just give us a bit of background remind us how all of this came about. how do we get to where, where we are now? well, just to rewind a little bit. so let's not forget that it was donald trump, the 1st one that is he takes off the band via executive order and august 2020. he was the one that said tick tock posed a national security risk. because take talk of course, collect some billions of use or data from americans and because it has a chinese parent company that would mean that it's so vulnerable to pressure from the chinese government to overturn that data or manipulate that data for the chinese

in the board of google. you know, it's hard, you know, there are other search engines out there, so you can argue that there's a marketplace, the fact google's gotten such a share. and how would that government attract is that government defense contract is amazon is one. google is what they, what for the pen to get for the tags, that's actually the only way i can. so, i mean is that, that is, that is a, that's and it shows a problem of the military industrial complex mean eisenhower was very pressure. and in his warnings were, i mean, universities, you know, kind of your defense department funding. this is pervasive. and you're right, it takes ages, you know, turns agents into something other than private entities. if they rely so heavily on the fads and then it's hard for them to say no, when you know whoever the president or any of his minions call up. and lo and behold, we see what they do to the american people. you see, if he really does try to get a piece with retro over ukraine, perhaps restarts star

if you look at that google garbage tens of millions of people that do google searches every day.coverage of the same nominees on a given day there will be between 10 and 20 times as many left wing news sources as right wing sources that will be shown. so we do a search on them you are going to get a whole list of left-wing organizations attacking trump's nomination. this is a drip, drip, drip we have to worry about that. when the about it in a big, big way. but by no means is this war. i should add one more thing. the more difficult on them, the nastier they will be there not like the proverbial rat that's been cornered they're going to go to the jugular. look at their attacks they are personal, always personal once upon a time the adage was always professional, never personal. now it's always personal never professional. mark: zuckerberg is going to have to prove himself these uncertain things at a corporate level. it's gone tomorrow lago and so forth. you are right the algorithms are pretty much the same people tell me when the google my name, which i never do it when they goog

presidents on google. users say when they search u.s.sidents on google yesterday, they noticed something unusual. the list included every president from george washington to donald t except for president biden. today, mr. biden appears as part of the search results. google blamed a data error for that omission and says it has been fixed. encouraging more people to give back the unusual request. i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] newman's own continues to donate all of its profits to charity. it is impressive to celebrate what would have been his 100th birthday this weekend. the company is asking other compa

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and, yes, better now, i like google pretty much, but google kills products i like and. lord knows twitter are are problematic over and one of the great regrets i have about my own life on the internet is i blog starting after surviving the attack on world trade center 911 and i loyally kept my blog going until twitter came along and it was squirrel and i could get rid of thoughts on twitter easily. and i didn't abandon my blog, but i abused it and i moved some of my discourse to a place that could be taken over by a narcissistic nihilist named musk. and i think that we have to also try to support things that are open about the internet like mastodon social baby blue sky and recognize that it can be ours if we claim ownership of it. and that's what i want to see happen. so we shouldn't blame it for hate speech. we brought our hate to the internet, all of our hate long instilled in this society. and if we think the internet did it to us, then we address the deeper problems we have. and what are the myths of mass media is that we had this idea of a shared of shared facts t

so my next step go to google and i looked up civic religion, google books in quotation marks and sure enough it's all over the place and i you i think i sent you a google in graham right and that's from the oed web site and those are notoriously unreliable so. be very cautious with those and grams. i've cautioned you before about google's bad habit, giving the wrong date publication date to a book. and it shows on that and graham so went when i went to google i did a little google graham of civic religion and yes for mistakes but it shows a similar pattern explosion of use of the phrase over the last decades certainly in the 20th and into the 21st century. but what i found complicated in my life and i love that i love that and i keep warning you right if you don't find surprises in research, you're not doing enough research. and this is a beautiful example that and i have told you earlier this semester that i've taken a vowel between before god and man that i will write about civil religion again and i will never review a about civil religion again. i get asked to do that all the time