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>> there is a qr code on our zoom screen that you can scan also if you visit, visit aia's stories.rg you can see all the judging criteria, the winnings that you'll receive, and previous submissions from last year. >> got it. did you say it was aa? stories.org? as an asian american aa stories.org. okay. and the deadline is march 15th, so hopefully you'll go way past that 78 entries last time. jerry and sylvie thank you so much. really appreciate you coming on to share this. >> and we want everybody to come may 1st to our awards ceremony. kristen. >> absolutely. okay. you can find that on the website as well. all right. good luck everybody. the entries are open. get your videos in. don't be intimidated. it's not about the production quality. just tell your story. thank you. >> thanks. thank you. >> and we are counting down to the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. it's now just nine days away. you can watch it live. saturday, february 15th starting at 6 p.m. abc seven is the official broadcast partner of this year's parade. catch all the excitement right here on abc seven or

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done so much when it comes to the border and energy and major investments from other countries for aiadening the press briefing r room. this is being done on trump time, it is like warp speed. i think peter ferro came up with that. this is trump time. the american people voted for change, they are getting change, and they are getting great people to do it, and every day it is like we are flies on the wall in the oval office. he is saying i am signing this now, this is for the american people. we said we would do it, and it's like we are working in the oval office. and, you know, wall street is booming right now. ai investment is great. for law and order, the cartels have been declared foreign terrorist organizations. the other countries of the world are literally on their knees when they were pushing against trump, now they are saying don't tariffs, we will do whatever you want, and the biased people aren't recruited peered i think america is excited peered and just more thing. when you've got a ocn schumer, they are all there complaining, they are like in the wilderness. and it's almo

alito has defined as a narrow approach, that's not really narrow, that's deciding a circuit split, >>aialarify my answer? i think you could resolvehi case by saying the moment of the threatocine is wrong, it was too narrow and didn'apply to the totality of circumstances and this is not going to try to delineate every case. >> you've given up in your reply brief i understood, you are not asking us to adjusquestion of what an office created danger rule is. >> we are notg for an officer created danger rule at all. >>ou are happy with the narrow -- i will call it narrow in th sense that if we said moment of the threat i wrong andn't articulate a precise standard other than saying our regular totality of the circumstances appliesthat's really what you are asking for. >> in this case were trying to li the fact he jumped into a car and we have sha different views. my friend on the other side and i have sharply different views abou whether it was reasonable to jump on the c and that's the we were not able to litigate. i think this court doesn't need to go and say every case needs to meet the imb

that stock is flying untamed, organic aia demand. more than one headline stock is up 21%. of makes this even better but they are the big fish area. your question to dan ives, how much of a shift are you seeing with the real winners come eight very different cohort. jonathan: it is the new ai darling, not video. that stock has performed more than 340%. china launching an antitrust probe into alphabet. they report earnings after the bell. angelo has a buy rating on the stock with a .220 -- a $220 price target. how pointless is an antitrust investigation into google in china? angelo: very pointless. it was the first thing i thought of when i saw the news. i do not think investors are really going to think twice about this. the stock is not reacting at all. i think it was china trying to add something else to some of the tariff news that they throughout, something on the headline beings and something that you could say we are attacking a mega cap type of things but it is irrelevant for investors. jonathan: let us focus on the earnings. what can we take from what we saw from me

i'm worried that with aia goes in a different direction. tell me why it could go right. it gives you super powers across a large number of things. give it a try. you can decide, what should i make for dinner? how do i get medical advice available to me? how might i have a difficult conversation with a colleague? how might i do things in parroting that might be different? all of those things are superpowers that we get. jonathan: are you throwing lisa under the bus? lisa: you can manipulate what your kids look at if you sent them links to things that change their algorithms that give them more newsfeeds in their feet. there are ways you can play the system little bit and i think that is proper. reid: by the way, it helps them learn. it gives them news about the environment around them. if you are not actually in fact using these ai agents to learn right now you should. one of the ways i do, and i approach a difficult subject, for example quantum computing, i stick of technical paper in and i say, explain this to me like i'm 12. superpowers. jonathan: my next question was

find a cure for cancer and other diseases, that would be great but we also have to make sure that the aia age does not supercharge pre-existing bias and discrimination in us, using super algorithms to look at people in our society that make it easier to discriminate against them. early this year, you seemed to suggest that efforts to address discriminatory algorithms was nonsense so i would like to just have you expand a little bit. is that accurate? is that your view as we move forward to ensure that ai algorithms do not allow for greater discrimination in our society, that that is not nonsense to have that as our goal? >> i think ai standards set by america are fundamental and we should set fundamental standards trying to be as i said -- we were incredibly successful with the internet in our standards and that created the greatness that is america and american technology. we are great the way we set standards in cyber. we have done a great job. it is the gold standard of the world and i would like us to pursue standards in ai that are like those two which set the standard for the world.