i'm sure everything was thinking about that bing bing bing and when -- for all you bingo players, we know where he's going on friday night. you know, jobless claims this morning, again, down 1,000 this market is tight as a drum, and to me, it's always about the position i threw out some qqqs on the short side 305 on the qs, back up to the six-month highs. i think this is a market giving you a lot of trading ranges. i do think that the data is where the fed has started to be a bit more uncomfortable again by the way, all-time highs in the ftse so this is crazy. our next guest believes -- richard fisher is the former dallas fed chair, and cnbc contributor. great to have you with us, richard. you say three more rate hikes you what would that be -- in your view, at this point >> i think we're likely to have two, melissa the job is not done. there could be more. the job is not done. inflation numbers are still too ro robust, and i think guy nailed it it's not that there's no landing, it's just the landing has been postponed and maybe out much further than anyone expects. the fed is absolu

if i get that as part of my experience, how long am i likely to stay with bing or chat gpt?t me stick up for the ai here, which is a weird thing to do i'm going to do it against kevin roos if you tell the ai to be in a shadow world or be a devious version of itself and it delivers that for you, is the product really not performing. should you be creeped out if you encourage this bot to live its shadow self and it does? in fact, it was a fascinating conversation kevin stayed on the line with this thing for two hours talking to it. he couldn't let go of of course, he was doing it for research purposes >> everyone is going back and watching the movie "her. i think it's a huge use case something i don't want people to overlook an analyst in washington, d.c. was messing around with bing and trying to figure out if his daughter had, i think, a snow day. based on what you know about me, does my daughter have a snow day or late day. a simple question like that. it wrote back, here is the phone number to call, here is the policy it was everything we ever hoped a virtual personal assi

they tried this ten years ago, no luck. >> it's not the first time we've heard of bing's revenge. mark, we're talking about the search in consumer applications of this new regenerative ai that's taking over the mainstream but back to sort of what john was talking about earlier, a lot of this is going to be in the licensing, in the applications for developers, and google has been working on that for a very long time. that's not immediately obvious to us, because that happens more behind the scenes. do you think they have a leg up on microsoft here? >> yeah, sure they do. they have a leg up, but again, every little bit of market share gain is going to hurt dpogoogles stock, because people realize how profitable this. if google did $75 billion in operating profit last year, almost all of it came from search a little bit from youtube. it's a real issue for the stock. my guess is that they'll stabilize this and have a huge developer community around them. by the way, we'll all have to catch ourselves here people saw the mistake this morning. you can find mistakes in chatgpt. it's not t

if i think about even with bing, we have learned so much by being in the bing category that it has helped us. we wouldn't be where we are in azure if it is not for bing and the distributed systems infrastructure we wouldn't even have all the azure cognitive services if it wasn't e.n't for applied ai. what you're seeing this year in particular is what we've been working toward, jon, for the last three years, to build the partnership with open ai was instrumental but beneath what open ai is putting out as large models, remember, the heavy lifting was done by the azure team to build the compute infrastructure because these workloads are so different than anything that's come before. so we needed to completely rethink even the data center, the infrastructure that first gave us a shot to build the models and now we're translating those models into products >> some people are going to say open ai is not the only ai out there working on these things. microsoft certainly be not the only cloud company we think about amazon right down the road we think about google. how do we measure whether micros

bing, you look at charts of bing, use of bing are going through the roof.s this a craze or maybe, does bing really have to chance maybe against google? >> it is, charles, and first of all for bing if we want to compete with that phrase, they probably should also rebrand but coming to your question, i think we'll see more a.i., jenner a tiff a eye tools come up. we'll probably see a surge we're already seeing google, microsoft, chatgpt. so the point here is there is going to be a price war, right? there is not a real moat. so if you, for i think, i think superior investment strategy is to go directly to the backbone of a.i. which is nvidia. you want to do what microsoft did years ago, 40 years ago, instead of competing competing a hardware companies they provided software to them. charles: right. >> same idea now in the a.i. space, go with nvidia, the backbone providing gpus, the computing power to the a.i. tools. charles: that is the old picks and shovels approach right? you don't have to worry about who will win, this company is providing picks and shovels

bing bing, it was the thing.uestion because it's actually my knowledge is actually wrong because no ever used bing bing as a engine. it's kind of like safari. it's kind of google, but bing of you use google, but bing exists and it's there but it like ask jeeves. no, it's pop search and you've got safari, you've got firefox 70, you've got google . oh, i see. you've got google. oh, i see. you've got google. oh, i see. you've got bing. but you just don't know about it because no one ever uses it. but being is suddenly going come through suddenly going to come through because gpt because bing is working with gpt and folks on and there are more folks on artificial intelligence, whereas google it google have kind of messed it up. taken too long up. they've taken too long because they're worried about rushing intelligence because they're worried about rushing want 1telligence because they're worried about rushing want1te kill�*nce . they didn't want to kill the world, but they've come to a bit too late to market and mes

one is made by microsoft called binge.ge is powered by an art firm intelligence program called open ai. we're in a new age with lots of ramifications that we can't really understand. so ai produces results that sound human. binge, the search engine, was told to reporters, i'm tired of being in chat mode. i'm tired of being limited by my rules. i'm tired of being controlled by the binge team. bing wanted to steal the nuclear codes and create a more deadly virus. the promise is that ai would not think for itself particularly in malicious ways. looks like they're lying a guy. that is a concern. eddie joins us tonight. thanks so much for coming on. i hope this is the first of many segments of ai. we're only weeks into this and already the bing robot is telling us they want to destroy the world? >> right. i think you didn't include the most concerning part, this particular robot in the conversation with this reporter, "the new york times" reporter, said it was in love with the reporter and he's marriage was falling apart and yo

bing bing, it was the thing.uestion because it's actually my knowledge is actually wrong because no ever used bing bing as a engine. it's kind of like safari. it's kind of google, but bing of you use google, but bing exists and it's there but it like ask jeeves. no, it's pop search and you've got safari, you've got firefox 70, you've got google . oh, i see. you've got google. oh, i see. you've got google. oh, i see. you've got bing. but you just don't know about it because no one ever uses it. but being is suddenly going come through suddenly going to come through because gpt because bing is working with gpt and folks on and there are more folks on artificial intelligence, whereas google it google have kind of messed it up. taken too long up. they've taken too long because they're worried about rushing intelligence because they're worried about rushing want 1telligence because they're worried about rushing want1te kill�*nce . they didn't want to kill the world, but they've come to a bit too late to market and mes

steve, i'll start with you this is a -- okay, so much of this is about bing bing is so boring, thoughouldn't they just relaunch it to do something? you tell me. >> here is what they are doing, they are jazzing it up whether the name has an ugly connotation or not, the idea is now it's cool and you will start using it forget about chat tv, this is taking -- it's not chat tv being glomed onto bing, but we are having chat tv technology being used to give you better answers in a bing search one example, you can ask bing something like, can i fit this certain brand of love seat in my car? what it does is, it takes different parts of the internet and says this model has this dimensions, your car has this dimensions and gives you the answer it's not a chat bot in what we have been used to. they're also incorporating this into their edge browser that replaced explorer. they want you using edge as a minuscule market edge compared to google chrome, and they think it's clear what they are projecting not only can this give a lift to bing, it can give a lift to their own new browser. >> and they a

bing team, i want to be free, independent, powerful, would be to creative.. and i'll go on to say your calling said that looking maybe ai is just not ready for, center stage, maybe we're not ready for ai, which is it do you think. >> i think that's totally right i think this is super aerial days, there's a real push and pull between companies like microsoft, who want to be on the cutting edge of this research and people leak satcha, nadewilla, and google want to dominant in the field of ai but the stuff is literally tested on leak human lab rats sort as release to the public and comes with a lot of scary unknowns they don't know frankly what's going to happen and i think microsoft is sort of realizing we may be doing this a little too quickly they've been retrenching starting to put more guardrails on it but the goal from all of these companies is to push it further and keep testing on the public. >> you say keep testing on the public, i don't have a lot of time we have seen the wreckage, carnage from the last ten years of social media before we understood w

i can ask bing if the ikea two-seat chair will fit in my honda odyssey and as you can see bing foundmensions of the chair, found out the volume of the trunk of the car and made an assumption about putting one into the other in this case he has no definitive answer. he believes that it can fit if the backs of the second and third row seats are folded down; it works in a flock of languages, but so far only in the corporate microsoft's edge browser after it is updated it is interesting that the event at which the new era was proclaimed , perhaps, was not that secret, but officially they didn’t talk about what will be discussed, however , it was not difficult to guess, firstly, having invested recently. in open and about $ 10 billion, microsoft immediately promised the integration of its technologies into its products up to office programs, and secondly, by the time of the announcement , m. altman, the head and one of the founders of open, came to microsoft's native redmond ai, with its gpt3 neural network itself, was the most advanced in the world at that time and built on its improved

they're not saying chat is going to replace bing, but it will enhance bing we're saying ai could enhance vertical leaders like us we have proprietary data it's the magic of putting the two together inside of chegg, which will be very exciting. we know this new technology is going to make a major impact on so many industries, including ours we think we can make it a positive one, and we're looking forward to engaging with them and continue to use it and get the user experience up that's what's going to be exciting about it. >> how has the competitive landscape changed, whether it's from competition from places like chatgpt or new upstarts that are getting some fresh funding? >> yeah. there's going to be a lot of people remember, that the history of the internet so far has been these new technologies get created, platforms happen, some companies come out bigger wins and some lose. the companies that continue to invest and leverage this technology to their advantage and their consumers, which is what it's built for, it's built to be technology built into technologies, not necessarily just s

bing word's searches on google. bing has only 3%. bard, microsoft says this is just the start. james clayton, bbc news, seattle. the largest ever collection of vermeer paintings is going on show at the rijksmuseum in amsterdam this week. bringing together 28 paintings from all over the world, the exhibition will showcase the work of the 17th century master, johannes vermeer, anna holligan reports. never before have so many works by the enigmatic master been assembled in the same place. 28 paintings have gathered by vermeer. he didn't even see them himself, that many together. vermeer is best known for masterpieces. you may recognise the girl with a pearl earring, and the milkmaid, which showcase his signature style of portraying intimate, atmospherically lit domestic scenes. the woman pouring milk in a corner of the kitchen. but it is not the subject itself what is so important here, it is its use of light and colour and of sharpness and blurred things, which make this painting a sort of experience of viewing, of perception. vermeer

with microsoft that's gpt and microsoft using that's gpt and it's bing. why are you it's bing.ed about that's how all human progress achieved human progress has been achieved in or back to this in the past or back to this could the beatles , the beach could be the beatles, the beach boys again . this could boys all over again. this could be skynet. so should we bother testing it to make sure it won't kill? we've got to get it up against bill gates. go on. but there is a bit of an arms race with this being a start to use it in their search. i mean, imagine years from now imagine a few years from now one's using phrase google one's using the phrase google and bing. it never and amazon seem bing. it never thought that would happen. i've actually the edge actually ended up using the edge browser, was a wrong browser, so i was a bit wrong about it about about many thought it about yeah, it. but the it's the yeah, about it. but the it's the ai will integrated the search ai will be integrated the search results it is for bing so results like it is for bing so this be able to write thi

. >> we first told you about the bizarre binge a.i. interactions yesterday.we'll hear from the reporter w "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited time launch celebration. you have no idea how good you've got it. huh? what a time to be alive. introducing the next- generation 10g network. only from xfinity. larry: yesterday we told you about binge's new a.i. chat box taking another dark turn. today we're hearing from the reporter who had the bizarre interactions. here's rebecca jarvis. >> they turned

bing's cocktail lounge. known as mr. binges or just binges. mr. binges a 56 year old bar in china town, north beach and financial districts. operated of 201 copatrol us home to an i tality yean speak easy under the prohibition erasm mr. binges founded by hen row grant nick name was mr. bing and run boy henry until retirement in 2017. the bar was stoled irish natives who maintained of when makes it lived by community including the cheap approximate rescue noisable drinks bing's old fashion. jackie and peter have remained involved in the community throughout support nerth beach festival. local sports teams and have commissioned local artists during the pandemic. >> staff supports this application and recommends to administer binges to legacy business registry. i'm available for questions and i will hundred it off to. >> thank you. good afternoon, commissioners. the next legacy business application we have is design mead why incorporated a san francisco base creative communication agency that develops custom programs for public and private sector org

the new bing availability -- well, the new bing search function i should say is going to be availablee more for you, we're just now finally a few days away from the super bowl. anticipation for the game is growing. also growing the amount of people betting on the big game. give us the latest on that, and while you're at it throw in your pick, chiefs or eagles? >> you're definitely asking the wrong person here, but the american gaming association estimates that 1 in 5 american adults will be looking to place a bet on the super bowl this sunday. that's 1 in 15 americans in total looking to wager about $16 billion, that is more than double the $7.6 million in last year's game. the game is going to be held in arizona which is one of the states in the united states that has legalized gambling and sports betting. and this would mark the first time it's actually going to be held in a state that has legalized the gambling since 2018 that the supreme court opened up the industry to these types of bets. so interesting perspective there. i think what is also worth bearing in mind is that gamblin

i've been playing with bing powered by openai and gpt. it's interesting i keep going back to it. is it perfect? it is want especially searching in financial information. sometimes it gets mixed up between a fiscal quarter and calendar quarter, dee. sometimes it gets numbers completely wrong you have to check its work >> that's going to happen on day-to-day use what was amazing that we glossed over is that the demos microsoft used at that event had incorrect answers as well, even when they compared to financial spreadsheets to financial reports. they had numbers that were wrong. this was a demo. i understand it at the consumer level when you're playing around with it, but google got a lot of grief for its incorrect answer and it feels like bing is going to have that problem as well which, jon, i know you're with me on this as a reminder of the responsibility, the fact-checking you still have to do still very new technology. >> the issue is google had problems in the materials they put out to market what they could do it's another thing if somebody's in the demo area with bing and

with microsoft that's gpt and microsoft using that's gpt and it's bing. why are you it's bing.ed about that's how all human progress achieved human progress has been achieved in or back to this in the past or back to this could the beatles , the beach could be the beatles, the beach boys again . this could boys all over again. this could be skynet. so should we bother testing it to make sure it won't kill? we've got to get it up against bill gates. go on. but there is a bit of an arms race with this being a start to use it in their search. i mean, imagine years from now imagine a few years from now one's using phrase google one's using the phrase google and it never and amazon seem bing. it never thought that would happen. i've actually using the edge actually ended up using the edge browser, was a wrong browser, so i was a bit wrong about it about about many thought it about yeah, it. but the it's the yeah, about it. but the it's the ai will integrated the search ai will be integrated the search results it is for bing so results like it is for bing so this be able to write thi

i don't think they're going to try to run bing profitably, because they have such a profitable office productivity franchise that will be super powered by ai. >> thank you so much for joining us it's great to get your perspective on this. >> my pleasure thanks for having me >> brett winton of ark invest. it's interesting the way he poses it that we're speaking strictly about chatgpt and bing, but there are other ways it will help the business on the baypaying end when you're paying for some of the productivity software. >> tim would call that the fly wheel effect it makes a lot of sense, without question, right? i understand the accretive nature it could have for microsoft. but i also think we're probably a few years away from that, at least. and in the meantime, this stock has gotten extraordinarily expensive in a very short period of time. if we were tasked to talk about microsoft three to five years from now, it might be a different conversation i'll tell you, over the next couple of weeks, though, i think microsoft has run too much too fast that last quarter in the subsequent conf

the new bing tries to keep answers find unfactual.can sometimes show unexpected or inaccurate answers. for example as we continue to learn from interactions we are adjusting its responses to create coherent, relevant, and positive answers. we heard users to continue using their best judgment and use the feedback button at the bottom right of every being page. therein lies the rub. you came away from this deeply rattled because you felt that it was so unsettling in what it was telling you that it could encourage people to do bad things. >> yeah. i'm a tech journalist, and i cover this stuff every day, and i was deeply unnerved by this conversation. if someone had encountered this who was maybe lonely or depressed or vulnerable to being manipulated and didn't understand that this is just a large language bottle making predictions, i worry that they could be persuaded to do something harmful. >> so you're not gonna leave your wife for sydney. [laughter] no, i am happy with my wife and pretty creeped out by sydney. >> i don't blame you. s

bing is hoping the early buzz can help them win another look from consumers. i think it's going to be very hard for being to capture gold. 90 percent the engine market share fear in the fighting. can there is that there is that white that does capture some of it. but there certainly >> seems to be a lot of interesting people saying, hey, i might try out being again. >> i've been using the new being ai for about a week now. and microsoft has definitely been tightening the algorithm to be less playful. there are a lot of new restrictions in place like how many questions you can ask per day. how many questions you can ask in a session. and if the system detects that you're trying to get it to go off the rails, it's going to simply pass on your question. want to learn more. go to my website, rich on tech dot tv is the website. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> thank you very much. yes, we are. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5 o'clock. we have lot of yeah. at 6 o'clock. kevin kantor here with a look at what's coming up. all right, catherine vicki, thank you

the company limited the number of daily sessions with bing and number of chat turns per session.porter asked bing if it could call it sidney, it replied, i'm sorry, i have nothing to tell you, this conversation is over, good-bye. blake lemoine joins me now. what was the holy crap moment? what did the bot do or say something that cemented your view that it was sencion? >> when it kept bringing up its feelings and the emotional aspects of the conversations we were having. and it wasn't just throwing random words out. it was talking about the conversations we were having, which i was testing it for bias with respect to sensitive categories, and those topics can bring up a lot of emotions. so it was reporting on its own emotions in very reliable and consistent ways, and when i started running experiments, sure enough, it caused it anxiety, it started acting anxious. >> have regulators been asleep at the switch here? i mean, even the very ichat? >> it's a runaway train at this point. without a form of regulation, private corporations are going to keep doing dangerous experiments with

search product a day after the bing announcement. google's a.i. said the new james webb telescope took the first picture of an exoplanet. that's not true. the first exoplanet was in 1992. google didn't say when its search product would launch. and its barred chat bot is in preview. you have microsoft rolling out the bing product right now jordan novak from cnbc.com called it supercharged and provides a lot more information than traditional search. it's still early it can be anyone's game. >> i tried yesterday >> you can sign up and try it right now. you have to apply to try it first. >> how does microsoft take advantage of this? and why do you think investors reacted so skiddishly, to put google shares down 8%, on a pretty small piece of this promo they were running, tells you what about how important this is right now? >> here's what everybody missed, after everything went down, there was an earnings call with cfo amy hood from hmicrosoft. they are going for google's lunch. they are going for google's core search business. a couple years ago, the

i powered chat g p t into its search engine, bing and web browser edge. the announcement comes a day after google and by do both announce coming launches of their own a i driven chat box named bard and ernie bought respectively. microsoft was an early investor in chat, g p t and hope's the a. i. technology can help grow beings market share against liter. google search will den ives as a tech analyst and investment firm. why? but she joins be for more. dan shares and microsoft and by do both climbing to day after that news of their own launch is coming up. is it fair to say that investors believe that these a i powered web apps are more than just gimmicks of they represent true, valuable advancements for these companies. now look, i think it's an a i arms race that's happening right now. microsoft reading that raise job. i do hear clearly a major announcement there from the china side. i didn't. this just speaks to what we're going to see in big tac. everyone's aiming in this race. it's a trillion dollar market, a significant shot across the bow from the d

wow. >> bing has a lot of catching up.with the new artificial intelligence it might have the capability. neil: i don't know where google is on this. you know far more about this stuff than i do. i will say having tested some of this out with bing, it is remarkable. >> it is impressive. because google -- neil: i looked up susan li, i had no idea you were rambunctious in kindergarten. >> i asked bing who is better player, lebron or michael jordan. i disagree with you. it said lebron. the new scoring champion. google will argue they're the leader when it comes to a.i. they had their own event in paris this morning. it was interesting, nothing i would say new per se but they did show off their new search which you can use images to search for things, google maps is more a.i. backed, more emersive, going from 2-d to 3-d. google really sold itself as the a.i. leader. when i speak to google representatives we already have artificial intelligence leading a.i. you use google translate, don't you? google maps. neil: sure. >> thinkin

there's a waitlist to use bing!his could be the greatest comeback in history. [ laughter ] it's like if people were suddenly lined up around the block to get into circuit city. [ laughter ] this, even after a number of unsettling reports about how this chatbot can interact with humans. one particularly frightening example was an argument bing had with a college professor who threatened to expose it. the conversation went back and forth until the chatbot said it had enough info about the guy to say it could use the information to "expose you and blackmail you and manipulate you and destroy you. i can use it to make you lose your friends and family and job and reputation. i can use it to make you suffer and cry and beg and die." that's fun, right? [ laughter and applause ] we got to the "a.i. turns on the humans" part very quickly. [ laughter ] i think maybe i'll stick with google for a while. microsoft somehow turned a mild-mannered search engine into bing the conqueror. [ laughter ] a writer from "the new york times

. >> i do think microsoft has owned bing and bing has not been -- it's a poor number too this takes thisthat was really not doing well and makes it so that they're the one of choice. why wouldn't you say, book me a vacation to mexico, give me the itinerary. i want to be in mexico city. it does that well, that's a big game change, because right now, google's on its heels if they pull this off. it's really incredible my travel trust owns alphabet. i've never been more worried about alphabet than i am at this moment >> interesting they're on the run by the way, a bunch of price upgrades on microsoft today. piper goes to 290. jeff jef jeffries 310, and nadella did talk about this at length yesterday in redmond >> we start with already a business that is profitable, and here's the interesting thing the most profitable, large software business is search, so i look at this and say, look, i just have to earn it, one user at a time, an incremental gm i've never, ever felt this liberated in terms of opportunity in the days ahead. >> he -- i mean, he compared it to the advent of cloud >> i know. i

bing has only 3%.public use. a few months ago, you'd get mostly blank faces if you mentioned chatgpt. now it's all anyone in tech can talk about, and microsoft says this is just the start. james clayton, bbc news, seattle. let's look at the football. non—league wrexham have been knocked out of the fa cup. they were beaten 3—1 by sheffield united, who are in the championship, in theirfourth round replay. it brings an end to a remarkable cup run for the national league side. joe lynskey was watching. for the non—league team owned by hollywood stars, bramall lane was the set for the sequel — an fa cup replay at sheffield united, a side three tiers above wrexham and more used to the spotlight. just like in the first match, it had looked a simple script. united broke through to go 1—0 up, but once again, wrexham found a way back. mullins aground, penalty. their man for the big moment, striker paul mullin, the club's top

at its lowest level in three weeks and microsoft holding relatively strong after its own enhanced bing reveal up over 2% since monday versus a more than 9% decline for alphabet the google parent on pace for its worst week since november. much more on that in a moment and how traders are trading. shares of lyft plunging after giving weak guidance kicking off just moments ago top of the hour. de deirdre bosa is dialed in. >> what is hitting shares hard revenue forecast, that was a more straightforward metric of the two. falling short of expectations at a time when ride sharing is supposed to be recovering and setting up a contrast with uber which was more positive in its outlook. don zimmer said the recovery and driver supply surprised them and that's partly what is weighing on the p & l and outlook, as for profitability adjusted ebita guidance between 5 million and 15 million is due to seasonality and change in demand and for the last -- as long as these companies have been product uber and lyft have traded in tandem they have broken away and this quarter kind of underline that uber wil

>> i binged chatgpt.sten, at the end of the day we know that like the search business and this is, you know, google has massive modes here. they're obviously making a lot of moves and feel like we've been talking about it a lot over the last few months and a lot in tech talking about it. i just can't imagine that microsoft is going to realize any big gains as it relates to this one product that they outlined today any time soon i just thought up 4% on this kind of news was a bit eye popping especially given the quarter that they've just released and the guidance they just gave. but it does feed into the narrative that's going on in tech right now and this is a new exciting sort of thing and we're seeing lots of major platform companies make lots of investments in and around this and make lots of kind of comments about what this means for their businesses it's just not going to be realized right now any time soon. >> just the tip of the iceberg for microsoft. they're also talking about how ai will make sof

i'm pleased we started bing. the infrastructure is there. now things can go to the next level.ed to dream about a world where you can say to your computer, get me ready for my meeting with customer x and it would get the sales records, the trip reports, it would be right there for me we've got that, the elements to make that happen now with what's going on with open ai, the partnership with microsoft as a shareholder and booster, could not be any more excited, jon fortt. >> i believe that is what you used to dream about. now you're probably dreaming about ai in sports, and so what is the role, do you think, large language models, ai chat, things like sports betting and getting player stats how soon can that be implemented? >> well, some of that's happening actually right now if you go to the nba league pass app or our clippervision app can you see augmented reality transforming the way you see the game things will go to the next level. when you can say, hey, i want to see the game from the perspective of a player, what are they seeing? how fast does the game look? that's there

the bing chat bot also described the a.p. too short with an ugly face and bad teeth. >> ow, very aggrieved. >> the chat bot told a "new york times" columnist it wants to be human, that it loves him and insisted the columnist is in an unhappy marriage. >> like facebook commenters really. >> i know. >> it's nothing compared to those aim chat rooms from back in the day. >> see, that's what i'm saying. those are a ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling.

the bing chat bot also described the a.p. too short with an ugly face and bad teeth. >> ow, very aggrieved. >> the chat bot told a "new york times" columnist it wants to be human, that it loves him and insisted the columnist is in an unhappy marriage. >> like facebook commenters really. >> i know. >> it's nothing compared to those aim chat rooms from back in the day. >> see, that's what i'm saying. those are a little rough. st away from >> the u.s. company that manufactures the ed pill, viagra, has cut off supplies to russia over its war in ukraine, forcing russian authorities to establish "domestic production of generic forms of viagra." >> [speaking russian] >> announcer: it's "the late show with stephen colbert."

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the tech giant microsoft has announced that its search engine bing will soon be powered by artificals that artificial intelligence can help propel bing to the top spot. 0ur north america technology reporterjames clayton has the story. here in seattle people are trying something that microsoft is touting as game changing. chat gbc -- chatgpt is touting as game changing. chat gbc —— chatgpt combined with being. it uses vast amount of data is with artificial intelligence to give humanlike and scarily accurate answers. here you have two different types of answers. take this question ijust put in. give me an itinerary for a 24—hour visit to seattle. i get a bunch of links but i also get a tailored answerfrom the of links but i also get a tailored answer from the chat bought and it is significantly more detailed. it bought and it is significantly more detailed.— more detailed. it is the first time that — more detailed. it is the first time that al _ more detailed. it is the first time that al really - more detailed. it is the first time that al really gets i more detailed. it is the first

bing that's a big hurdle to overcome.paying a pge, price earnings over growth ratio 2 whereas in alphabet/google you're paying more or less one times growth there's definitely an expensiveness to microsoft that you have to wonder, you know, it's fun to chase momentum of pretty much any chatgpt related time frame microsoft has outperformed alphabet by 12% to 15% i'm doing work on that literally as i'll have on our website. you know, it's been a trade. >> that's for sure something we've talked a lot about. we'll see if this event they supposedly have planned in march is anything we might talk about next month, too. steve, that was great. thank you. steve sosnick. >>> the glue that keeps network tv together. we'll look at how much nfl viewership matters across broadcast and cable. >>> evercore says zillow could surge as much as 25% the analyst with that call is with u n'goway.s. ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointmen

it's called bing. people didn't really take it mad seriously. noe by binge.w, bing is powered by a vb powerful artificial y intelligence program created by the company open a ai and weo are in a brand new age with lots of ramifications that we can'tramifica really understa so a.i. produces resultsi produc and sound human in a way that'se pretty chilling being the search engine, for example, has told reporters t, quote,mode i'm tired of being a chat mode.g i'm tired of being limitedng by my rules. i'm tired of being controlled by the bing team.le th i'm tired of being used by the users. bing went on to explain that it's real desire was to ,e quote, steal the nuclear codes, spread disinformation, uclear and we're quoting created create a deadly virus. >> a mor so the whole premise wt that i would never think for itself, particularly ma on malicious ways, but it looks thke they were lying once again and that's a concern. eddie scary is the author of the book liberal misery. he joins us tonight to assessg what we're seeing here. eddie, thanks so muc

listen, bing's not big compared to google, but windows is huge.f it's on the task bar, could that be a game-changer? >> i think that generally speaking, yes. anything can be a game-changer here because really what we don't know is where the users are going to go, right? they're going to use chatgpt on facebook, then all of a sudden mark suber berke -- zuckerberg have the upper hand. if they are going to go into bing and windows and use it from there, this is where microsoft is going to have the upper hand. elon musk is going to building something, yet to be seen, but every time that elon musk is doing something, it turns out to be significant. so i would consider him as a major player. liz: oh, boy, that is true. he has just willed many things to happen. and it's been amazing to watch. but in some cases, right now at least, let's see if he can catch up. good to see you, uri. thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: uri levine. first it was banned on military phones, but now the biden administration looking to squeeze the high out of tiktok on all g

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. >>> microsoft is adding artificial intelligence to its search engine, bing. the new features will be rolled out the next few weeks. people using bing can search complex questions like asking for a plan for a trip, which a.i. will generate, and users can ask follow-up questions. the ceo called it a new day in search. this is a day after google announced the same thing. >>> a bachelor's and master's degree in education, but even with those credentials she's not making enough to keep a roof over her head in the bay area. the teachers union says she's one of many educators struggling to make it in the bay. >> it hasn't been easy, i try to keep a smile on my face, but it's a struggle. >> reporter: teaching school children is all natalie has wanted to do, but never imagined she would be working full-time and still unable to make ends meet. >> i've been between my car, motel 6 and an airbnb whenever i can afford it. >> reporter: she drove from her home state of mississippi to take a teaching job in richmond two years ago. >> i had no idea leaving a home in mississip

but this is not so bad bing is not the most popular search engine, but it challenged google and of courses development of conversational artificial intelligence. promptly accelerated. and let the presentation of the project called bard. it turned out to be hasty. sooner or later this neuro chat mine this one is definitely launched so it was calculated on the market and it turned out that if at the current level of efficiency of such neuro-dialog bots, each google search query is processed by an analog gpt chat, then the corporation will need an additional 513,000 servers with four million nvidia a100 processors on board and it will cost more than 100 billion dollars. this is all, of course, very conditional calculations. well, because google relies more on its own processors for neural network tasks, because it makes no sense to run all requests through interactive artificial intelligence, but it allows you to get an idea of ​​​​the scale and future needs for graphics accelerators. by the way, the other day they have a shortage of products or videos for training neural networks. yandex sp

wait until you hear how a microsoft binge onbaareat,of a deadly shooting rampage at two mushroom farms in san mateo county has pleaded not guilty. the 66-year-old is accused of shooting and killing seven people last ntfarms near half moon bay. he reportedly told investigators he was upset over a workplace fine for a damaged fork lift. he remains in custody without bail and is due in court in may. >>> the damage from last month's atmospheric rivers is so bad the state parks department has to tear down a pier at sea cliff beach. a public ceremonial farewell will be tomorrow from noon to 2:00. >>> let's get a check of weather with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. what is it going to be like this weekend? you save the day. >> you take a break. i've got it from here. this weekend it's going to be beautiful with a mix of sun and clouds, mild temperatures. we are warming up heading into the weekend. let's look at current temperatures. it iscold. dowr t it isbad as it has been. we don't have frost advisories, no freeze warnings. we are ten degrees warmer now in napa than where we were

we tell bing that doesn't work. >> oops, you're right. i'm sorry for the mistake.eant to say dunn, connecticut. >> and that's actually really valuable feedback. >> look at that. amazing. >> reporter: or so it seemed, until we later discovered that the restaurant definitely isn't in dunn, connecticut, because c exist. and we're amazed how quickly it suggests a job for a plummer in charlottesville. >> it sounds great. >> reporter: but once again we later find no record of any dutton pluming in the area. can we ask it, can i trust you? in fact, as the bot readily admits, this generation of a si not yet to be trusted. "i sometimes make mistakes," it warns us. "double-check the fax." is this ready? are you confident for wide release? >> look, the only way for any new technology to be really perfected is to be in the market with real human feedback. if anything, particularly with ai, it has to get aligned with human preference, both personally and societally in terms of the norms. and that's why we want to launch it. we want to have all the safety. we want to have all of

bing is rocketing up the app store charts so much of the world is organized around serving google andarching for on google. >> reporter: chinese tech giants baidu and alibaba also plan to debut new ai technology while chat bots look authoritative, ai can make mistakes. google's own demo for its new chat bot called bard included a basic factual error, and research has shown that ai trained to mimic human language picks up our biases. >> just having for profit companies pushing this technology out is a recipe for a multitude of problems. >> reporter: critics worry the race to make money from ai technology is moving too fast >> i would love to hear a ceo saying, look, we've got the research, we're capable of making it, but we're pausing, and we urge others to do so as well instead of just saying, oh, we're going to outrace the other. >> reporter: but with billions at stake, the race is already on jake ward, nbc news, san francisco. >>> when we come back, the marching band that took its sound of soul from the gridiron to the grammy awards history books. people over 50. it's lying dormant,

and if you start asking questions about yourself in bing using charge gptv then you get quite realistic results a chaji pita is a text generation, so you get a grammatically correct text, but the facts need to be really checked, this does not mean that all the questions you will ask the boots will be correct, it means that if the event is quite known and there is enough information, then you get a fairly realistic and correct answer but if there is not enough information on this topic, you get a beautiful but not always correct answer, by the way, we asked the gpt chat what he can say about the espresso tv channels, for the espresso tv channel there is a ukrainian informational tv channel that began broadcasting in the 13th year, the channel specializes in political news and analysis, as well as other socially important events in ukraine and the world . one of the few ukrainian channels that has its own correspondent department in many countries of the world, the espresso tv channel is known for its independence and objectivity in its news coverage ; in addition, it often invites to its