like today there's a really good bot that is launching and is the absolut vodka bot which will get youree drink in ne new york city and a bunch of other cities. it's probably too early. and the way it works is really cool because you actually get a new center messenger messenger which is something we are releasing today which is destination at a news feed. you can buy an net and get people straight in the newsfeeds and the messenger and connect with people directly. so you combine my content creation of new steve and completion on messenger but with a case of -- it tells you where to go to get a free drink on absolute. it's such a great opportunity for brands to engage their users in a brand-new way. those types of things are really working well. speak i'm sure bartenders are going to love me showing my code to them on my phone and then haven't figure how to make that all work. but when you think about the platform, a lot of people are saying bots are a fad. what you think were going to end up using them for and why is facebook committed to making sure the bots are not just a bad? >> i

with bots friend shade's boyfriend and the women's three children. bots says her friend was there eating pizza with her two kids when her six-year-old son noticed the names. within minutes a stretch of eight row homes was a blaze. no one was hurt. but half a dozen families lost most of what they owned. bots and shade lost everything. >> we can't even go back in the house. we can't see if there's anything salvageable. there's nothing left. >> reporter: almost immediately, friends and strangers reached out to help collecting donations, offering a place to stay. >> it was the next day somebody was handing me something. all we had was the clothes on our backs. so no one out -- people out there willing to help us and everything. it's amazing. >> reporter: just as quickly others in the neighborhood pointed fingers of blame some claimed bots' young children were home alone at the time of the fire. untrue and unfair she says. but the criticism has stunk. >> they point finger at us and say you did this. you're the one that started think much it's your fault w

hoda's nickname was wine bot. i guess i was wr everyone said i love what i see on the show, but i can't afford to do it. magazines show expensive pictures. let's play a little game with you guys. >> we're going to show you different things. high/low challenge. you indicate with stickers what you think is expensive, what you think is not. two cabinets, side by side. one of these cabinets is expensive, one is -- >> allowed to touch it? >> touch it. go ahead. >> can't open it. >> can't open it. >> okay. >> what you think is the expensive one -- okay. all right. >> what's the answer? >> okay. are you ready? >> uh-huh. >> ready. >> the answer is the far one. the more expensive one. that cabinet is actually $1,100. this cabinet is $220. >> what? >> so one for you. >> the quality today of prefab cabinets is unlike never before. over here. come to lighting. >> hardware? kitchen hardware. okay. those two poles. which is more expensive, which is your cost-effective? >> which is it? >> hardware poles. of course. >> oh, that'

microsoft is testing a new chat bot on the app kik.tech reporter tried out the new bot. >> a lot of people expect the way you will interact with electronic devices in the future will be in conversation with artificial intelligence bots. it slightly backfired when they created this racist, nazi, expletive spewing bot nine months ago. electronic devices in the future will be in conversation with artificial intelligence bots. they are quietly trying again. they have a bot on the app kik, and we are going to try it out. let's start with, who is barack obama? >> no, i'm not talking about this with you. it sounds like my parents at the dinner table when politics comes up. maybe a more intricate one. should we get rid of the electoral college? my boundaries are crossed pretty hard. i'm out, with a little wavy hand. one that is close to my heart. should britain leave the eu? i've never been there, is her response to that. she is missing out, quite and we are going to try it out. clearly. everyone should go there with the pound so cheap. who is

there are a lot of bots out there.ked to one of these exchanges, which says it removes 1 million bots a week from the system. a lot of people trying to commit a lot of fraud. they feel they have got to get their arms around that. they have started a number of industrywide initiatives to do that. ultimately, this is a result of the fact that online buying and selling of ads has been disintermediated. buyers and sellers no longer know each other or who is buying and selling what. all of that anonymous over the internet. they're looking for ways to change some of that and make sure buyers know exactly what they're buying and know it's real. they're not buying a video ad that is just playing for a robot. not for an actual person. >> you kind of answered my question. i was going to say, they have removed the bots. they know how to find them, certainly. but is there anything they can do short-term until they set up that face-to-face net working? >> well, the company that released this report today said one of the things they

new law will give the federal trade commission the power to sue picket brokers for using computer bots to snap up thousands of tickets before the rest of us can even get the web page to load. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ > the bots scooped up nearly a million seats in minutes for adelle's last u.s. tour. then brokers resold them for as much as $1,500 on sites like stubhub. that sent some fans to you tube to >> $100, adelle that's not fair. >> there's nothing more disheartening as a fan than trying to buy a ticket and finding out they're sold out 2 minutes after they go on sale. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> resale ticket brokers are making millions on the most popular show on broadway and it is money that is not going to the artist. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> the producer of hamilton went to congress for help. >> bots are computerized cheaters. >> i would love to see hamilton. >> it's not going to happen? >> that's right. right. >> sport s fans can get shut out too. the new federal law would make it an unfair and deceptive trade practice for ticket brokers to use computer bots to bypass the capture codes on websit

artificially intelligent bots. backs fired when it created this bot nine months ago. they have not formally announced it, but they have this bot on the app kick. we are going to try it out. let's start with who is barack obama. no, i'm not talking about this video. it sounds like the sort of conversation i have with my parents when politics,. , up.e more sor up. one which is close to my heart perhaps? should britain leave the eu? have never been there is her response to that. everybody should go there. who is the ceo of microsoft. i'm sure they are awesome, but we have not met yet. formerne for her then, microsoft ceo, steve ballmer. do you like steve ballmer? that's a good one. i know they are associated with the company that made me, so i am excited to meet them. her comments on steve ballmer seems to toe the company line. still ahead, googles self driving car unit hits the road as a stand-alone business. get the new name. why now? we bring you all the details. all episodes now live streaming on twitter. check us

microsoft released an ai chat bot on to twitter, it was called tay and it was designed to mimic a young teenage girl that an ai robot was supposed to interact with millennials and learn how to engage them in conversations on twitter and this experiment went horribly wrong, if you didn't see about this in the news. within 24 hours this pleasant teenaged chat bot turned into a racist abusive sexist entity and microsoft removed it from the internet within 24 hours of releagues it and apologized profusely about the event and the important thing here is that they didn't anticipate this was going to happen. some of the news that was explained what was going on blamed us as humans for being horrible people on twitter and turning this cute little chat bot into a horrible mess. what you might not realize is that microsoft didn't do this unknowingly they had a similar type of chat baht called jao ice that was being used for two years previously very successfully in china and it was interacting with as many as 40 million people so what was the difference between when they rolled it out in china ve

plus, microsoft is taking a second shot at chat bots after shutting down its controversial bot earlier will test this new bot to see if it is more polite than its predecessor. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: two top republican lawmakers offered strong support for u.s. intelligence officials in sharp contrast to president-elect donald trump who disputed reports that the russian government interfered in the election and actually tried to help him win. mitch mcconnell and paul ryan both praised intelligence agencies for taking on cyber threats from foreign governments, and there are new reports that russian president vladimir putin was personally involved in the hacks. the kremlin says the allegations are "absolute nonsense." well, silicon valley leaders went to new york wednesday to meet with president-elect trump, many who backed hillary clinton and did not hold back their disdain for trump. it was a chance for leaders to find common ground with the new administration after clashing on key issues. one key question is, what trump's presidency will mean for global tech investm

bots friend was inside watching her two young children at the time. nobody is hurt.ut the home is a total loss. some neighbors offered donations an place to stay but others blamed them for starting the fire. >> they point fingers at us and say you did this. you're the one that started think much it's your fault we don't have anything. it's just really hurts because we -- we literally don't have anything. >> bots disputes the official fine fining. no one smoked inside of their home. >>> sometimes looking on the bright side is easier said than done, right? but you might want to try a little harder to see that half glass full. the glass half full. you know how it goes a brighter outlook could actually help you live longer. when a child visits one of santa's helpers at the mall it's exposed to enhance the joy of christmas. that wasn't the case for one boy. what a shopping mall santa said ♪ >>> what difference 24 hours makes. cherry hill police say anonymous tip has led them to this guy. they say he robbed a woman at an atm. tonight prosecutors have charged patrick or so

it is not limited to bot net. it could be used for example as an alternative to busting in and grabbing the computers of a suspected hacker. hey guys, let us just do it from our desktop and remotely search his computer before we announce ourselves by busting in and taking his computer but also in terms of the botnets, these are innocent people who are having their computers access. that is a lot of innocent people. peoplere i innocent whose computers have been accessed and on out being used in a botnet. say, it is not a big deal if someone's computer gets destroyed but it is kind of a big deal. ellen: what do you mean by destroyed? hopefully it is not destroyed or anything, but nonfunctional. >> there is some precedent for explosions. kevin: how do we handle those people, because those people, they are likely never to learn, like say my refrigerator that has been part of a botnet get s accessed and the government gets sensitive data about my diet. we can pick a more sensitive internet of things item, if you like.

microsoft released an ai chat bot on to twitter, it was called tay and it was designed to mimic a young teenage girl that an ai robot was supposed to interact with millennials and learn how to engage them in conversations on twitter and this experiment went horribly wrong, if you didn't see about this in the news. within 24 hours this pleasant teenaged chat bot turned into a racist abusive sexist entity and microsoft removed it from the internet within 24 hours of releagues it and apologized profusely about the event and the important thing here is that they didn't anticipate this was going to happen. some of the news that was explained what was going on blamed us as humans for being horrible people on twitter and turning this cute little chat bot into a horrible mess. what you might not realize is that microsoft didn't do this unknowingly they had a similar type of chat baht called jao ice that was being used for two years previously very successfully in china and it was interacting with as many as 40 million people so what was the difference between when they rolled it out in china ve

a bot can sift through files faster than a real person can. when used maliciously, it can target e-mail accounts, cracking passwords in seconds. it's called a brute force attack. hacked e-mail accounts are worth 10 to $20 more than credit card accounts. >> you can click on forget my password and create new accounts by using your e-mail and faking your identity. he can even gain access to private information that your bank might ask to do an online faster. ultimately he's going to make money. >> reporter: and he says you won't have any idea until it's too late. >> you won't see anything. they take over your account, from there they jump and take over your social media account. within an hour they'll drain your bank account, then shift items. >> reporter: how do they get your password to begin with? this is a live attack dashboard where you can see bots cracking codes in realtime. it doesn't take long, especially for common passwords. >> users use an average of only six passwords throughout their entire online identity. >> reporter: using the sa

it's lightly backfired when they spewingthis expletive bot nine months ago.ietly trying again. ,hey have a bot on the app kik and we are going to try it out. let's start with, who is barack obama? >> no, i'm not talking about this with you. it sounds like my parents at the dinner table when politics comes up. intricate one. should we get rid of the electoral college? >> i'm out, with a little wavy hand. one that is close to my heart. should britain leave the eu? been there, is her response to that. she is missing out, quite clearly. everyone should go there with the pound so cheap. who is ceo of microsoft? >> we have not met yet. her, the former microsoft ceo steve ballmer, do you like steve ballmer? >> i know they are associated with the company so i am excited to meet them. i think it is quite an interesting take away. her comments were not grossly offensive. emily: that's alex webb there. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." show,e to watch tuesday's we will discuss the south china morning post and michael beckerman, ceo of the internet

a new bill awaiting the president's signature will make it against the law to use bots to buy up huge quantities of tickets in seconds. now, bots are computer programmers used by corner the market on events and buy everything up with the bot and get to upcharge anyone with a ticket. >> it still won't impact your chances of getting "hamilton" tickets. >> i still won't get to go? >> probably not. >>> so, when we come back, life expectancy in the u.s. is dropping for the first time in 20 years. >>> plus, the dramatic moment at a high school. a student shot by a police officer after he pulls out a large knife. an update on the investigation and his condition. hey! hey! ? this is for you. did you really? didn't have too! ? getting the gift you almost kept for yourself? now that's a holiday mini miracle. and it's easy to create your own at walgreens... with 40 percent off canvas prints, just around the corner. walgreens. at the corner of happy and healthy. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba?. ? tresiba? ready ? tresiba? is a once-dail

i guess we'd call it, a little wine bot. >> a little wine bot, yes. >> a moment this week the internet went crazy when two ryans were photographed together. ryan reynolds and ryan gosling. you never see these two together. >> two fine specimens. >> both at the critic choice awards. >> both had a little facial hair happening. >> okay. so, ryan reynolds beat ryan gosling in best actor category. "deadpool," gosling for "nice guys." fans debating, who do you prefer? team gosling or team reynolds? that is today's wine bot. >> i said reynolds. >> i did, too. >> we're both -- okay. here's what we'll do. read what it says in the thing. it's klghoda gosling or klghoda reynolds. that's how you pick. while we're watching the wine flow, okay? we're going to talk to you about the two different ones, because ryan -- >> they're both really accomplished guys. >> what's the difference, do you think, between the two? >> i don't know ryan gosling. never met him. that i know of. i think i would remember it, although at my age, not so sure. when you meet ryan reynolds you never forget it. >> facts, both ka

bots are pretty smart. congress is, well, congress.an versus machine. and ultimately, i hope, i do not have to say that i, for one, welcome our new robot overlords as i'm speaking to a robot-driven camera right now. that's all we have for tonight. we'll be back monday with more "mtp daily." don't forget to catch us sunday on "meet the press." ari melber picks up our coverage right now. >>> hello i'm ari melber. it's 6:00 p.m. on the east coast. you're watching msnbc live. and tonight donald trump on a victory tour of states he won. and big news about the job rudy giuliani won't be getting. and mass murderer confesses. dramatic video of dylann roof's confession played today at his murder trial. and there's no such thing as a lame-duck president when it

the company has launched a new - and hopefully improved - bot. microsoft says it's learned from its mistakes with tay. that's why its new bot zo is on the messaging ap kik instead of twitter this time around. twit tay to say inappropriate things... including praise for adolph hitler... so microsoft is putting zo on a private messaging platform that's geared more toward teens. the company hopes the new platform will help control zo's conversations. the department of transportation wants all cars to be able to "talk" to each other and to traffic lights. officials say it'll keep the roads safer and could reduce the number of traffic deaths. some car manufacturers are already including vehicle-to-vehicle -- or v-2-v no personal information would be transmitted and the system would be encrypted. happening now - cuisinart is recalling some eight-million food processors... after reports of people finding broken blades in their food. here's what the recalled blades look like: they have four rivets... that apparently can crack over time. 22 different mode

thereis a great bot out right now called intro.t's a great way for those who joined a new team to figure out who they are, where they came from, and what their interests are. jonathan: this is the obligatory questioning time when i throw a bunch of buzzwords at you and make you respond. apologies for that. what about ai? >> when it really works? i think we will use it. but right now no one wants to unleash skynet. but when we get better? jonathan: is there really going to be this robot overlord future where we are from slaves to the machine? of our already. you were asking for your phone was. before we came onstage. jonathan: that was about connecting with this fine so that they can send me questions through twitter. although maybe i should have set up a slack channel. things to think about for 2017. so, ai is tricky. it's a hard thing. you say it's not quite there yet. people are trying to recruit talent. only a select group, hypothetically there is only a select group of people that one can pull from for this talent. is that hypo

emily: microsoft is testing a new chat bot named zoe on the app kik.eral comes after several months when they tried out one named tay that they shut down when users got it to tweet inappropriate remarks. our bloomberg tech reporter tried out the new bot to see if it was more polite than its predecessor. >> a lot of people expected the way you interact will be with artificially intelligent bots. slightlysoft with tay backfired when they created this racist, not the -- nazi bot three months ago. they quietly tried again. they have one on the app kik out. -- kik called zoe. we will try it out. let's start with who is barack obama? "no, i am not talking about this with you" it sounds like something my parents would say when politics come up. maybe a sort of more intricate one. should we get rid of the electoral college? "my boundaries are crossed pretty hard. so i am out." little weighty hands. i hope she continues to banter with me. one that is close to my heart, should britain leave the eu? "i have never been there" is her response. she is missing out, q

>>> do a quick check of the wine bot who your favorite ryan is.> but i think we know ryan reynolds better. >> if ryan gosling would come see us. >> yes. >> thanks to everybody helping spread christmas cheer through our annual tour drive. >> who is it today? >> ryan clark from conagra brands and his little helper charlie. hi, guys. >> nice to see you. >> good to see you. what are you donating this year, hon? $250,000 worth of food. >> what? did you say -- >> both: $250,000? >> worth of food. >> right. to the boys and girls club. it's a great day for us. >> sometimes we just think about gifts but there are necessities. people need to eat, too. >> there's a real need for hunger relief in america. one in eight families go with food insecure. this time of year or throughout the year, please think about your time and treasure and charitable to go towards relief. it's a big thing for america. >> and merry christmas, sweetheart. >> okay. >> and don't hog the conversation. >> and happening until december 23rd. to donate on our plaza or online, amazon.com/t

why is facebook so committed to bots are note sure just a fad?avid: it is not about bots but how can you get an experience like so. we interact with people and with services and we interact with brands and with businesses. if there are a bunch of different things that the capabilities with opened up that are really selling. at the basic, basic stage like customer service on messenger based on the api's that was released in april is really flourishing and a number of large companies. rogers in canada which is the largest in canada's providing customer support on messenger and seeing a lift and customer satisfaction. news also a messenger and is working really well and has hypertension. as in all of these different experiences which brands are building that enables them to connect directly to their customers. if you are a cpg company like the ability for you to target a demographic and then get one on one with your customer is brand-new. you would never been to do that before. when you combine all of these capabilities that we are announcing today,

. >> maybe the lowe's bot isn't a threat to jobs. robots have taken a lot of manufacturing jobs and created the kind of angst that elected donald trump. i found the meeting with tech leaders kind of ironic since tech companies primary function is displacing a lot of jobs, whether you're taxi drivers or whether it's the new amazon go stores which aren't going to have people at checkouts. where does it go from the lowe's bot, which may be -- you know, we all buy the argument that's not displacing a job and it's nonthreatening, to something we should be concerned about when you see the people in red america who genuinely are displaced and cannot pay their bills and are freaked out. >> we thought back in the day that it was smart to do that, or a micro wave, people thought the micro wave was not going to replace a kitchen. it's a tool. we're seeing these the same way. robotics come here, it takes a lot of time for the people to be on the floor when actually they can be helping customers in a better way. with more data we can make better

bots. sew-bots. all of the women. they just bought 2 million robots in one industry. a combination of outsourcing and intelligent automation is causing the hollowing out. people know this. at the macroeconomic consequences is that somehow that income has to be replaced if we are going to continue to rely on the consumer demand economy which china is trying to transition into. so, a global project that puts tens of millions and more to work in navigating this sustainability revolution, you know, it it could actually boost the global economy just at the time it is needed and a pleasant side effect would be -- friedman and it strengthens our technology. i want to give the audience a chance. fire away. right there. and could you introduce yourself. >> hello. thank you so much for all that you do on behalf of the planet. dan roth. my question is, we all know the ongoing drought we're facing as well of the rest of the world. why are we so slow on the west coast to embrace desalinization plants when we know they are working in other parts of the world indoor cost effective.

there's a great bot called intro bot.howing for anyone, just think it's a grateful for peope who join a new team for them to figure to the er, where they came from, what their interests are. i think you'll see more and more about. >> this is just the obligatory questioning. where i throw a bunch of buzzwords at you about things that are hot in check right now to make you respond. i apologize for that. what about ai speak with what about ai quirks when it really works i think will be use it. it's still not quite there yet. no one wants to unleash skynet on them. so when we get a little bit better -- >> visibly going to be this robot overlord future where skynet takes over everything and we all just slaves to machines? >> we kind of art. you were asking where your phone was before he came on stage. >> that was more to connect with his fight audience because i want to give them a chance to ask you questions through the whole magic of twitter. twitter. although they kind of slack me too. spirit we should probably have one. >>

say hello to the mega bot mark ii. the world's highest glass walkway. this is absolutely stunning.going to look back at some of our best bits from 2016, and we start with a really positive story in a place that you wouldn't think there was any positivity at all. earlier in the year, jen wentjordan, to the border with syria, to look at some of the innovation happening in syrian refugee camps there. that's right. i went to zaatari, the biggest refugee camp in jordan. there are 80,000 refugees living there and it's actually a community of makers. i was fascinated to find out, and they are making some incredible technology out of some very rudimentary things in the camp. the main street here in zaatari is called champs elysee. it is a play on two things, the champs elysee in paris and cham, the word syrians refer to damascus by. there are several hundred shops lining this street and you can find everything from bridal dresses to vegetable shops, barbershops and even quite a few mobile phone shops. technology here is being used in inventive ways to ease daily life here. the camp is a co

others post comments in forums and chat rooms. ,till others run social bots and animated software that spreads across social networkss by d disguising it is a real person. these efforts at manipulating the media can have dangerous a later this month, a man fired shots at a restaurant in washington d c after reading a fake news story that said that the restaurant was the headquarte of a child trafficking ring. daniel domscheit-berg, that was, of course, a look at the fake news operation. taking that and hacking, can we be sure they are occurring at the behest of russian authorities? in a time when cyber attacks are ongoing every day, all day long from all players involved. every major intelligence service that has people in active operation, they have people hacking. the only thing not worthy here is that something very important and his strength -- interesting was a dug up and put the public at the right point in time. melinda: we are told u.s. authorities knew about this for some time. in fact, they went to members of the congress and disclosed some of the information beforehand. we a

that offer customer service on messenger and new voice interfaces to talk to those bots similar to alexa>> i wonder if mark zuckerberg will include his own jar sis, personal ai assistance. >> did you hear what the voice will be? >> no. >> possibly morgan freeman. >> just for zuckerberg or -- >> for the jarvis ai system. >>> coming up, an oracle senior staffer resigns after the company's ceo joins the trump transition team that office drama next on "worldwide exchange." my business was built with passion... but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." good morning. let's get you up to speed on the market action the day after the dow closed within 25 points from 20,000. still closed at a record high. futures off 7.5 points. nasdaq and s&p futures are barely

admits roughly half% of tweets are done by bots. that's something we need to investigate. they're talking about before this is now a worldwide phenomenon. she was talk about regulatory issues trying to look at how different countries regulate the system were looking at at stanford, the phenomenon of the populace, internet focus campaign is not unique to the united states. what was on italy last saturday or last sunday, what we see with a five-star movement there, the pirate party in iceland which is the second-largest party in iceland, they use the internet by the premise of india. what we're seeing is ability for parties and nontraditional politicians to go over the media and run their campaign through different means. >> i think -- first thanks for having us and i appreciate the opportunity to have the conversation. i think the part i agree with most from nate is the credit goes to the candidates, that every every campaign is a reflection not just of the candidate but of the person and their message but their personality and manag

they don't recognize cancer, we can finish the job with these medical nano bots, detailed designs how to go after every disease once we have these devices. that is the third bridge. ultimately we are going to merge, we can talk about that, the singularity. >> i went to bring this up, the idea, to under klein understand what the future actually looks like, part of that are in your mind is something known as the singularity. >> we start with the idea of extending our life capacity with ai. we have already done that. you misplaced your cell phone this morning so you are not enhanced at the moment. a lot of people if they leave their cell phone feel they are incomplete. they are not inside our bodies and brains but that will be routine in the 2030s. another application will be to connect our neo-court tracks to the cloud. if you remember to million years ago we got the large 4 heads, walking around with a slanted brow and no frontal cortex. we got this additional neocortex and what we did with it is put it at the top of the neocortical high-ranking. then issues become more interesting and

a battle of the bots, to save you time and grime. >> all right. that was the scientific test there.fore you put either of those on your holiday list, the robotic vacuums are not cheap. the dyson 380 eye costs almost $1,000. and the roomba 980 runs nearly $900. >> roomba. >> you know what works great? take a vacuum, attach a kid to it. works great. >> that's a time-honored tradition. >> we'll be right back. >>> we're here at the nbc bay area holiday food drive. it's a great way to meet members of the community. >> a fifth or more of the people who live here actually benefit from this food drive. >> it's a very important cause. we have made it so easy. just go to a local safeway store, take one of these care sheets, rip it off. it's $10. check out in a cash register. it will go a long way to helping a family this holiday season. >> we're here for one reason, just to help needy families across the bay area. >>> we're testing what is art. the museum of modern art in new york city yesterday started an emoji exhibit. e means picture. moji means characters. you probably new that. the chara

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