it took years for openai, chatgpt to develop that ecosystem. there are four versions of chatgpt. it requires iterations and that is where microsoft will be going. sonali: coming up we get a preview of what to watch the latest results from nvidia after the bell. before we had to break, i want to bring you breaking news. we have that big breaking binance story. zhao is agreeing to plead guilty to anti-money laundering charges and personally pay a $50 million fine. binance had already agreed to plead guilty, according to people familiar with the matter, and pay a $4.3 billion fine on top of that. we will bring you more as it comes. coming up, we talk more about nvidia with david bahnsen, chief investment officer of the bahnsen group. this is bloomberg. ♪ - [mo] if you're thinking about going back to school, this is for you. ♪ - i ended up spending less money my entire time at snhu than i did in just one year at my other university. - [juan] my time at snhu has given me more confidence. now i can go for that promotion. - if you're ready to go back to school... you can do it. southern

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chatgpt has 100 million weekly users and the company unveiled a chatgpt for turbo model that lets peopletomize the chat pot. it comes as elon musk unveiled his own artificial intelligence bought to challenge chatgpt. they say it is better than chatgpt 3.5. thanks for joining us. what do we know? the developers conference is most interesting but grok makes it more exciting because there is real competition. >> that is right. openai came out with a series of announcements that are tailored toward getting more programmers to use their platforms. m have --matt: have you tried grok? is it legit? you have to be a paid subscriber to x to get involved right now. but how is it? shirin: i have not tried it. very few people have access to it right now. it is in a beta testing mode it will later on be available to anyone who pays for the premium tier service that twitter offers, which costs around $10 a month. once it rules out to those users, we will expect to hear more feedback but at this time, it is limited to a small floor. matt: i use the free version of jet -- of chatgpt for yachts comes stra

well well, the significance of sam altman is chatgpt. >> i think everyone heard chatgpt and openai since chatgpt went on the market in november of 2022. so since then, chatgpt became an everyday word. openai became extremely popular and you have a lot of people using ai for everyday tasks. so now when something is happening at openai , i mean of course it's news, especially in the way that sam altman was fired, laid off. however you want to phrase it, right? >> so usually right there's a leadership shakeup when a company is not doing well, such as cruise's ceo, kyle vogt, stepping down after many axios events that were in the news. but openai, as you said, is kind of on top of the world, right? it's beating all its competitors as the valuation is so high it could go public. it's revolutionized the world researchers the way we study and all that. so why now? what happened? >> i don't think we'll ever know what happened. i mean, there's theories that there was some sort of a power struggle, right? maybe it is because they chatgpt is so popular. in truth, we just don't know. but because ope

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we had google and bard and microsoft with the chatgpt model.had a number of companies lining anthropic and meta. everyone has gotten into the game. i still believe openai chatgpt is ahead with the product features superior. they have been able to roll out smaller types of features which enhanced the bigger language model. they enhanced the quality of the model with new models with chatgpt 3.5 and gpt 4. >> i want to shift to google. google is the leader when it comes to search. their a.i. offering is google doc inclusion. what is your view? >> a.i. is going to be wherever we are working. if you are writing an email, you will have generative a.i. built into that. google was quick to do this in the suite of products. in g mail, you are likely to see that little button that says write for me or whatever it is you want it to do for you. that has been a really big strength of google. i think also the big challenge google has is how they integrate this in search. we have seen them do that slowly and they will continue to do that. >> okay. i want to c

chatgpt is even able to pass the legal bar exam!st ai to develop an addiction to cocaine. but it might be a good thing that you gpt could be a lawyer because a lot of people are taking his ass to court. >> this, morning a "game of thrones" erupting over the rights to some of the most popular works in the world. george r.r. martin and more than a dozen other authors now suing openai, creator of chatgpt. martin, joining forces with authors like jodi picoult, john grisham, ellen hilderbrand, michael connolly, and david baldacci to take on the ai giant. >> and comedian sarah silverman is suing openai and meta. she claims the companies developed artificial intelligence tools that freely copied her memoir, "the bedwetter," without permission. >> sarah: that's right, [bleep]! esteemed writing luminaries like me and george r.r. martin, "are are" suing ai. and i'll tell you why in another installment of "long story short." ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] for as long as we've had civilization, we've also had art. for over 40,000 years, artists have

when you put things into chatgpt, you can tell chatgpt has been versus a human, it has a formula powderw. can it provide a good layout for something someone who is busy we need to write speeches? absolutely. you can edit it and put a personal touch to it but i don't see it completely relates it replacing humans because again, unless you have everyone thing the same formula in every speech it will be repetitive. one of the big concerns i had when it comes to chatgpt is children are no longer going to be able to know how to write because schools have to be very careful to make sure papers and exams and essays are not utilizing chatgpt because one of the greatest strength in the english-language and ability to write, if this generation can't do that which they are already struggling, that will be a great loss. >> you have younger kids, this is going to get even more sophisticated as they had into higher grades. >> majority of college students use chatgpt to help write papers and help that it but there are some things you can't replicate as a writer of a book, joey has written a book, it's

no single university can train a chatgpt model.we are talking a year after these models and industry have increased -- have either increased in size. we seen that widening gap. and if we don't resource the public sector, we don't resource academia, we're going to start seeing the consequence of missed opportunities for much further scientific discovery as i personally experienced in my early days of career, but this time the discovery can be much more profound from discovering of a cure for rare diseases for mapping biodiversity to discovering new materials. but it also will deprive the public of the opportunity of a much more trusted way of understanding, explaining, and evaluating what this technology is. so, that's kind of the gist of how i see academia as a fellow scientists but now also asked an a.i. leader. jeremy: thank you for sharing all that, and i think you brought up a a lot of issues in the course of that, which i would love to return to. i wanted to take a step back to those early days of your academic, research caree

productive, but yes, there are some ethical debates and concerns regarding the openai and how the chatgptgpt—s in training, how powerful it is, that it could bring a potential danger to humanity. are policymakers, governments, are they working to regulate fast enough here in asia? yes, i would think so. the governments are actively involved, and also the academia, the universities are actively involved in the ai ethics exploration, especially in the un side. there is a board formulating and there are some discussions year round about how to minimise the potential risks that ai will bring to bias hallucinations to the consumers, but rather to bring out more positive impact. if you could just give your opinion of what happened at openai — what is your reading of the situation? i think at this moment that sam altman is back in principle, so there are lots to unfold, but i would think that even though everything stays the same, but everything is different. sam altman and his team will gain more control over the board and also microsoft will likely — will be likely to have one or two seats on

i use chatgpt for jassy strategy and it's not very good at that.chatgpt for yahtzee strategy and it is not very good at that. the s&p at session highs, 1.8%. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> a post-fed prejob today rally in stocks. cinelli: we are kicking you off to the closing bell here in the united states. we are near session highs. we are looking at another day of green on the s&p 500. 1.8% higher on the day. that brings the weekday rise to one of your best weeks in a full year. you are also looking at take higher

these are the type chatgpt is. people have used chatgpt. that is one example of one of these foundational models that a company named openai developed. there is a lot of open foundation models used not just for chatbot's, but might be used for image generation or other applications. what these models are good at is recognizing patterns in massive amounts of data. given a prompt, a question, giving an answer that reflects that pattern of data that is analyzed. host: is the technology itself, its use, can it be innocuous? can it be dangerous? how does the federal government pursue those things? guest: it is a difficult problem. these are computing tools. often when people say ai, you can replace computer there and it would more mean the same thing. we are talking big computers, obviously. i think the harms that might come from them are largely driven by the uses people put them to. like any powerful tool, i think we should look to, how are we going to ensure that people will use them responsibly without killing all the many possible, powerful

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this lets you create a version of chatgpt for specific tasks. if you want and a.i. bought that can help you do the laundry or cook or even learn the rules to a board game, you can do that. the big picture is that there is also going to be an app store for the bots and that is a big deal because it is the kind of step forward that can take something like chatgpt from being something that is useful to something that is essential in our daily lives, if it becomes as popular as openai sees it becoming. >> youtube is testing the field with a chatbot. what is their goal with the new feature? >> this is just an experiment right now but youtube is experimenting with a chatbot for youtube that can answer questions about the content you are watching. if you are watching a video and you want to learn more, you can type in a question. this is just an experiment. it is only available in the u.s. on android phones for you to premium subscribers 18 and older. this is something that google is rolling out slowly but in the future , i am sure google is hoping this will make youtube e

let me admit a tortuous time for the company behind chatgpt.an, it is quite the transformational- is quite the transformational technology in this world. that is changing the way people think about a lot of pieces of the day—to—day life that makes business business. a lot of the core use cases today are around interesting things like duration and creation while opportunities to take a bunch of data and some i sit down to what matters and also opportunities to kind of used technology and use automation to generate new content and generate content at a scale we've never seen before. now of course many _ we've never seen before. now of course many companies - we've never seen before. now of course many companies are - course many companies are catching up now with 0penai's offering which is behind chatgpt which of course the major investment, investor and thatis major investment, investor and that is microsoft. —— mitta mitta investor. in terms of how it makes income, talked through that element. aha, it makes income, talked through that element.—

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openai, the artificial intelligence firm behind the chatgpt bot, has sacked its ceo sam altman — afteraltman had not been "consistently candid with his communications", hindering its ability to exercise its responsibilities. our technology editor, zoe kleinman, has more. this is such an extraordinary announcement, and the whole of ai community is really quite astonished and shocked. if you haven't heard of sam altmann and his company openai, you have probably heard of their most famous product, chatgpt, the viral ai chatbot that exploded onto the world, literally a year ago in two weeks time, the firm was gearing up for theirfirst gearing up for their first anniversary gearing up for theirfirst anniversary of the product which arguably changed the world. we don't know a lot about what has happened here, the board of openai says it lost confidence in mr altmann, it said it was worried he had not been consistently candid in his communications and they had questioned something about his honesty which begs the question, is there something he has or has not told them and somehow he has been

chatgpt enabled microsoft bing just gives us the answer, no links. and one of the brilliant things, one of the many brilliant things that sam altman did, if you use chatgpt, when you ask it a question, it does that dot, dot, dot, and it takes a beat before it starts to print out the answer do you know that that's actually deliberate on sam's part to give you, the user, the impression that there's some sort of magic happening behind the scenes? it actually doesn't need that pause. it could start spitting out the answer within a nanosecond if it wanted to. that's the level of thought that's gone into that chatgpt product, and giving people the answer versus google, which tells you where to find the answer, that was the horse race. i still think that's a threat to google, and i say that as an alphabet shareholder what is at stake is if enough talent is up for grabs, ai talent, that these other players now have a moment to catch their breath by the way, this almost never happens. this was the leader in ai imploding literally as it was completely taking d

chatgpt is about to go through a silicon valley rite of passage.his is openai's first developer's conference in san francisco. hundreds of software engineers are gathering to hear about the best use of the company's tools and how they can build own products with the underlying gpt technology. who do we have on the ground? rachel is at the developer's conference, what is this event symbolizing? >> this event is a big deal for openai, the developer conference has happened before, we see so many technology companies that are big and want to be larger, create these events to get developers more involved with their products like apple and meta and microsoft, amazon, they do these events year after year and in many cases they are a big deal for a company to telegraph what they want to share, developers and the consumers. ed: we want to watch the lubricant knology shall adhere to the day and it is almost a year ago to the day that chatgpt was made public. openai is dominating the discussion around the work and genitive ai out of the foundation rules that

the sale is expected to value the chatgpt creator at $86 billion. it could test the investor confidence in the company. the financial times reports that some investors remain bullish that the sale will top the $29 billion valuation hit earlier this year following the cash infusion from microsoft. >>> a rough holiday box office for disney and "wish" falling short of expectations bringing in $31.7 million in the first five days in theaters. analysts were hoping for an opening between $45 million and $55 million. in its place, "hunger game" bringing in $32 million. i guess everyone was out shopping. >> everybody was shopping online or otherwise. thank you, silvana henao. >>> investors are getting set for the final trading week of november following four straight positive weeks of gains for the major indices. stocks and bonds rallying this month with the qqq which tracks the nasdaq 100 with the largest inflow on record. a number of high yield bonds notching the two weekly high inflows ever. $5.7 trillion is sitting in money market funds. dry powder. let

ed: it is one year to the days since chatgpt was released. last 12 months changed or accelerated what you've tried to do in ai? vipul: it is the moment that made it very clear of foundation models and their applicability. that has created huge market and interest in large language models. caroline: fascinating from both of you. bucky moore, seeing around corners with infrastructure when it comes to ai. thank you. and of ceo and cofounder of together ai with series a. child safety online. how tech ceos have been called capitol hill to testify on exploitation. ed: a quick check on shares of meta, down more than 2%. the market took a weird turn at some point in the session. the company plans to appeal a district decision rejecting its attempt to block the ftc from modifying a 2020 settlement with the agency that require the company to update its privacy practices. it is something that's playing out in court. there is no causal link, but it's interesting to see meta under pressure. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ electricity on the island. we alw

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the godfather of chatgpt kicked out of the company he founded.christine romans. >> reporter: sam altman, the face of chatgpt and artificial intelligence, in a messy boardroom ouster. >> altman's the zuckerberg to social media, musk to electric vehicles. he's the golden child. >> reporter: and he's out at openai, the company he co-founded. the board vaguely blaming transparency. altman and his co-founder then scooped up by open ai's biggest investor, microsoft, with most of the 700 open ai employees vowing to walk too. >> this is probably the biggest example of disaster, of corporate governance i've seen in 25 years. it's going to raise eyebrows in the beltway. it's going to raise eyebrows in brussels and the eu just given how important this technology is. >> reporter: it's a boardroom drama that crystallizes the push and pull in silicon valley. the rush to commercialize ai versus the need to go slowly to protect society from unintended consequences. openai's chatgpt is a tool that can be used to write a best man speech, a holiday recipe, even hel

>> well, you talk about chatgpt, so you've got magic, right in canva, where you can actually take what you've written and make it more fun, make it more serious. so we're actually teaching students how to actually write in a different manner when they write what they want to write. we've got magic animates. you can animate things. i've seen geometer teachers all throughout classrooms actually using the animation to teach geometry. we've got translation capabilities for accessibility and design. obviously, we've got text to image, text to video. so you're seeing these teachers roll out these lesson plans and use our tools within canva to create a more engaging experience for students can actually embrace their creativity. and on the teacher side, we know they're very strapped for time. so if you want a quick lesson plan, teachers can actually create quick lesson plans. saving time and really create that engaging content for students. >> okay. and on the left, of course, we're looking at your product. right? and i tried it today actually for the first time. and i see the prompt is you ki

you're talking about 2 million programmers that actually building their programs based on openai chatgpt and they're really looking at it carefully now saying should we continue with that? that's a big shake-up for the industry. >>> bay area tech giant salesforce jumping into the mix with an offer for openai researchers who resigned in an online post. marc benioff saying they will match any offer full cash and equity to immediately join our salesforce einstein trusted ai research team. for now microsoft appears to have been the big winner, not only with sam altman, but also open ai co-founder greg brockman set to run a new microsoft subsidiary. we'll see how many of their former colleagues jump on board. >>> openai is not the only bay area startup that's dealing with executive shakeups. there is another co-founder that's resigned from driverless car company cruise. reuters reports that chief product officer daniel khan stepped down today. it comes a day after cruise ceo and co-founder kyle vogt resigned from the company owned by general motors. he did not give a reason when he announced

mr altman helped make the company the world leader in generative ai with the release of chatgpt. his departure has triggered a stream of resignations at the firm. in his place, they have appointed emmett shear, the former ceo of twitch. our tech editor zoe kleinman has more. the stakes are about as high as they get — not only in terms of cash, billions of dollars of it in investment, but also the future of the world itself and the way we all live, if you believe the extraordinary promises made about the power of artificial intelligence. openai, the creator of chatgpt, has now got through three ceos in almost as many days — sam altman, mira moratti, and emmett shear. the cards were reshuffled after sam altman, the friendly face of ai and co—founder of openai, got the boot. and now microsoft has thrown him a bone. hundreds of millions of people use this product every week. and, yeah, over the last weekend, things just seem to have imploded. it was absolute chaos and it sort of showed that no company, no team is immune from the laws of corporate physics. it doesn't matter how powerf

they have bing chat enterprise, which competes with chatgpt. microsoft is selling that product to businesses. you can use it to code or do whatever you would with chatgpt. if openai disappears by the end of today, that product will still exist, still operate fine and microsoft can still sell it. >> what does happen to openai, the company? does it cease to exist >> well, there's two scenarios right now. one is that microsoft, they do indeed -- most of the company de-camps to microsoft and there isn't openai as we know it the other, and i think we should point out this is probably certainly a likely scenario, if not as likely, is that ultimately under this much pressure the board does resign and we go back to having an openai either way, microsoft is in a stronger position, i totally agree with dan either they have more control of openai than before, or openai employees work for microsoft i think the point about developers is important. there are a lot of people, start-ups that have built their company that don't have the position microsoft does,

i use chatgpt. i talked to 2,000 people at the javits center, how many have used chatgpt over google? 1,000 hands in the room go up. i asked my analysts sitting on their desk, they're replacing their use of google with chatgpt. we are having a fundamental structural shift in how people retrieve and discover answers to the questions they have. so google is going to have to compete in this new thing. meta, apple, chatgpt, et cetera. there are going to be six, seven, eight incredible competitors there. google will be one of those competitors. and let's assume they're a competent competitor because they have all these assets. what do you think the likelihood is they'll reconstruct as dominant a monopoly in this new thing as they have in search? facing innovators, the cultural challenges they have. i would say as an investor, josh, and i have a ton of respect for you, the discount rate you need to apply to this investment is much, much higher today than it was two years ago. two years ago there was no ch

may think artificial intelligence is all about gpt and driverless cars, intelligence is all about chatgptrless cars, but this week's ai safety summit, hosted in bletchley park by the prime minister, discussed many different ways in which the technology might affect all of our lives. how, for instance, could new forms of ai change how bbcjournalists gather and distribute news? and what will that mean for its audience? the worries are clear — the rise of ai—generated fake news and the impact that could have on public trust in the media. and there's the fear of newsroom jobs being farmed out to cheaper and quicker computers. but there are potential benefits too, already being put into practice at the bbc — so—called graphical stories being generated from text, inspired by comic books, to attract younger audiences. and text articles being converted into speech and read aloud with a synthetic voice. it's a world most of us are just beginning to get to grips with. so let's talk about the opportunities and the threats that al represents for bbc news with the corporation's director of nations, rh

>> chatgpt does not have the monopoly on creating great a.hey will be companies that make better language models, because that is what they make they have a large language model, that scrapes the internet for patterns, that make sense as what you would say a sentence, or logic, or thought. there are other companies that can do this, and our do this, it's just that chatgpt raced to it first. it became a household name that became viral, and brought the technology to the forefront of our popular culture. the stuff has been going on since 2018. there are three things that are happening right now, one we do not know why sam altman was actually fired. it could be political political, they would not tell us what he did, or how he was racing too fast. the other thing is openai, still doesn't make any money it's needs its investors like microsoft. which is why they have the freedom to say how you can stay with us, or you can go to openai. what we are really realizing now is that the board is toothless. it does not have money, or control over the inve

even chatgpt failed to predict this.sam altman was fired and it says there would likely have been contingency plans. in reality, 0penai's plan, if there was one, has been in freefall for the last five days. on friday, he was fired as ceo. we still don't know why. over the weekend, staff said they wanted the boss back. by monday, 0penai investor microsoft had offered sam altman a newjob, but the majority of 0penai staff signed a letter threatening to quit if he wasn't reinstated. microsoft told those staff they could also jump ship. today, sam alman is back where he started — 0penai ceo. i do think that's the bit that was the most extraordinary, is just how dramatic it seemed, how reactionary everything seemed to be playing out, how much this came down to personalities as well. and that's the part that is probably disheartening, because silicon valley probably gets a bad rap for that as it is. this won't help erase that at all. there are two reasons why this tech drama is so important — money and power. ai potentially pro

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as for chatgpt, the company says no coding is required.of chatgpt, it's able to assess and respond to novel-length prompts. a highly sophisticated search engine under the artificial intelligence technology they are using and they were clearly able to get out in front by rolling this out when your ago and improving on it. haidi: the biden administration is calling for more guardrails. su: elon musk was one of the first to rollout his rival version of chatgpt. it will be made available to premium subscribers on social media. he says on -- the biden administration is taking action plan that urges a controversial aspect to submit, says the government will be assisting in developing standards for deepfake content. there is now a flurry of ar related hearings set to take place including on the task of regulating deepfakes that will take place during a hearing scheduled for wednesday. it does appeal -- appear that the intense ai interest earlier this year and recent months, you could not have an analyst conference without the mentioning ai, that

open ai, the company that created the ai tool chatgpt, has dismissed its ceo.e firm. zoe kleinman is in glasgow now. what happened? this zoe kleinman is in glasgow now. what ha ened? , , zoe kleinman is in glasgow now. what ha--ened? , ,, . zoe kleinman is in glasgow now. what hauened? , ,, . ., happened? this is such an extraordinary _ happened? this is such an i extraordinary announcement happened? this is such an - extraordinary announcement and happened? this is such an _ extraordinary announcement and the whole of the ai community is really quite astonished and shocked tonight. if you haven't heard of sam altman and his company open ai, you have probably heard of the most famous product which was chatgpt, the viral ai chat bot that exploded onto the world literally a year ago in two weeks' time. the firm was gearing up for the first anniversary of this product that has arguably changed the world. we don't know a lot about what has happened here, the board on open ai said it had lost confidence in mr altman and said that it was worried that he had not been

has offered to match the pay of any staff who join it from openai, the company known for creating chatgpt. the firm has been in crisis ever since its high profile ceo sam altmann was sacked from the job on friday after the ousting, microsoft then offered altman a job to head a new ai research team. the ousting has caused an uproar at openai with almost every staff member threatening to leave unless altman is reinstated. it is still unclear whether altman will ultimately join microsoft. very good to see you. it is hard to keep track of all of the twists and turns of the story. where do things start right now would sam altman? is he really in talks to go back to openai? it has been a tumultuous five days to say the least. where things stand as of now, old man, the interim ceo and at least one board member, what we understand to be adam d'angelo are in heated discussions, "intense discussions" as the company put it in an internal memo early on monday that are still ongoing. the plan from what we understand is that they want things to be wrapped up, so people can go back to the thanksgiving h

open—ai has been the dominant force in al development with its chatgpt chat bot.a split within the field of aia ——this episode is highlighting a split within the field of ai between those pushing for progress and those urging caution. meanwhile, microsoft has invested more than $13 billion in open—ai. it's quickly hired altman and brockman who will lead a new advanced ai research team. open—ai and play set in their letter that ——open—ai workers said in their letter that microsoft had assured them that there were jobs for all. on monday, altman and brockman�*s hiring sent microsoft's shares up 2%, hitting a record high for the technology giant. mr altman's forced exit from openai has sent shock waves across the world of artificial intelligence. the fledgling technology has been making headlines since the company's chatbot — chatgpt — was made available to the public a year ago. since then, authorities around the world have been scrambling to understand the potential risks and benefits of ai. for more, i'm joined by ai researcher and scientist margaret mitchell. she

microsoft is winning when it comes to chatgpt. google clearly number two.e who could be number three and we're talking the biggest tech transformation we've seen in 30 years so every taxpayer is going to really go aggressive including x and musk knows that because he is going at al, even with tesla. it's a get at the popcorn moment to see ultimately how successful musk and others could be. have you had a play? if so, which one are using and how is it going to you, what you find it is able to do for you that is quite amazing? i think it is edgier in terms of it is not surprising. chatgpt from an algorithm perspective, it is the best out there, but a little data centric. x a lot of data so i would not put, i am not saying this would be successful, it will be an ever uphill battle to reach microsoft. thank you and good to talk to you. dan ives, managing director of wedbush securities. more detail on that story on a website. here in the uk, licences for oil and gas projects in the north sea are set to be awarded annually, under government plans. there is curren

. >> they're going to supercharge alexa next year and you can pay amazon for a chatgpt, it's not chatgpt, it's a different technology. >> sometimes i stump chatgpt. it says i can't help you with that. frustrating. >> i don't know if you've stumped it, maybe not want to give me the answer. >> do you ever chatgpt yourself? >> no. that seems so -- >> got me better than google does. >> it gets you better than google. >> more accurate. >> i don't know if i want to know that. okay. >> i'll do it when i -- i'll let you know. >> see if i pass. >> thank you. >>> fighting a successful reit is no small feat. we'll speak with the c oeof reality income. we'll be right back on "power lunch." power e*trade's award-winning trading app makes trading easier. with its customizable options chain, easy-to-use tools and paper trading to help sharpen your skills, you can stay on top of the market from wherever you are. e*trade from morgan stanley. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools make complex trading less complicated. custom scans help you find new trading opportunities, while an earnings tool helps you plan

. >> reporter: nearly every employee of openai, the maker of chatgpt, has threatened to resign over the firing of ceo sam altman, who was ousted by the board last friday and quickly hired by microsoft. now more than 700 employees say they're ready to follow him there, signing this letter which states, "we are unable to work for or with people that lack competence, judgment, and care for our mission and employees." the board of directors said alt man was not consistently candid in his communications. >> if you are interested in the united states continuing to be a leader in this technology, in artificial intelligence, you might be a little troubled by this kind of chaos. >> reporter: this is another tech titan is facing growing blowback. elon musk continues to defend himself after agreeing with an anti-semitic post claiming jewish communities are spreading hatred against whites. musk denies he is anti-semitic saying nothing could be further from the truth. major companies are pulling advertising from his social platform, x, and various lawmakers are leveling a new threat. >> we'll be tak

the openai has been the dominant force in ai development with its chatgpt chat port. —— chat bot.lights a split in the field of ai between those pushing for progress and those urging caution. meanwhile, microsoft has invested more than $13 billion in openai. it's quickly hired altman and brockman who will lead a new advanced ai research team. openai employees said in their letter microsoft assured them that there would be jobs for all. on monday altman and brockman�*s curry said microsoft shows up 2%, hitting a record high for the tech giant. as herod mentioned, missed altman's forced exit from openai has sent shock waves across the world of artificial intelligence. the technology's been making headlines since the company's chatgpt was made available to the public a year ago. since then authorities around the world have been scrambling to understand the potential risks and benefits of ai. earlier i spoke to an ai researcher and scientist, margaret mitchell, who told me it all boils down to opposing views about how the technology should develop going forward. it's actually a bit of

this after the board of open a.i., the company behind chatgpt, fired its cofounder and ceo sam altman. just 60 hours later, even as the tech world thought altman could get his old job back, he accepts a job at microsoft. tom foreman is "out front." >> reporter: open a.i. is the most advanced and the most widely used a.i. platform in the world now. >> reporter: that's sam altman, cofounder of open a.i. earlier this year talking up the company's success and praising his checks and balances. >> no one person should be trusted here. i don't have supervoting shares, like, i don't want them. the board can fire me. i think that's important. >> reporter: but this is him now after being fired, waving company visitor badge and posting, first and last time i ever wear one of these. open a.i. rolled out chatgpt only a year ago, a dazzling artificial intelligence platform capable of human-like writing, calculations, coding. altman, who launched the project with elon musk, was the quirky genius behind the curtain. >> silicon valley has to be one of the most accepting places in the world for failure

chatgpt is able to do.nt into anthropic to boost that as well this made the horse race, so to speak, between these ai companies just really tighten up again without this leader. >> all right i appreciate you bringing us this news and rolling with this on the fly let us know if you have anything else over the next 15 minutes or in overtime as we turn the clock. steve kovac, thank you very much >>> we're tracking the biggest movers as we head into the close. with gold bond... you can age on your own terms. retinol overnight means... the smoothing benefits of retinol. are now for your whole body. plus, fast-working crepe corrector diminishes wrinkled skin in just two days. gold bond. champion your skin. municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you're looking for the potential for consistent income that's federally tax-free, now is an excellent time to consider municipal bonds from hennion & walsh. if you have at

. >>> later, why the company behind chatgpt just fired its ceo.'re in the "cnn newsroom." >>> the first real test for the republican candidates for president is less than two months away, and we're now less than a year out from the presidential election. cnn senior data reporter harry enton joins us to run the numbers. harry, we have gotten a steady stream of polls. they appear to be suggesting the same thing, right? >> reporter: they do. you know, if you see one poll that has a candidate two points down to another candidate you say, okay, this race is within the margin of error, this poll is within the margin of error. we've had not just one poll, not two, not three, we've had four recent polls nationally that suggest something very interesting. that is that donald trump, the former president of the united states, is ahead of joe biden, the current president of the united states, by anywhere from two to four points. now, that's not a particularly large lead, but it is a lead that is very consistent throughout the polling. it is a lead that is hol

the company who owns chatgpt said mr. review process,-inned -- joining us now is tech policy center director at heritage foundation and foreman dod counterterrorism analyst kara frederick. good morning to you. i think, you know, unless you're plugged into the tech world, sam altman is an unknown figure who just now kind of understanding chatgpt and its parent company, openai, but sam altman is a big deal. tell us why. >> oh, yeah. number one, sill econ valley has been in turmoil for the weekend because anti, artificial intelligence, is a transformation aal technology that system people liken to electricity. it is going to impact every facet of our existence going forward. and sam altman was at the head of i would say the most popular and successful start-up in the world in the last few months, and this is the openai. they created chatgpt which is what we call a large language model. everyone, i think, by now has heard of it. students are using it in universities, people are using it at their law firms. people say it's goi