microsoft ceo, and intel vice president genevieve bell, working on the future of a.i., but first our top stories. the continued fallout over the disappearance of a saudi government critic and the questions it is raising in the world of technology, from silicon valley all the way to softbank. washington post journalist jamal khashoggi went missing after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul on october 2. turkey says the saudi government had him murdered, a charge the saudis deny. one company with close ties to the saudi government is softbank. the $100 billion vision fund's biggest backer. on monday, softbank shares fell as much as 7%, erasing $22 billion of market value. we should note this comes during a global tech selloff that began last week. we have eric newcomer and max chafkin. this is a rapidly developing

emily: genevieve bell, vice president and senior fellow at intel.oming up, microsoft is looking to make the workplace inclusive for all, and that includes the more than one billion people in the world with disabilities. to microsoft ceo satya nadella next. this is bloomberg. emily: this is "bloomberg technology." we welcome you back to a special edition live from the wired 25 summit in san francisco. this month's national disability employment awareness month and this year's theme is empowering. microsoft is trying to do just that, can power the one billion plus people in the world who live with disabilities. microsoft announced a five-year, $25 million ai for accessibility program. with rapid developments in ai and machine learning, microsoft plans to create accessible technology which can allow all workers to be productive in the workplace. joining us now, microsoft ceo satya nadella. and microsoft's chief accessibility officer. jenny's interpreter is also with us as well. satya, you have for many years championed the potential of tech to be used

emily: genevieve bell, the vice president and senior fellow at intel.ommand, microsoft looking to make the workplace inclusive for all, and that includes the more than one billion people in the world with disabilities. we talk to the ceo, next. this is bloomberg. this is "bloomberg technology." welcome back to a special edition, live from san francisco. this month's national disability employment awareness month and this year's theme is empowering. microsoft is trying to do just that and our people in the world who live with disabilities. programt announced a with rapid development in ai and machine learning. microsoft plans to create technology which can allow all workers to be productive in the workplace. joining us now, microsoft ceo satya nadella. satya, you have for many years techioned the potential of to be used as an equalizer. you are nominating jenny as the next generation of leaders to watch. why? satya: i came across jenny and met her maybe three or four years before i became ceo. she was already leading the accessibility efforts at microsof

genevieve bell is a cultural anthropologist and at the center of ai development.ook the stage at the summit on how to manage human relationships and how we build a new cyber physical world that does not re-create social inequities. i think one of the things around ai is something we need to be paying much more attention to. you are focused on real robots sharing our values. not will they take our jobs. will they share our values? >> we know that artificial intelligence is going to go to scale and it will end up in a lot of different places. the question is how do we make sure that is something we are comfortable with? that means asking questions beyond just what we can do technically -- technically. what do we want these objects to enshrine? emily: are these questions being asked? anthropologist so i think the answer is no. the good news is that they are starting to surface. andmore you talk about ai public policy come ai and governance, those are the beginnings of the conversation about the world we want to build. has done al fascinating study on gender differenc

professor genevieve bell is a cultural anthropologist and at the center of ai development.ook the stage at the summit to discuss human-computer relationships and how we build a new cyber physical world that does not reproduce existing social inequities. a cultural anthropologist becomes a leading voice on ai. genevieve i think one of the things around ai is what is technically possible and we should be thing attention to what is socially acceptable. emily: you are focused on real -- will robots sharing our values? not will they take our jobs. will they share our values? genevieve we know that : artificial intelligence is going to go to scale and it will end up in a lot of different places. the question is how do we make sure that is something we are comfortable with? something we feel good about? something that we care about? that means asking questions beyond just what we can do technically. but ask questions about what values we want these enshrine? twohow do we regulate them? emily: are these questions being asked? genevieve i am and : anthropologist so i think the answe

we speak to genevieve bell on the future relationship between humans and machines looks like. on that topic, stan altman thinks we have a chance to reset world a quality thanks to ai. he will explain how. this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. emily: welcome back to "best of bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. more now from our special coverage of the wire 25 conference in san francisco. one of the biggest themes is artificial intelligence. professor genevieve bell is vice president and senior president at -- vice president at intel a , cultural anthropologist and at the center of ai development. she took the stage at the summit on how to ma

microsoft ceo, and intel vice president genevieve bell, working on the future of a.i., but first our the continued fallout over the disappearance of a