google news and youtube and even g mail. and so, as i started to see this project take off being. busy out across the different organizations i had the ability to access this documentation and i just started saving it as separate pdf. and overtime i had a collection of documents. i didn't think that i was going to actually give this to anyone else, but every sort of moral red line that i drew that i thought that google went across, they sort of crossed it and with full speed. and so i decided that at some point, once i started seeing them delete words out of their translation dictionary, particularly cafe. and i realized that and they were serious about this censorship . they weren't gonna halter or roll it back or stop it. it was just gonna keep on getting worse. and so i decided that this is actually more than just censorship. this is inactive insurrection against a sitting president. and now i'm involved in the conspiracy, since i know about it, and i feel and i felt that it was my duty to warn the american public and giv

you spent years at google. you rose up through the ranks and after a period of time you began seeing things that bothered you. that didn't make sense to you. tell us about that and about how you got to the point that you decided to say something. you know, i started off really liking google and digging that they represented. what was great about america. they were a libertarian organization that really believed in the user's ability to express themselves. but all of that changed in 2016 when the wrong presidential candidate donald trump got elected. i'm not necessarily that big of a fan, but there is a democratic process and google was very clear that the sea level executives did not approve of this president. and they believed that the reason why he had been elected was because of russia hacking the election. and fake news. and so he was google's decision that they would start to clamp down on this so called fake news. in order to prevent another from situation from happening in 2016 in december, they just sta

google's developer event is cooking off right now.estors want some reassurance about google's ai plans.l the b headlines as we get them >>> speaking of ai, it's helping shares of ba lingual so how are they using ai to its benefit? the ceo joins us alive >>> and with fresh signs that inflation is cooling and new data that spending on services is slowing, is the stage set for a fed pause in june? you know we'll debate that first, a look into the the markets. hi, dom. >> it is a debate in the markets and it's about the fed if you look at the markets right now, it's mixed. kind of flattish you look at the broader s&p 500. but the real story is about the trading range that we have seen today. some of the more encouraging parts of that cp ireport this morning did lead to a high of the day of around 35 points in terms of gain for the s&p 500. we've been down as low as seven. so we're losing momentum here. the range has been relatively wide in terms of up-to-down. 4116 is where the s&p 500 is right now. dow is 33,370 or thereabouts the nasdaq

employees like amini coped with google. garm amir maqara wrote in full how he entered google , how he worked there, how he reached the end of the road, this was not all the articles, he wrote how he got addicted to working at google, how he got addicted to google. separated from the outside world, how does this dependence prevent this happened so that he could talk about sexual harassment. of course, when he decided that what happened in watan, he went to the office of google's senior managers many times and told them about the sexual harassment of his superior manager. they said that the wrong person is punished and the right person is punished. it wasn't true. the wrong person was put on the sidelines a little later , and strangely, the rights and benefits of need build were terminated and google was bitter. i don't understand why the company that i always liked works and doesn't listen the long-term did not solve the problem until the turn he resigned and told his friends that google was there because he thought that goo

what about google here >> i think, kelly, this is a big opportunity for google and deirdre set it up well, what was announced i want to emphasize this was huge news that google just came out with, and what was most significant was that search is going to be the starting point for their generative aye experience it's unclear going into this event whether they would try to separate out different chabots experiences with search so when i think about that question, which companies are going to benefit by that? it's going to be which companies are going to be able to harnes the power of their bases google has -- they announced today they have five different products with over 2 billion active monthly users facebook meta has 2 billion active monthly users, and they have five products over that this is a huge deal today, and i think it is really going to promote a debate about whether or not google is going to be a big beneficiary here i'm a believer deep water is an owner and investor of google based on what we think that they can do in ai, but, of course, this question about the ten blue

google has announced that it report. google has announced thatitis report. google has announced that it is rolling out ai report. google has announced that it is rolling out al to its core search at its annual developer conference in silicon valley, this move comes after microsoft incorporated chatgpt microsoft incorporated chatg pt into microsoft incorporated chatgpt into its being search engine earlier this year. the company also announced a new folding frame. we have more from the conference. this is google�*s big tech annualjamboree. big tech annual jamboree. google�*s big tech annualjamboree. google�*s opportunity to furnish its artificial intelligence credentials and show off its latest products. since chatgpt was launched by open ai last year it has been widely regarded that google will court on the hop. they did not realise it would be that successful and since then they have been playing catch up. this was an opportunity for google to show off its artificial intelligence and, frankly, there were no big announcements here today. we did get were a ser

big their data pools are i don't think google is behind i think google has been investing in machine learning and ai as long as anybody or longer than anybody else there's a couple big winners microsoft is one google is too. we had a month or two where the market forgot about google their annual developer conference, nothing more or less, you needed that to remind people of how well they implemented ai throughout their products and solutions i don't want to overstate yesterday. it was more of a reminder rather than breakthroughs >> ives say it was a lay up, not a three-pointer. do you disagree? >> i don't know about the lay up, three-pointer, whatever. i think they've been shooting ai baskets pretty well for a number of years i think that microsoft and -- what's brought all this out is chatgpt. we're all going to benefit from this the search experience is going to be better i don't think chatgpt 4 is going to be able to pay 20 bucks a month. i think you'll get a lot of equivalence in the search results. i think we'll have a better search experience. you talk about monetizing it i thi

how does google make money off that if google's chatbot is ethical, it's going to give me the correct result it will tell me which airline is the cheapest the airline that has that service has no reason to advertise on google. how do you monetize this it may be more difficult than people realize. >> we have to go, peter, but have you changed your odds that there's a 50/50 chance that humanity gets wiped out by ai? >> no. when we speak, shortly after, one of the great pioneers of ai, he said very much the same thing. my odds are still high maybe because my web cam is blurry and ai is trying to prevent me from spreading this message. >> if it can fix your web cam, then i'll say 50/50 odds it wipes out humanity peter, thank you >> thank you >>> much more to come on this "power lunch" special, the power of ai, including the search for the next big thing plus, the industry's being disrupted by ai and how that will change every day life as we know it from hollywood to to menu at youroc lal restaurant. this "power lunch" special continues after the break. ♪ jitterbug! ♪ [ giggles loudly ] ♪

what does google do as their core business? they sell ads. and so i know that google is going to embed more of their ai to sell more ads and have me buy more stuff i don't want. microsoft can be a great company, but i think ultimately they're an ad company. microsoft, on the other hand, is going to embed it and everyone should get comfortable with the phrase co-pilot. microsoft's co-pilot is going to be going into microsoft office, it's in teams, and that is going to make me as an office user, as all of us so much more productive and i think that is where they are going to monetize this where we say maybe i don't need to use aws. maybe i want to switch to azure because the productivity is much more evident because my concern with both facebook and google is ultimately they're ai. i'm the product and i don't want that >> hey, bryn, can i just -- i just want to point out there are tens of millions of businesses and organizations that run google enterprise. my firm does not use microsoft it uses google, but we use office, we use d

and google could end up being a big loser.ook at why and who is best positioned to come out on top. and three more games getting ready to report. what to watch and how to trade before all that, get's let the latest on these markets and i guess it depends on where you are looking. >> the markets have been generally green, and they have hit the higher end of their recent trading range before backing off today. so as we take a look at the s&p 500, it is, again, 4170. so we're kind of testing the upper end of the range generally that we have seen over the last month, month and a half or so. so that was pretty good. now we have come off the session highs. up 28 points for s&p 500, down five at the low. so, again, still positive. kind of near the high-end of the trading range. we'll see if that sticks the dow industrials, down half of 1%. the nasdaq composite, the outperformer, up almost one full percent. one main reason, specifically in technology, check out what is happening in the nasdaq with some of the mega cap tech and communi

alphabet, parent of google, 5%. trading at a high, the market liked what it heard about what they're doing in ai. some of its peers are a little softer, both down around .8%. disney is the big mover. a miss on subscribers and profit in the current period, loss will be widening from the past quarter. they are still on track to meet the cost reduction goal. but there also seeing signs about the cost of the streaming. let's bring in chris from l.a.. the subscriber mists was interesting. it seems to be showing the impact of bringing in an ad supported two-year in the quarter -- tear -- tier. >> some would argue it would bring in new subscribers but for the second quarter they have lost subscribers. they raised the cost of the ad free version 38% so you are seeing some people cancel for that reason. and there is concern, have we peaked in streaming penetration? that is worrisome. caroline: their cfo trying to cast this as a blip when it comes to increased spending from a marketing perspective. why aren't investors seeing

it is a dream that makes google employees more dependent on their jobs. the employees of this company are trying to keep their jobs with their teeth. you can see that a large part of it was used to cope with google , which was recently published in the episode the article was written in full, how to enter google, how to enter it worked, how he got to the end of the road and found how he cut off his dependence on google from the outside world , and how that dependence prevented him from speaking out about sexual harassment when he decided to break himself. the senior managers of google went to talk about the sexual harassment of the upper manager, the senior managers used to do this at first, but then the relationship is to give time . in a strange way, google was bitter, you don't understand why the company that i always liked to work for he is slow and doesn't listen to his words. long vacations didn't solve the problem until it was time to resign and he told his friends that google was there because he thought that google had changed the ideal from work

well, this is google's big tech annualjamboree.ortunity to burnish its artificial intelligence credentials and show off its latest products. now, since it was launched by openai last year. it's sort of been widely regarded that google were caught on the hop. they didn't realise it was going to be that successful. and since then, they've been playing catch up. been playing catch—up. this was an opportunity for google to show off its artificial intelligence wares. and frankly, there were no big announcements here today. what we did get were a series of iterative so, for example, its flagship chat bot bard, that's going to be rolled out across 180 countries and territories. and they also announced their partnership with adobe firefly to create an ai image generator that will be connected to. but it also said it would add ai into its highly popular search function, which will be called search generative experience. but this will only be available to a limited number of people for now. there were plenty of other announcements, too. for

google is the rightful owner . this might be in two years and it might be in 22 years. >> reporter: in the meantime, jane calls the uprooting bittersweet. >> bittersweet in that we had to move and they will not be working on it right now. however, at the time when the property is sold and the house is getting ready to move, the location that we have right here might have been gone. >> reporter: as a businessman he understands the importance of planning for the long-term, and like google he is taking the risk that it will pan out sometime in the future. >> google has estimated the impact of the project at $19 billion. >>> it might mostly be about bragging rights, but san jose has been knocked out of the top 10 most populous cities in the u.s. the numbers now put it in 12th place behind austin, texas and jacksonville, florida. the high cost of living and work from home trend play a part, but the san jose population was already falling before the pandemic with a peak of just over 1 million people in 2017. >>> the man

drive than google . i quit using google itself , which is much bigger. now talk about we are the latest research that is the paradise of lack of attention. unfortunately, millions of americans are addicted to using electronic devices. currently , it is easy to keep yourself in a mental bubble with the help of technology, and this situation has been formed in recent years by new and false news all over social networks. it is published and circulated among users, which is a threat to all societies . we created lito 12 years ago. also, he did not expect an important question that all parents should answer without whether social networks make your children depressed. plastic surgery is a new syndrome and they identified snapchat and instagram as self-ugliness disorder as young patients waiting for plastic surgery to look like the person they are using and taking pictures of, shaping our culture and politics that most people are able to understand. if isis reaches online, it has affected its followers and the

well, this is google�*s big tech annualjamboree.t is google�*s opportunity to burnish its artificial intelligence credentials and show off its latest products, since chatgpt was launched by open ai last year, it has been widely regarded that google were called on the hop, they didn't realise it was going to be that successful, and since then they have been playing catch up, this was an opportunity for google to show off its artificial intelligence, where there were no big announcements here today. what we did get were a series of iterative announcements regarding ai, for example, its flagship shark bite, bader, to be rolled out across 180 countries and territories. they also announced a partnership with adobe for an ai power centre to be connected to bard. they announced a new phone which is foldable, at the cost of $1800. lots of people here were excited at the news. at the same time, that is a very expensive price point. it will be interesting to see how well that sells. james clayton reporting there. let's stay with that. microso

inventor of google drive and the facebook like button . due to ethical issues, june 2017.gle does not know how to use social networks the latest shows that there is a direct relationship between mental health and the use of social networks. we are still talking about yasin's latest research , which receives little attention . keep in mind and this situation has been spread throughout social networks in recent years and is circulating among users , which is a threat to all communities . we made you 12 years ago. we also did not expect all parents to answer it without whether social networks it makes your children depressed. plastic surgery is a new syndrome and they identified it as a disorder called self-loathing, and instagram is like young patients waiting for cosmetic surgery to look like the person they use and take pictures of, the capitalist system is like that. the culture shapes our politics, which most people are able to understand. not showing isis online has an effect on its followers, and according to that, white doesn't like me, it doesn't work , it's not just

. >>> google's annual io conference focusing on a.i. the company is embraing the hottest topic when it comes to tech. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. clouds are back again for tomorrow morning. i'll have the updated timeline on that heat we all want coming up. >>> a bit of relief foreconsumers today. inflation numbers rose slightly last month but came in lower than expected, continuing an overall cooling trend. the labor department data revealed a decline of 4.9%, the slowest an watt rise in two years. housing, used cars, gas prices the greatest contributors to increase. inflation did fall slightly in april compared to march thanks to lower prices for fruits, veggies, and things like meat and dairy. stocks rose today on that news. tech stocks jumped with the heavy tech nasdaq closing over 1% higher. s&p 500 closed .45% higher. the dow jones dropped slightly. >>> the a.i. arms race got hotter with search giant google pulling out all the stops to show how artificial intelligence will fit into its search business. our business an

google's proposed village will be a game changer for downtown.mpact of the project at $19 billion. >>> darrenpe now foloe recast from that view, that flag that we've got the camera on on the roof, anywhere near the water is going to be that way. for most of us shouldn't be too bad but it will be gray. it's a gray start and pretty much wherever you are. the marine layer is always going to be at its thickest right through the city. it's not fog here but it is on the golden gate bridge. gianna will show you that and likely is too higher from there. the usual places it's not terribly widespread. 52 degrees right now from that vantage point. and downtown san francisco. you can see where the clouds are. it's gotten into the tri-valley. gray over there. but you have some clear skies for inland contra costa county. here's where it is actually is some fog on the road. clear away the clouds and just look at the visibility on so tt noh bay vayourself extra time because you likely will find some fog near the coast. clouds will knelt back and everything gets

first, google will have to excite developers. that's what it's all about, right?ites this morning that winning over developers is the real war and when you think back to the smartphone era, that's the case in point it was won by apple and google, because they were able to convince developers to build apps for its ecosystems and then the users followed second, google is going to have to easy investor's skepticism. you might remember that event in paris, the first real ai event a few months ago google lost some 8% on the day, billions in market cap so really gave the lead, at least in the zeitgeist, to microsoft and satya nadella and chatgpt. so it has to show investors today that it is not falling behind in this race. and three, google needs to excite consumers i don't know about you guys, but chatgpt has entered the lexicon. sometimes i get blank stares when i say the word barred, so it has to come out with something flashy and shiny satya nadel has been more excited and aggressive in promoting chatgpt. we'll see if sundar pichai can do similar things. >> the juxt

google has a lot to prove.evelopers this is where the real battle is taking place because they're the ones that will create the ecosystem that will bring in the users. it has to allay perhaps some of the investor skepticism that has arisen that maybe microsoft and chatgpt is gaining the lead despite google's many years, decades of investing in artificial intelligence. finally, scott, it will have to excite consumers chatgpt is part of the lexicon in a way that bard isn't and brad guester in will be looking for more pomp and circumstances around this event that is typically for developers but we knee ceo sundar pichai will take the stage. will he be able to be as enthusiastic, as exciting as nadella has been >> that's deirdre bosa out in mountain view, california. joe, let's talk about this they have a lot to prove to developers and investors like him. why he is not so high on that company. >> over the course of the last ten years really since their acquisition of deep mind in 2012 we've seen a slow. i was hopef

work for google.e dangers of ai without worrying about the impact it might have on google, i don't want to criticise google, i think they have been very responsible. would your message have been more effective if you had been inside google with the ability to maybe steer the way things are going? i thought that for a while, and that may be true, so i had other reasons for retiring. but i think i can nowjust speak freely about what i think the dangers might be. and some of them are quite scary. do you trust tech companies generally to move forward with al responsibly? i think one problem is that microsoft decided to put one of these advanced chatbots into bing and other products, and google doesn't have much choice but to respond to that. it can'tjust sit back and not compete with microsoft. before that, google was in the lead in al and chose not to release these things because of all the dangers. it used them internally and to make search better and so on, but it didn't release them to the public. eve

due to ethical problems , in june 2017, google was used in not only google itself , but also in making the industry much bigger. no one is aware of the consequences of this social network . there is a direct connection between the use of social networks and we are still talking about the latest research that paradise is being ignored. the answer is that millions of americans are addicted to using electronic devices . now it is easy to keep yourself in a mental bubble with the help of technology and this situation. at in recent years, the intensification of new and false news is spread throughout social networks and circulates among users, which is a threat to all societies . we made lito 12 years ago , and we did not expect this at all. depressed, plastic surgery is a new syndrome and they identified it in the name of self-loathing disorder , snapchat and instagram because young patients are waiting for cosmetic surgery to look like the person they use and take pictures of, the capitalist system in the way of our culture and politics. forms that most of the people have the ability to m

we go live to google. ed ludlow is on the ground, but let's check in with the markets as we assess a mood shift. money is moving into tech stocks because the inflationary pressure is dialing down. coming in below the 5% number, we have nasdaq interest rate sensitive. tech stocks on the up. two-year yield on the down as we expected. maybe they will not have to hike so hard going forward. a pause on the agenda. we are off by eight basis points be at the front end of the curve for the dollar index also dropping on the view we get a more dovish tone. moving on, let's have a look at the world of crypto. we are seeing dollars lower, so crypto is on the upside. that is for coin at 28,000 where we trade. but it is interesting that we are seeing some mood music. just being on the downside, let's stick with it. two of the world's top market-making firms are pulling back from trading assets. that is the latest on the crackdown of the industry. jane street is going further. we are seeing regulatory uncertainty becomin

google is the rightful owner.o obligation to build anything on it until or unless they want to. that might be in four years or 22 years. >> reporter: the uprooting is called bittersweet. >> we had to move and they're not going to be working on it right now. however, at the time the property is sold and the house is getting ready to move, the location right here might have been gone. >> reporter: as a businessman, he understands the importance of planning for the long-term and like google, he is taking the risk you will all pencil out sometime in the future. >> the city has estimated the economic impact of the project that $19 billion. >>> another big boost in the south bay as we take a look at that stadium. the super bowl looks like it is coming back to the bay area in 2026, which will be 10 years after the last time we hosted the super bowl. levi's stadium is supposed to be a lock for hosting super bowl lx. nfl owners are supposed to be awarding rights to the 49ers at their meeting. it will be a busy year for spo

work for google. worrying about the impact it might have on google, i don't want to criticise google, i think they have been very responsible. would your message have been more effective if you had been inside google with the ability to maybe steer the way things are going? i to maybe steer the way things are going?— to maybe steer the way things are going? i thought that for a while, are going? i thought that for a while. and _ are going? i thought that for a while, and that _ are going? i thought that for a while, and that may _ are going? i thought that for a while, and that may be - are going? i thought that for a while, and that may be true, l are going? i thought that for a l while, and that may be true, so i had other reasons for retiring. but i think i can now just speak freely about what i think the dangers might be. and some of them are quite scary. do you trust tech companies generally to move forward with al responsibly? i generally to move forward with al responsibly?— ai responsibly? i t

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he used a lot of it to cope with google, which he recently published in the dark parts of google , in which he completely wrote about how he entered google, how he worked there , how he got to the end of the road, how he got addicted, how he got rid of his dependence on google. separated from the outside world and how this dependence prevented this talk about sexual harassment. when he decided to break himself , he happened to be alone. one of the graves went to the office of google 's senior managers. they said that the senior managers used to do this at first, but then it was adam . they said that he is on the verge of punishment. it wasn't right, you made a mistake, then he was placed on the threshold of a side and received salaries and benefits in a strange way, and google didn't understand why the company that i always liked was working and didn't listen to his words. he told his friends that google was there. that google imagined armani had changed from working, as countless people like him are still suffering from. businesses are fueling this idea by repeating the same slogan .

and now the chatbot from google has moved to a new big language model, what should? his ability and learned to work with external applications, both google's, in particular, tapes, documents with tables, and external ones, at least with the firefly neural network from adobe, which now created pictures at the request of bard. but the main thing is that the waiting list for access to the bard is canceled and rolled out immediately to 180 countries brought, but among the expected forty new languages ​​there is also russian, and among the skills of the updated chat bot, an improved tool for helping programmers write the new year, search for errors in existing ones and comment in a couple of dozen languages. on the other side the ability of a neural network to create computer code may have, well, another consequence , in particular, the network has already published examples of dialogues in which users were able to bypass possible protections against abuse and persuade the machine to write new computer viruses. however, in the kaspersky lab, for example, they do not see t

they came with google. garam amir magareh had written completely how he entered google, how he worked there and how he reached the end of the road. this was not all the articles. he wrote how he found a job at google , how he found the team, how he got dependent on google from the outside world . she explained how this dependency prevented her from talking about sexual harassment, of course when he decided that the event of vatan iftar was accurate, he went to the office of the senior managers of google many times about the sexual harassment of the upper manager, and they said that the senior managers did this at first, but then the book is actually giving is a punishment, but it was not true. and in a strange way, he gets salary and benefits. the job ended and google was bitter. you don't understand why the company that i always liked to work for doesn't listen to his words . he didn't solve the long vacations until it was time to resign and told his friends that google was online. it had changed the ideal

and now the chat bot from google has moved to a new big one. a model that should improve his ability and learned to work with external applications like google's in particular, tapes documents with tables, as well as external ones, at least with the firefly neural network, an otodok that creates pictures now at the request of the bard. but the main thing is that the waiting list for access to the bard is canceled and rolled out to 180 countries at once, the list was not given, but among the expected forty new languages there is also russian, and among the skills of the updated chat bot there are improved tools to help programmers write new code for finding errors in existing ones and commenting in a couple of dozen languages. on the other hand , the ability to create unrealistic networks computer code can have, well, another consequence , in particular, examples of dialogs have already been published on the net in which users were able to bypass possible abuse protections and coax the machine to write new computer viruses. however, in the kaspe

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if quit his job at google. you had if quit hisjob at google. you had 10,000 people if quit his job at google. you had 10,000 people and whenever if you had 10,000 people and whenever one person learn something everybody automatically knew it, thatis everybody automatically knew it, that is how these chat apps can't know so much more than any one person. almost 500,000 sudanese have fled their homes since fighting erupted more than two weeks ago. 100,000 have gone to neighbouring countries. a prominent palestinian prisoner, khader adnanm, has died in an israeli jail after nearly three months on hunger strike. from vintage and sparkling cat costumes, white powdered ponytails, fingerless gloves, and iconic chanel pieces, it must be the met gala 2023 as the stars pay tribute to the late fashion icon karl lagerfeld. hello, i'm lucy hockings. the man widely seen as the �*godfather of artificial intelligence�* has quit his job at google, warning of the dangers of ai. dr geoffrey hinton�*s pioneering research on deep learning and neural networks has paved the way for current ai systems like c

we expect google to make a statement and the pixel fold, a foldable phone is making a comeback and google will talk about a pixel tablet. we are expecting it to debut in the conference. >> some stuff to look forward to. tweeter ceo elon musk will purge inactive accounts on the platform. are there benefits to doing something like this? >> the purge has begun officially as of his tweet monday morning announcing that purging inactive accounts, accounts inactive for several years has begun. there are concerns that even though he has been talking about this since december, there isn't an option to memorialize accounts. some are concerned that there may be an impersonation issue that arises as a result of this. twitter is a primary source, where original information took place. purging accounts that might lose the information. up to 1.5 billion account names, handles will become available. if you had you're on a handle, this might be your opportunity to get it. >> movie pass was a revelation at the time but bankruptcy forced them to close. now they are back. you got hands on with the beta exper

we googled things. now the verb for search and discovery in the age of ai has become chatgpt unfortunately for them nobody is talking today about bard you're not telling your friends, your parents or grandparents, chatgpt is the lexicon in every boardroom and i think that's a breach of the distribution google is filled with incredible people, has incredible capabilities when it comes to ai the thing that generates 100% of their profits today an open architecture they search and retrieve information from is being disrupted in a major way i don't know how quickly that will occur they're going to have to back fill with ai as fast as that disruption occurs. compare that to somebody like nvidia, they don't have a dog in the search hunt. so they're a pure play really on what's going on in ai today. i think there have been execution errors by google we knew the capabilities they had. the real question is culturally and otherwise why did open ai get to market before them? many people left google to start compan

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and now the chatbot from google has moved to the big language model, which should improve its abilitiesrk with external applications, both google feeds with tables in particular, and external ones, at least with the firefly neural network. adobe, which now creates pictures at the request of the bard. but the main thing is that the waiting list for access to the bard is canceled and it is rolled out immediately to 180 countries, the list was not given, but among the expected forty new there are also russian languages, and with the original skills of the updated chat bot, an improved tool to help programmers write the new year , search for errors in existing ones and comment in a couple of dozen languages. on the other hand, the ability of neural networks to create computer code can have , well, another consequence. in particular, the network has already published examples of dialogues in which users were able to bypass possible protections against abuse and coax the machine to write new computer viruses. however, in the kaspersky lab, for example, in this they don't see the threat. at le

we know the names -- apple, microsoft, google, amazon. we looked at each as baskets the total market cap of apple and microsoft, now $5 trillion versus amazon and google at 2 1/2. it's doubled if you look at the relationship, it's as wide as it's ever been the premise of the note is you want the fade apple and microsoft and be long google and amazon we have some charts. so here's the first one. this is a comparative chart, and you can see, two lines, very straight forward leader is a two-stock weighted basket, equal weighted of microsoft and google then lagger is apple and -- you're lookingt largest constituents plotted with the second largest hold the qqq as a constant if you do that, you see how much of a spread you have the premise is you want to be long the laggards here at this point amazon and google and fading the leaders, apple and microsoft. >> fascinating stuff carter you have been spot on with apple so we better pay attention we'll see you shortly on "options action. steve, what do you make of this note from carter >> can't arg

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let's start with google. the company's annual developers' conference kicks off may 10th and many people are wondering how google will move it can keep up with microsoft in the ai race. >> google io has a lot to prove. they need to really assert themselves they are the leading force when it comes to ai. a couple of setbacks in the mast year and obviously we had chatgpt come out in november and really made ai hard to miss. it became everywhere all the time. and we have a lot of different enter nations and different software company that picked up on to and assume that chatgpt is the leader as well as consumers. also a embarrassing setback when microsoft came out with their ai chat bot for bing and it was quite a bit ahead of google's chat bot bard. which was just considered mediocre in comparison. so they have a lot to say at next wednesday's conference and we're expecting thome really talk about what developmentsthey've got for the upcoming year. >> a lot of people are unveiling the pixel fold at google io. wh

the stock, google's stock rocket the 20% in a week after google's presentation. they mentioned the word a.i. 143 times. so they pounded the table. they're going to catch up. they merged all the big scientists. dismantled the company again. looks like wall street is giving them the benefit of the doubt. why aren't you? >> because i think the fact that they didn't have a product before the openai product tells you there is a lot of internet rivalry between divisions, that is bad leadership. people fighting not having a product before a startup, that should not be -- remember meta, google, had 80% of a.i. engineers working there. how could they be late to market? charles: microsoft made the smart investment into the openai chatgpt but is it still relatively early though to really determine who the winners are and who the losers are? >> yeah, definitely, and i think that, i think google search was really, i think people worried about google search being displaced by microsoft and nothing has happened with bing. we still have 97% market share for google search. samsun

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if you can just guessing on said on the 1st page of google results, told to them by a google a. all right. does that mean that they didn't visit the site as much? and i think that's so worried, particularly in a world where, where a company is trying to make money, possibly through advertising. joseph teasdale of enders analysis. joseph, thank you. thank you. it is to ireland now and a man that converted 85 metre long piece of aircraft and installed this garden as a home office space. the social media frenzy about it was so high that he has now turned the whole thing into a business aero pod. now recycles old aircraft into chic, what's on the west coast of ireland as well known? so it's unpredictable with one minute it's on the and then all of a sudden it's raining. anyone who wants to watch the waves. you has to wrap a pool or find shelter in the upside because part of an old airplane science level and the low decide to consider appear on the bank. they're looking at it at that to see that can watch people surfing, they can watch people sunny and there's just none here and the

an expert quits google so we can warn us all of the dangers of artificial intelligence. this as a white house meeting is announced on this very issue. this is live from paris. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. suzanne -- sudan's warring military fashions have agreed to a new and longer military cease-fire even as more airstrikes and shootings of taken place in khartoum, undercutting the latest supposed truce. more than 500 people have been killed since fighting broke out on april 15. previous cease-fires have been constantly violated. it was unclear how the paramilitary rapid support forces might make it work this time. a reporter has more on this from nairobi. reporter: it's very difficult for civilians living in khartoum and many places in sudan to believe that there will be a cease-fire coming anytime soon. say they cannot trust the military anymore. it is not the first cease-fire in the past two weeks. a local, east african organization is trying to implement peace and to develop the countries of the region. three of the regional presidents were going to khart