we'll introduce you to a woman who left her job at google following concerns over caste discrimination. >>> the news at 5:30 starts now. thanks for joining us. >> i am raj mathai. enough is enough. that is the message from a peninsula politician when it comes to organized retail theft. across the country companies reported $94 billion in losses last year. today a san mateo county supervisor outlined new proposals to attempt to combat this problem. here is nbc's ian cole. >> by now you've seen videos like these showing groups of thieves storming into stores, ripping merchandise off shelves, then running out. it is an issue all over the bay area. stores are now going to great length to try and prevent it. >> what we're doing today is not working. we're going to change that and change it here in san mateo county and hopefully in the bay area. >> san mateo county supervisor david canapa suggests two ideas to crack down on the issue. one create a county task force with law enforcement and chambers of commerce to come up with solutions. two, push state lawmakers to lower the dollar figure fo

we'll go to google a lot more.when i put this together, we're not invested in microsoft and that says it all >> you know what else says it all? that you spent the morning cleaning grout >> i do love getting my hands dirty. >> gene munster, thank you >>> coming up, the industrial sector breaking below its 50-da moving average "the exchange" is back right after this >>> welcome back to "the exchange." i'm dominic chu, focusing on the industrial sector, which has been an underperformer versus the s&p 500 so far this year as you can see, the white line of the s&p and the orange line, the industrial side. within that sector, there are some heftier dividend payers than the rest. if you look at those stocks in the sector, there are 75 s&p 500 industrial stocks. so we ran a screen looking for which of those stocks have had positive price performance, and are yielding at least 1.5% again, 75 stocks becomes 54 stocks when you put the price screener on it and then a dividend yield screener gets you down to 21 names overall. a

i don't understand what the perk is >> right, google, a lot of google employees moved out of the area during the pandemic, and part of that is increasingly high housing costs especially in mountain view where the housing supply shortage is even greater so you know, it's been a work in progress with the company trying to get employees to move back and cracking down, even asking approved remote workers to come back and consider reversing that so for employees they say this offers them a room to stay, a little cheaper than what another room they could get at some other hotel in mountain view, but so far, some employees osdon't seem very convinced it's a good deal. >> do we know what the uptake has been, and i assume google is the owner of the hotel >> yes, google is the owner. it's smack dab on their campus, specifically for partners and full-time employees. but they haven't shared with us what the take has been or what the occupancy rate is. >> all right, i guess if you're charging basely $100 a night, if you stayed there 20 nights a month, $2,000, the probably beats rent in some of the

would be, watch. >> honestly i would google myself. i've done in the last 10 years, primarily if i've stuck to the faith, what i've done in terms of my family, basketball, and unites, i would want to know what we've done to create change in our communities. >> trace: i was doing research and kevin was talking about super bowls and really the number one thing that people are talking about in this thing is they would google world series winners and nba winners, speaking of jonathan isaac. and they would go through and sports things and i guess the idea would be you go back and you bet on your team or you tell your buddies i think the raiders are going to be pretty good this this year. who do we have? sonja. >> reporter: i'm a realist and i don't mean to burst anybody's bubble but will they even exist in ten years. with all the misinformation i don't think they'll be there. >> trace: really. >> reporter: i'm not going to waste my time googling. >> trace: you're passing on the google thing. >> yeah. >> trace: no shot? i'm going to look at

i put our findings to google. it actually got to people during this earthquake? i'm as sure as we can be that the system activated and that we did send alerts. it's possible, you know, that given all of the... ..like, the massive impact of the first event that this just quietly happened in the background while users were really paying attention to other things. at the end of the day, i think that's probably the most likely explanation, that users were focused on something else and might not even have noticed if they got the alert. have you spoken to anyone who got it? i have not, no, though i don't speak turkish and, you know, i'm not in turkey! so... i would love to. has google spoken to anyone? i don't know. harold tobin is a professor of earth sciences and director of the pacific north—west seismic network. these systems are extremely new, right? they're at the cutting edge of what's possible. i feel that if you are delivering an essential sort of...life safety, public safety piece of information, then you have

google is unmatched. there was an understanding of what to expect from the cupertians columnist bloomberg mark hormone, known as a source of quality leaks from apple shared some details of the upcoming iphone 15, which apple is likely to traditionally present in september with a lot of details, but nothing directly revolutionary is expected. unless the proprietary connector is layatnen. there, on devices this time, according to the gourmet, they will still be replaced with usb type-c. this, however, was long overdue. secondly, this is a requirement of regulators, in some markets apple already uses usb. well, for example, in their tablets. more interesting are the promised changes in designers according to gourmet information, the steel frames of the pro model on some, on which fingerprints are often visible , will be replaced with titanium ones, which are also lighter ; on the basic models of smartphones will be replaced with just such a dynamic island. and these are last year's top versions , processors

in philip trofimov's studio, claims by the authorities of google now in africa, the antimonopoly agencyica, after a long investigation , came to the conclusion that google is abusing its dominant position in the national market, according to the regulator. the almost monopoly position allows the search engine to distort the competition platform, well, in favor of the big market players, so the authorities the african side gave the corporation time to make changes to its work. requiring, for example, that google start tagging local businesses on serps, but for greater visibility. google will have to add the sign of the national flag of south africa when the link leads to local business sites in google so far only replied that they are getting acquainted with the results of the investigation and claims of the south african regulator, but also in this way. it turns out that in the world it seems there are no continents left, no matter where claims to google's dominance in various markets, a similar investigation and astronomical fines for several years, as is usually done for the us europe

google's share of search traffic in russia fell below 40% for the first time in the entire history of measurements a year ago, for example, was 49%, and the share of yandex again for the first time rose to almost 60%. this is said by this analytical portal from tadcounts, which is interesting, the share of google has been systematically decreasing since september 21, at the same time the share of yandex began to grow loses google and in terms of the browser. in chrome, a little more than half of the ronet audience now uses yandex's share here so far does not exceed 20%, according to experts about the past of merchants. the reason may be that google chrome does not support, certificates issued in russia by the ussr and, accordingly, the websites of some banks that have switched to them, except now they open as unsafe without yandex.browser encryption, it opens them correctly, by the way, the parent structure of yandex nv registered in the netherlands employees for an international project, according to interfax, the corporation published several vacancies in a company that quote intend

the ceo was at the google aie event yesterday and he said nvidia's chips are powering the google cloud partnership that expands the distribution of nvidia technology through google's cloud. we are talking the h 100, 8100 available immediately for google customers and google would be the first to get the next generation super chip from nvidia. stuart: that are dealing to half, isn't it? lauren: shaw seem to think of is a stock even that was triple the value. stock price tripled. lauren: obvious. would you purchase nvidia which has already tripled? >> i like nvidia. there are other plays in this market shaping up to be the infrastructure backbone. of the when i don't have the courage to purchase a stock that has tripled in one year. $1.4 trillion. lauren: 15% of the overall gain for the s&p. stuart: it is extraordinary. then you have to has a, quite a run up this year. they are double this year, this calendar year. the government wants information on the elon mode. lauren: a dangerous mode, completely autonomous driving, no awards telling the driver, to keep their hands on the wheel. net

blue on our google's ai engineers in the united states?neers outside as well. stuart: in china? >> i don't think so. don't know for a fact. stuart: last week, tuesday or wednesday, nvidia came out with a terrific report. why didn't it lift the overall market? >> the overall market was held down because of jackson hole. trading volumes, looking at interest rates, people worried and a lot of people feel that tech is overrun. we are talking 28% gain in the nasdaq since january and people still in disbelief that tech, has been in a high-powered one. stuart: thanks for joining us, see you again soon. let's look at the markets, we are opening trading this tuesday morning. the backdrop, inflation numbers coming soon and jobs report friday. there's an unwillingness, 9:30, the market is open and we open ever so slightly lower. the dow off 10 points, tiny fraction. all the dow stocks, 50/50, two thirds of one third down. not much price movement. the s&p opening, got it wrong, upside. dead flat. lauren: the s&p has not moved 2% in either direction in

the googly hat google has that can erase some of your personal information if you so choose. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> last year google introduced a tool that could help you remove your personal information from search results. >> now that tool is getting an up day. so it's easier to use and now it can alert you when your personal information pops up online. >> google yourself and you might find things like your phone number email date of birth and even your home address combined with tools like street view, satellite imagery and real estate listings and things can get creepy. now google has an improved feature called results about you, which aims to make it easier to remove some of this information. we know people would like to have more peace of mind about how their personal contact information appears online. so this new result about you dashboard is designed to make the process easier. google can now monitor the internet for mentions of your name, address, e-mail and phone number. it will alert you when a new page pops up with your information. then i

we have google here, okay. and they were really a important sponsor for us in 2022 and the years before that, so we are going to hear remarks from google and so-- (inaudible) come up here. [applause] >> hi, everybody. i feel i need to introduce my self now. because my name is google. i am rebecca (inaudible) and i am the director of west coast government relations and public policy for google. i used to work in this building with mayor breed back in the day. public service is always in my heart even though i jumped to the private sector and the first thing i want to to is thank mayor breed for her leadership. [applause] i'm sure you heard several times that this internship played a pivotal part in changing her trajectory and hoping what have done will change yours. i also want to thank my dear friend, i had in my notes director davis but forgot she is dr. davis so thank you dr. davis leading this team opening up so many doors for these youth and cant say enough about how much we appreciate everything you do and

google monetizes false advertising. couple days ago somebody used mind likeness to sell bills for goni's to lose weight. -- guy means -- gummies to lose weight. they need to prevent false advertising. people are misusing fell likeness of others and making money off of them. >> i want him to have an opportunity to respond. >> thank you for the question. we would argue the internet has been positive for the american economy, culture and people around the world. part of that involves challenging misuses and abuses. the industry has gotten better. eight years alone, one view in 100 violated policies. now, it is one in 1000. there is a lot of good and learnings from that experience. it is odd the advances in ai, which are scientific, we tend to think of through the lens of social media. we could think them -- of them in the lens of scientific advances. we recognize the challenges, we have to stay on top of them, we are hoping ai will turbocharge those efforts. do not lose sight of all of the benefits. access to information,

, they will pay you back the difference via google pay.ogle says the best time to book flights for christmas vacations is around early october. that is a good tip. >>> the cbs evening news is coming up next . local news continues on our streaming service , cbs news bay area. i will see you tonight at 5:00. >> norah: said i've come a state of emergency. florida braces were category 3 hurricane landfall with storm surge and wind up to 150 miles per hour. the evacuation orders and airports closing here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> this is going to be a m

what's happening with google? >> from free coffee to wine tastings to concerts, tech companies have been working to convince employees to come back to the office for a couple of years now. google's latest attempts an example of why this could take awhile. google is taking another shot at luring workers back to the office, now offering discounted nightly stayses at a hotel owned by the company its campus. google tells us it often offers employees benefits like this. those employees are apparently not impressed and neither are other local ceos. >> i refrain from bribing people to come to work. they are well paid, well taken care of. >> reporter: vineet jain says employees at his company, mountain views i guess night, come to the office three days a week. we spoke to him on a friday when most people work from home. >> that to me is perfectly acceptable. like showing that people come in, collaborate, productivity is good. then hopefully they're working for the remaining two days from home. >> reporter: after years of

this is how google earns money. we know your company's technology . artificial intelligence is aligned with the search engine . in this case, power should be placed on your side. at google's authority is to pay attention to the users and keep the information , and it is not like this, and it is very important issues . which was about the dissemination of false information, we put a cloud space in the constitution that clearly states that false information should not be published or political biases should not be produced . not and we are working on this i think that some important issues of privacy and personal information should be taken into account here. we paid attention to this issue in the cloud constitution . based on this model law, if we produce personal information ourselves, we do not teach them to use the information that we have. it is available numerically and for this purpose, one of the main principles in our mission is to create models that at least do not have these problems. it makes it possible for google to be profitable prioritiz

that will lead you to a removal request both google's process. and the sites can take several days for changes and removal requests aren't guaranteed to be approved. keep in mind if the sites are pulling your data from a public database, it could pop up somewhere else online. >> and not every take down request will be approved by google. if you want to link to this helpful tool, go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> we'll take a look at this. some new arrivals at the international space station, nasa astronaut jasmin moghbeli, a marine pilot serving as commander joining crew members from japan, denmark and russia on the space station. the launch is the first from the u.s. in which every seat is occupied by a different country. very cool. nasa says the team will be on the international space station for the next 6 months. finally, this wednesday, stargazers will be treated to a rare celestial event known as a super blue moon called a blue moon. it's the second full moon in a calendar month. its upg

in this case , google will have the power to get the attention of the users . collect it in the world, and there is a lot of information that is not like this, and i think these are very important issues . we put the constitution of cloud space which clearly says information let's not publish false political products. i emphasize once again that this method is not perfect yet and we are still in the scientific stages of their production. this science is not yet accurate and we are discussing here some important privacy issues. and personal information should be taken into account. we paid attention to this issue in the cloud constitution. this law prohibits us from producing personal information and we do not teach them to use numerical information for this purpose. basic principles in our mission to create models that at least try i understand that you tell the model not to generate false information, but i don't know exactly what ratio you want to say that it helps huge companies to be profitable. it may be more profitable for google than anything else, consi

google it.oogle can help a business stand out in search results and push it up the rankings. but fake reviews can be bought online, and there's evidence of them being used not only on google but on platforms like amazon, trustpilot and the apple store. do you ever look at the reviews people have posted online? yeah. does it influence you? why is that? because if it's bad reviews, you're not going to want to go somewhere. and if there's loads of good reviews? then you want to go. you want to go. do you trust them? yeah. even though you have no idea who's written them? yeah. do you ever think they might be not real orfake? sometimes you question it if it's certain online companies, because then you'd think, "oh, well, it's interesting how every single review�*s all positive." we found examples of fake reviews being used by all sorts of companies, but even by some medical businesses. what if you're looking for, say, a chiropractor in ipswich? the second business to appear in google search results i

even google's chat box part can't keep up with chapter p t just yet. so one reason for recent calls for our fries could be economic rivalry. i clicked up to china, approve. there's more to it than just the con nomic interest, the government that has realized the potential a i has to consolidate its power to thoughts in china. seem to be reluctant to say anything critical about the regime. and since 2019, the government has been using ai to monitor people and evaluate their behavior. the you, on the other hand, is looking to ban a eyes the valence legal standards for a use of being drafted. but the so called a i act still needs to be given the green light was this image created by artificial intelligence? it's not always easy to tell. content or products generated by ai are set to be labeled in the future. one of the pillars of the use new a i act, we ask for a, a degree of transparency. we want people to know even when they are interacting with that safe checkbox, that this is not the person. it's a check. the priority is the regulation of an applicati

that will lead you to a removal request both google's process. and the sites can take several days for changes and removal requests aren't guaranteed to be approved. keep in mind if the sites are pulling your data from a public database, it could pop up somewhere else online. >> and not every take down request will be approved by google. if you want to link to this helpful tool, go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. thank you, rich 8.52. the time. and coming up in the next hour kron, 4 morning news. there's a new push if the state legislature to increase the amount of sick days you can take. >> now that covid pay is gone. we'll explain. >> 8.55 in the annual relay for life. cancer walk happened over the weekend in hayward to support those impacted by the disease. it was chabot college and you can see all the people here, cancer survivors may laps around the check. while the teams in the volunteers cheer them on as they went around the track and there are also 10 set up around the track to raise money

our own company is like google . only produce some specific outputs slow and these outputs are always in line with a series of principles in the last six months that we developed this method, the constitution of artificial intelligence , to improve our performance day by day and in terms of making the model in accordance with the principles of the constitution from the cloud let's take it again, i will say that it is completely, but anyway, in this range of safety models , we have a lot of focus to do things that you are worried about that we have to be serious about knowing who is controlling these technologies, how are you guys? they use them to do everything buys critics i want to say, and here we have a very important structural issue that you need to think about seriously , and technology is controlled by a handful of companies and governments in a very, very big way. it was busy here, and now this work has not been done, and no matter how many years i make the illusion, it is very busy inside . the situation of

reggie: dozens of protesters outside googles cloud conference at san francisco, many upset over googles dealings with israel. kumasi: and we are clays he -- and we are crazy in love what is about to happen in 14 hours. beyonce in the bay area. it is a full b on the morning show and here abc 7. reggie: jobina had that shirt made. jobina: shout out to my neighbor jen. reggie: asymmetrical cut. jobina: i said it should not have anything silver and they made me this. reggie: and pocket squares with the same material. drew: they went to the fabric store yesterday and made this? that is a project miracle. jobina: do we have the close-up? reggie: dear remember this part? kumasi: they are so retirement -- they are so determined. let's talk about the weather. drew: fire danger in parts of the north bay. a red flag warning is in effect for elevated concerns because of a northerly wind that is with us this morning. it is gusting 50 to 25 miles per hour. luckily the light will relax by 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.. that is something we are watching very closely. a lot of us are starting the 60's or 70's. toda

it was done by a different company than our own, like google we do our best to make it ethical. regarding what they should not do, i must say that there is a training process in this regard, which we train in the form of a hairstyle loop to produce only some specific outputs. and these outputs are always in line with a series of principles that we developed this method, i.e. the constitution of artificial intelligence , we were able to improve our performance day by day. that 's not perfect while focusing on model safety we have a lot to do that you're concerned about that we need to get serious about that without exactly controlling the technologies , how is the child using them . i appreciate all the work you've done. i want to say and emphasize here that we are facing a very important structural issue that you should seriously think about. technology was brought down by a handful of companies and governments. the problem is very very . aid for the special ceremonies of ashura and arbaeen in iraq it was done in 1986 when we were a team of 9 people when we were sent. this year,

google lost its bid to dismiss a lawsuit about how google stores data on its private browser setting. it is called incognito mode. the setting gives you the choice to browse the internet without storing your activity to your browser. a 2020 class action lawsuit says google collected browsing data even in incognito mode. it is seeking at least $5 billion in damages. in march, google moved to have the case thrown out but the judge has now rejected that motion. >>> okay. covid cases are spiking in california according to walgreens which is reporting a significant incomplete be cease in positive test results. the pharmacy chain says the positivity rate of coronavirus tests conducted at its stores reached 48%. the highest number since january and nearlyouble amount recorded in june. it also surpasses the national average which is just under 45% right now. hospitalizations are also up 40%. current number of patients in the hospital still far lower than it was recorded during the same time last year. an update just into the newsroom now on our top story. it is official. effective immediately

also being used by google cannot be loaded up. all right, time i'd like to hear your thoughts on that google form that the valley police are going to be using to collect the data, considering it's an american system. what, what are your thoughts on that? and what extent would it be possible for any and authorities to guarantee the confidentiality of the data that they collect? i think their liberties must have but they came to steps through and showed that the data is not shared with any a 3rd party. so i was listening to fall under, but somebody's an expert on cyber law. and um, the apprehension is that that seemed so that'd be that people for me not to start feeling of the forms of, of, of disclose their identities and other places that place of residence on the boys, the moving form that have been brought in by police and apprehensive that it might be shared, i spoke to adult the police officer before the beginning of this program. and i asked the pointed question to him regarding this, there's a, there's a, you know, nevada. u

, and it's got an almost perfect a.9—star rating from customers on google reviews. to help you... how was that impressive rating really achieved? look at this five star reviewer. santosh kumar says, "dr amit was brilliant. he assessed my injury and came up with a treatment plan. i felt i was in safe hands and highly recommend this place." but this reviewer has also reviewed a taxi service in canada, a dentist in the us, conveyancing services in australia, and a bar in austria, which looks a bit suspicious. and to prove these reviews cannot be real, we cross—referenced in detail a number of customers who've not only reviewed the ipswich spine clinic, but have also reviewed exactly the same businesses all over the world. way too much of a coincidence. we also looked into this dental business in manchester called smiles better, which advertises its five—star rating on its website, with a link to its google reviews. customer rose bellamy says, "i'm so happy with my new smile, superfast services and everyone was so helpful." and the business writes back, "we're so happy

google has dropped the ball, they did nothing. they lost the race to ai before everybody even got to the starting gate. >> that was wrong. brad gerstner came on and said it was wrong. alphabet dropped the ball and everybody else had this massive head start into where ai was going to go. you want to know what they have done since january 23, alphabet is up 31%. microsoft up 36.5%. the point being the demise of alphabet was greatly exaggerated. and i don't think it gets talked about enough. >> play the tape of me saying that. come on. i said that for three months. there is no ai without alphabet. what are we doing here? i will make this simple for you -- not you -- the collective -- >> the collective us. >> right. all kidding aside, look at my face and listen to me speak. i choose my words very carefully and hate repeating myself. youtube is bigger than netflix. do you understand that? this is a market cap and if youtube were stand alone, you have no idea what its valuation would be. it's not stand alone, it's a part of apple. a hig

for google, making money is more important than anything else . they want to attract the attention of users to themselves and keep our attention, and users continue to search for their products through this search engine. the feedback side and you get so much that way that it actually makes a lot of money. adopted by a different company than ours, for example speaking of google, we do our best to make provinces and morals . regarding how to understand what our hearts should not do , i must say that there is a training process in this regard, in which we train our hearts in the form of a circle , rather than only some of the projects. produce special results and these outputs are always in line with a series of principles . in the past, when we developed this method, the constitution of artificial intelligence, we were able to improve our performance day by day. the model conforms to the principles of the constitution that cloud space let's move on . i say again that this work is not perfect, but anyway at this point we are very focused on the safe

that's what google hilarious. google say, which is hilarious. google say, which is hilarious. is saying you've heard of work is work from home. this is basically live from work. i've just that. is just come up with that. this is basically lived basically what if you just lived there time. i know it there the whole time. i know it does sound slightly, slightly dystopian, thing, dystopian, google's thing, they're great. dystopian, google's thing, theycould great. dystopian, google's thing, theycould just great. dystopian, google's thing, theycould just wake great. dystopian, google's thing, theycould just wake gand. you could just wake up and you'll at yeah, what a you'll be at work. yeah, what a positive breakfast. then you come boss is there. come down, your boss is there. it's amazing. it's like amazing. i know. >> having that, though, >> having said that, though, i know have worked at know people who have worked at google lunches google and they say the lunches are outstanding , so that's not a are outstanding, so that's not a to reason give it dystopian nightmare eating end

google it, yeah, that is how i found out about google.t the word from the kids that they were not allowed to google something if they were involved in school, count me in. we have access. the job took up anything they wanted. they had to find out things you would know where to look. my kids get their news from their iphones and they get there entertainment from netflix. it was not their creation, i figured out amazon, but a speck, when you're a freshman you have got a phase book with everybody's picture. facebook is a devastation of facebook. my youngest got sick of facebook probably because i got on it but then she went to instagram which facebook kept separate so you didn't know it was part of something that older people had discovered. i didn't think the ads work until we were inundated with red hot chili pepper merchandise or something that was not an ad, just a link. does everybody else scream when their ad is a link? only mark zuckerberg cares about users. the ads actually make sense, you do want to click on them. how about chipotle

that's what google hilarious. google say, which is hilarious. google say, which is hilarious.e is saying you've heard of work is work from home. this is basically live from work. i've just that. is just come up with that. this is basically lived basically what if you just lived there time. i know it there the whole time. i know it does sound slightly, slightly dystopian, thing, dystopian, google's thing, they're great. dystopian, google's thing, theycould great. dystopian, google's thing, theycould just great. dystopian, google's thing, theycould just wake great. dystopian, google's thing, theycould just wake gand. you could just wake up and you'll at yeah, what a you'll be at work. yeah, what a positive breakfast. then you come boss is there. come down, your boss is there. it's amazing. it's like amazing. i know. >> having that, though, >> having said that, though, i know have worked at know people who have worked at google lunches google and they say the lunches are outstanding , so that's not a are outstanding, so that's not a to reason give it dystopian nightmare eating en

will lead to this data, which is going to be collected on a google form. will be readable by we usually do the mandates look to really go ahead and one of the jobs of this data also being used by google cannot build up right from. i'd like to hear your thoughts on that google form that the deli police are going to be using to collect a data, considering it's an american system. what, what are your thoughts on that? and what extent would it be possible for any and authorities to guarantee the confidentiality of the data that they collect? i think the liberties must have, but they can the steps to ensure that the data is not shared with any a 3rd party. so i was listening to fall under, but somebody is an expert on cyber law. and um, the apprehension is that that seemed so that'd be that people from an off to start filling up the forms of, of, of disclose their identities and other places of that place. of residence on the boys, the moving form that have been brought in by police and apprehensive. that is my share. i spoke to ball adult, the police officer b

i think we, we weren't using with metal google on the search side of me in my opinion. and this is the most significant tact trend we've seen 30 years similar to the internet. 1995, it's a gold rush. it's a trillion dollars of incremental spend, which is why we are bullish and tax actor. was also interesting says that that countries are also investing or just have to jump these trying to double ex investments. now over the next couple of years. who's still in the motion based on this so far? are there any companies out in front because we've heard of chat, jc, etc. but but, but who's really ahead of the game on this? we're right now. it's microsoft and in the videos world. and everyone else has paying rent. i mean, they really own. when you think that the market book you, this is it's a 0 sum game. google big tax strong's. gonna get stronger. why the names like mine would be be snowflake. and then of course, what type in china. i mean, this is really a global arms race. that's happening, in my opinion, it all starts with the godfather of a i in the media engines and. an

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