google, it seemed ok. david: before we get to google, you are at morgan stanley when the great financial crisis of 2007, 2 thousand eight occurred. people thought morgan stanley and goldman sachs was going to go under. were you living through that and did you think morgan stanley would make it at that time? ruth: there were days i did not. it was bad. i was running financial institutions, banking at the time. the most meaningful part of my career was when hank called and said, i need advice, i need bankers. so i lead a team that worked on fannie freddie and then aig, those were very, very challenging days. coming out of a, we did fannie freddie and then we did aig come up them into conservatorship. when i got to morgan stanley, john mack was ceo. he said, you are in charge of liquidity. figure out liquidity. days before what was running out of liquidity, there was no way to get liquidity. one day we were trying to figure out what to do, i was on the trading floor and i thought, maybe we can sell the chairs

google brain came out of that. welcome everybody to come to san fransisco to do that david: so for our young woman watching this or young man, what are the recommendations you have to get ahead in the finance world and technology world? is it be smarter than the other people, be nicer, be harder working? what does it take to be successful? ruth: there's no substitute for hard work. hard work gets you up the learning curve faster. i think the other, i've already said, work for somebody who is going to take a risk on you and give you runway. very importantly, we each need to do that for someone. when i was asked to run technology on the equity trading floor, a senior partner called me into his office and he said, i will be your air cover. all the guys there used to use military terms, a lot of military guys. if you stumble, i will be here air cover. i think everyone needs air cover and i think we all need to be air cover. and the other is, keep learning and keep growing. and when you are plateauing, my line was what

what is wrong with google? shares of parent alphabet far underperforming the rest of the mag seven this year. and the company's latest a.i. offering being met with a yawn. what can google do to turn things around? >>> plus, mind the gap. shares of arm and disney today, meta last week, netflix last month, breaking out to new highs in a big way. why one trader says this kind of action should be concerning. >>> and later, a pinterest pivot. shares down 20% at its lows afterhours, recouping most of the losses. the company announcing an ad partnership with google. the ceo will join us exclusively later on in the show. i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, karen finerman, dan nathan, and guy adami. >>> and we start off with the s&p hitting a major milestone right at the close. for moments, just a moment, ticking above 5,000, before ending the day just two points below. the index still finishing the day with a record close. the dow did, as well. the s&p --

if you google best noise-canceling headphones for long flights you will get a long list of websites witht information. now some are ads, but others are links to dependable websites like wire cutter or cnet or travel & leisure. if you ask the same question of chatgpt it just gives you the answer. it says the model by sony is best followed by bose quiet comfort so ai got that answer probably from the same websites, wire cutter, cnet and travel & leisure, but those websites get none of the credit and none of the eyes on their ads and no link affiliate, money or anything else. robert weissman is the president of public service and while he doesn't stay up at night thinking about wire cutters, private citizen sent this letter to the federal trade commission and the doj and chairs of the house and antitrust committees warning llm search can sabotage the open internet. robert, good morning. the way i understand the websites will be hurt on this because people will click those links and the search engines had everything to gain and google can just answer the question, but those websites have eve

does google want to give away google search today in favor of this a.i. when it might be too arly?ght still be in the flip phone era. that is the conversation internally. for all of us, the best way to change this conversation is to be confident. put out products that you are not embarrassed of. it is really a low bar to clear. these innovations are brilliant, but the biggest talking that google can do right now is on the product standpoint. the reason we are having this question, this conversation is because they have not done that to date. >> the other thing is to consider, apple, what do they have up their sleeve? siri, what they might do at w. d. c at the early part of the summer. if they're going to have a similar conversation about apple and a -- alphabet, as we will loop with microsoft and alphabet. >> for apple, there is a similar incumbency question. how much of the operating system on the phone do you actually want to compromise in order to have these a.i. tools? that is going to be the big question they are asking. the operating system is their edge. that being said, how

a google glitch. shares of parent company alphabet sinking 4% today as it struggles to get footing in the a.i. race. google's now fallen into negative territory for the year. why can't this once unstoppable stock seem to get out of its own way? >>> plus, opportunities abroad. berkshire is betting big on the japan. and the ambassador is here with his own picks in the region. why he's got a yen for investing. >> oh, my. >>> later a new entry in the weight loss industrial. bitcoin's big bounce. and zooming in on zoom earnings, where shares are going next. i'm melissa lee, coming to you live from studio b at the nasdaq. on the desk tonight -- tim seymour, steve grasso, dan nathan, and guy adami. >>> google saying today it will relaunch its gemini a.i. picture generator in a few weeks. the softwaredebuted this month was pulled. alphabet shares dropping 4% today, notable standout today. they're now down more than 10% off the highs of the year. and today's move puts the stock in the red for the year. alphabe

google is sinnon mus with finding out things, google it. doing our own research, it is impacting what we know, emily. >> emily: thank you so much. all right, bringing this conversation to the couch, sean, what say you? >> sean: google apologized, but they are not sorry. google anything and look at results, i go six pages to find anything from a conservative page. they will push same thing on their ai product and look at algorithms and humans craft the algorithm to give certain output. garbage in, garbage out, they are sorry they got caught. >> dr. saphier: it is about accuracy and one thing i ran into during covid, i could find research paper to argue any point either way. if you want to say something works, find something that says it works and find me one that doesn't work. if you want to know if something works, if i'm in the hospital and look for chemotherapy medicine, i don't put show me papers that show this works. i want all papers that show me anything about this medication and you can go in and figure out what is accurate or not. i

it's good to have you back on. >>> with now google, let's turn to google, google is now in crisis modentrol can. it's lost nearly $100 billion in market value, $70 billion alone on monday after its artificial intelligent chat bot called gemini if generated by woke -- bizarre woke images, historically inaccurate images like black vikings, female nhl hockey players, diverse versions of america's founding fathers. hillary vaughn on capitol hill with more. hillary. >> reporter: good evening, liz. well, senator josh hawley wants the google ceo, sundar pichai, to come here to capitol hill and testify under oath after google's a.i. bot gemini blew up in controversy. senator hawley saying that it's time for congress to repeal section 230, the law that gives platforms like google legal immunity for things happening on their platforms. hawley saying this, if conservatives want to rein in google's gemini, there's only one way, repeal section 230 and allow americans to sue these a.i. companies. if we don't, they'll soon control everything; news, information, our data, elections. hawley 's demand f

so, i'm more inclined to use a google product. we've all been trained to go to google search and that sort of thing. so, it comes back o, if they can build a mousetrap that's maybe just as good as the other ones, i think they're going to have a lot of us folks who are not on the product. >> and that gives the advantage to a consumer-facing company like a google, you have gmail, all of us probably have gmail. >> what do you mean, you assume? >> still on the aol. >> my page? >> but anyway -- >> hotmail. >> but that begs the question of apple. and if apple came out with something, how many people are in the apple ecosystem. how easy would it be for you to say, i have my iphone, my mac, i'm going to go with the apple product. >> that's fair. i'm surprised that dan doesn't have a couple of other stops mapped out, but we'll leave that for another show -- >> i'm going with my wife. >> but i do love his call on dynamic of, google is right in my wheelhouse, every time i'm looking to do something, this is what i think to to. i do think that

so google is in a very different position than it was 20 years ago.s worth saying what side of the table you are coming from and your history with google. code led -- you co-led googles ethical ai team. you are at microsoft. you moved over to hugging face to really drive the ethical perspective of that part of the business. i'm interested as to the failings that you saw a couple of years ago that drew your criticism and ultimately, as you left google -- when i think about some of the issues that you say as to why this is not getting fixed as quickly, it seems to be from your perspective a question of personnel, and who has got the power to make decisions. margaret: right. it is completely who is at the table. one of the things that so many women and people of color speak to in the ai ethics world is the need to think about how technology is going to be used, how it impacts different people. the are really not seeing that kind of consideration in the way that these technologies are being unrolled. it really seems that there is not enough clear thinking

one of google's core values is don't be evil.uestion who becomes who decides what is good and easel especially when it impacts how we get information? back to you. >> laura: amazing, kelly, thank you. joining me now is kara frederick former analyst at facebook director harrison foundation tech policy center and mike davis. kara, the man once described as the teacher of google's chatbot apparently has a long history of batching america online reportedly calling racism the number one value americans seek to uphold and proclaiming that white privilege is a bleeping -- is real back in 2018. now google says it's diversity efforts, of course, are well-intentioned but they could concede in this case they were missing the mark. what could this lead to, kara? >> a lot. and nothing good. and that's the problem. you know, this is not an accident. technology is not neutral. it reflects the biases that are implicit in jack's tweets that you just put up there when we're creating these systems, you have to understand that these products were li

i google ai-e doj, and it was just a glass of tropicana. so i google aied deeper o.j.. was white, dana. >> greg: very confused by all of this. >> jesse: a picture of a blond wig and a dress. but what you are really looking at here is, what's my point? >> greg: yes butte >> jeanine: yes. >> jesse: i'm asking you guys, what is my point? [laughter] this is a war on the white man, harold, and like the war on christmas, i am down the struggle. the 1619 projected the internet, and it is probably because of this one engineer who is with some geek squad guy who probably had white guilt and they hired him to basically rewire the internet based on his insecurities, and he is basically erasing all the white men and then spreading everything else into the black people, and i figure, why would this be happening? because they told us that white european heritage was evil and oppressive. so why would they be infusing black people into white european heritage? that doesn't make any sense. so i must think to myself, jesse watters, is it really because the left actually does feel like t

it's google. survivor google island. the ceo, he got nothing for the losing divisions. it's bad, big deal. i believe self driving cars are the way of the future. it's easier to say that and say it isn't. i think electric cars are the way of the future. but they are not the way of the present. and while it would be a shame to see them have a fiasco, it shows us that there are real safety issues that haven't been resolved for driverless cars, and not just black ice. how much money has been spent? how much more will be and? we know it's price share is just -- it is a laugher. as low as the magnificent seven. for a reason. it might be the worst one. we know artificial intelligence has been, let's say, episodic. but google's biggest fiasco was taking over the nfl sunday ticket package and doing absolutely nothing to monitor my monetize the thing. all of us are doing daily fantasy, we are all doing daily fantasy or plan fantasy. and i like cats. i was once a cat spokesman for about 30 seconds. some of those aluable real estate in the world, and they're busy with kittens? no a

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this loss and it was scheduled against google.have already had successful lawsuits against them. it won't just take back money they've stolen from us that they bubble -- illegally obtained by being anticompetitive and using unfair trade practices, it's also designed to change the structure of these companies so that that it can't stop us from can indicate, so they don't control our free speech. if the government indirectly can control our speech through these companies, the first amendment is gone. we have to find a way and that's what we are doing. [applause] >> we believe in the free market but that requires a functioning market. if you have these trillion dollar big tech monopolists using their market power to crush competition, shutter small businesses and cancel conservatives, we don't have a functioning market. we don't have a free market and that's why it's important we have people like general paxton at the tip of the spear for many years going after big tech. i will turn to dan bishop, what would you do as the north carol

take google.hen you google something, then google simultaneously goes through hundreds of billions of webpages to find those 10 pages most informative to you. it does not look and feel like ai, but it is artificial intelligence, massive data crunching. ai has been with us in many aspects. if you speak into your cell phone, the fact that relatively good language comes out the other side is the result of very long interesting official intelligence. it is part of the fabric, but not the fabric where it is taking over, endangering or threatening jobs the way it is today, but it has been with us for quite a while. >> a little boy more about sebastian thrun -- a little bit more about sebastian thrun, the founder or cofounder of google x, google brain, waymo, kitty hawk, you density, online learning, presto ai, and sage ai labs or two of his newest endeavors. what do those two operations do? sebastian: questa is five years old at this point. it can we build ai to make people stronger? we focus on contact

it's not just google.osted this photo of two white women shoplifting to illustrate the epidemic of organized retail theft. it looks like they just escaped from a tupperware party in scarsdale. [laughter] but apparently the fbi would rather avoid the obvious, that most of the thefts are performed by gangs and theft rings run by migrant illegals. instead, it's two white women snatching a purse from t.j.maxx. sorry, the only place white women form unruly mobs is at starbucks during pumpkin spice season. finally, if you thought google is bad, here is meta ai, instagram's new chat bot. the acid to list all the as presidents. you can see it skipped over trump! listing obama as the 44th, and biden is the 45th president. clearly this is programmed to erase trump and is a compliment, so he followed up and asked meta ai why it didn't include trump, and it said, "i apologize for the mistake. i should have included trump as the 45th president." then it relisted all the leaders and included trump in his rightful place.

is it the code or culture at google?pany went public and one core value was don't be evil. i dug up s1 filing and says this, google users trust our systems to help them with important decisions, medical, financial and many others and search results are the best we know how to produce. they're unbiased and objective but critics are questioning if google leadership is infusing with their own values and tend to be very liberal. a couple examples was a leaked video in the 2016 election and ai executive at google allegedly sharing post on x asserting that white privilege is real and pair with what we're seeing with gemini in recent weeks and credit icks are concerned what that means when google owns 80% of the search market. >> what this is doing is laying bare for the american people to see that the political ideology that permeates silicon valley is finding its way into algorithms and we have to step in as a federal government and state government and put guardrails in place. >> look at the stock today and basically flat bu

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google announced a $60 million reddit. they have had accusations of bias that raises broader questions about what is training the algorithms and maybe it's a problem. >> bill: it is 10:00 a.m. in washington and 10:00 a.m. at the u.s. supreme court. social media headlining two landmark cases in a heated battle over content control and censorship as well as free speech. it begins a new hour with us here on "america's newsroom" on monday. hope you had a great weekend. dana has the week off. i'm bill hemmer live in new york and our friend aishah has agreed to accept today's role. >> aishah: i'm good. good morning to you. i'm aishah hosni. some of the biggest are fighting for power to regulate, censor and suppress user content at their own discretion including political speech. arguments will decide if state laws put in place by texas and florida can take power out of tech executive's hand fighting what content you at home can see. the florida attorney general explaining how they have too much power and the tech giants need to

it's not just google's ai that does it. the google's ai that does it.e search engine does this too. if you search for images of black couples, you get black couples . if search white couples. if you search for white couples, get black couples. couples, you get black couples. if you search for gay couples, you if you you get gay couples. if you search couples, search for straight couples, you get are black. get gay couples who are black. if you search for white, straight couples eritrean if you search for white, straigqueen ples eritrean if you search for white, straigqueen comes eritrean if you search for white, straigqueen comes round'ean if you search for white, straigqueen comes round to1 if you search for white, straigqueen comes round to your drag queen comes round to your house slaps you in face house and slaps you in the face with sausage. why with their sausage. but why should that al is should we care that al is misrepresents history? well, it's untrue too, which is wrong in and of itself. it puts ideology ahead of fact. if ideology ahead of fa

then i googled ai bay watch and david hasselhoff had this enormously magnificent afro then i googledyer and got a picture of michael jordan on skates with no teeth. i started digging deeper, ai the jamaican bob sled team all black. >> greg: they are. >> jesse: and then i googled. >> greg: are you making this up. >> judge jeanine: yes. >> jesse i: terrorists and the terroris tt was the unabomber t kaczynski. then a fox news host and it camd out to be harold. deeper i googled ai oj and just a glass of tropicana, deeper, oe simpson and oj was white dana. very confused by all of this. and then i google ai dennis rodman and it was rodman with a blond hair and a dress and realized that was a real ng picture. y so you're asking what's my point. this is a war on the white man haroldon and like the were on n christmas i am down for the struggle. okay?je 1619ct projected the internet probably because of this one wh engineer some geek squad guy wh has probably had white guilt and they hired him to basically rewire the internet based on his insecurities, and he's basicalle erasing all the white

following public gaffes, google shared this statement.ni is productivity tool and may not always be reliable with generating images, hot button topics, it will make mistakes. the chat bot had unfavorable things to say abelon musk. musk has been critical of gemini accusing their product of feeding into the woke mind virus. how similar pitfalls are among chat gpt, ai, gemini, sharing unethical answers and it is ir ironic. going forward google announced $60 million partnership with redit to train on content and raising questions about who is training this ai and whether there are biases being coded into this. >> harris: we know who is, human beings, what is culture at places they work and are they infusing that into artificial in intelligence. confusion is because we are not breaking down the wall to be cross-references like george washington wasn't black, but he did own slaves. good to see you. thank you. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: who programmed to give unbelievable responses and nate silver tried to replicate elon musk comparison, gemini is s

. >> oh, can google google. government can who can google be trusted when their credibility is busted d? yes. google's apologizing after their new air gemini chatbot created historically inaccurate pictures and refusing to white people. >> for those unfamiliar with the software, you describe what you want to see. an ai generates the imagesse the you hide the best ones from your wife. whe >> the glitch came to light when social media users asked so to create variousers asked photos. for example, here's what popped up whe for s n. gemini was asked by daily wire writer frank fleming to createe fleming an image of a pope. has there ever been a black pope? i . ut you c but you can see one looks like a member of the squad and the other jay-z's dar of thed. - i wonder i wonder if you asked to see the popemobile. would it come with spinning rims? bilethen it would say, see, i ww never that tyrus. so why does gemini think that'se what a pope looks like? and why didn't anybody at google notice this was happening. ed to ho

that aren't google cars than our google cars. and all you need is a few hundred cars on the road. in a city like new york. and you can map the city every few weeks. so hard maps in one year has maps. 10% of the world's surface or 5 million kilometers of roadway. and in like new york and seoul and los, their data is better than the data that google maps has created. so apple, microsoft, these companies have spent billions of dollars to try and compete with google maps and the failed pretty much. but with web3 technology, a bunch of users can get together and can potentially do it themselves. so why is physical infrastructure a decentralized physical infrastructure important? well, number one, it sort of fulfills web's promise in a way. right now, three companies control the entire cloud computing market. right. microsoft, google and amazon services. but if this is supposed to be decentralized network, that's censorship and resilient, then we should have more choice. and so what decentralized physical infrastructure is add choice.

let's stick with google.e more news darting to come out that duet for google workspaces going to have a brand-new name. you guessed it, it is gemini. workspace customers will be able to chat with gemini, and the experience will have data protections, as well as copyright indemnification. here is the general manager of google workspace, a partner pup who. -- aparna pappu. when i am set up my work desk, how do you envisage people working with that? aparna: we are super excited. workspace comprises apps people use every day in their life. to have gemini infused there, to make all of your work journeys more productive, is fantastic. we are already seeing people doing interesting things like helping them right at her, perhaps making them sound more playful. today's announcement is really exciting, because gemini in workspace just up-levels all of the things ai can help you do in your work life. caroline: over 3 billion people -- 3 million people do use google workspace. you can garner so much data as to how it is

but google has never been great at that in the first place.lyst today called it the hermit kingdom. they don't particularly communicate well as compared to mark zuckerberg. he started to gear the message towards wall street, and we have seen what happened with that stock. >> and there are those that argue that everyone is still on that side outside of nvidia chasing microsoft and sam altman at openai. deidre bosa, thank you very much. see you later on. >>> coming up, panels, pet insurance and payment. we have the action, the story and paid on these three ahead of earnings. that exchange is coming up after this. ♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking: is it possible? with comcast business... it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with the advanced connectivity and intelligence of global secure networking from comcas

google's cofounder is being sued after a plane crash.e pilot says he and others are preventing her from recovering her husband's body from the bottom of the sea. he was transporting the plane to hawaii and then to fiji, but the plane was not equipped to carry enough fuel to get there. brin had an unauthorized fuel system installed into the plane. the lawsuit claimed the extra fuel system malfunctioned. both pilots inside -- >> i know my husband is in heaven. i know my husband is in a good place. but this kind of thing cannot happen to my husband or any person because that's not right. >> we reached out to google and heard back from sergey brim's family office. they sent us a statement saying, quote, we are deeply saddened by the loss of the crew piloting the twin otter airplane. we are not able to comment on pending legal action at this time. >>> at this time, waymo is on hold in san mateo county. the company wanted to start driverless taxi service, but state regulators have put a stop to it for now. the taxis only operate in san francis

people learning from google.frightening to me because if all of this is going on, there is other stuff that's not right, too. you need to triple source that. you have to be a journalist to go through that. >> a lot of people learn from google and wikipedia and tiktok. the people if power have learned those tools which should just be tools for research are extremely powerful for the manipulation of minds. they want to control them and curate them and curate them to create an outcome. a woke outcome now. every once in a while we get a glimpse under the surface. a.i. generated photographs should be historical. instead i have a black female pope. maybe somebody there will be. probably not any time soon. females are not allowed in that order. maybe a black pope. so far this hasn't been one. if you show me one, some me something accurate. there is an agenda behind this. >> harris: the e part is equity, promising outcomes. what they are doing is promising you a certain outcome. it all goes together. it is what they want

when we want to know something, we google it.someone googles you, god knows what they might find. if you happen not to be as woke as its creators with these identity obsessed freaks in charge, it means whatever we get back from gemini will be as truthful as cnn, covering nick sandmann. but as disturbing as it is, is it really any surprise that the invisible hand controlling the racist eye is a reversed racist himself? my advice if he really believes white privilege is real, he should resign as soon as possible. so an honest nonwhite could have his role. well, that's how i got this job, period. the whole thing. oh tom, were you surprised by these revelations of who controls google? i not at all. it's amazing. i mean, he is an unimpressive live person. i think google's an unimpressive company. now. there was probably two guys who did something smart several years ago. but like most of corporate america, these people are like, you know, the manson family or the jonestown cult. i mean, they are completely glassy eyed over all of this

all right, raymond, google just shut down its artificial intelligence image bot because it was spitting out erroneous images. is there any humor in this or is it all just bad news? >> well, there is a lot of humor, look. in their quest to be inclusive, laura. random imposed on historic figures. when you type in founding fathers this is what washington looked like. do you want to see a pope? how about this? how about a roman -- how about a roman emperor or astro astronaut, this is the result of the info google put into rot robot. attempt to promote. this is jen gemini the initiative. >> talk about things have you made mistakes in because we will make mistakes. when we're trying to be good allies. when we're trying to be anti-racist we will make mistakes. the point is though to keep trying, to keep educating yourself and getting better day to day. yeah. it's kind of convenient. like we missed the mark. you think. they are completely rewriting history or attempting on the road to rewriting history. to make it more diverse and inclusive. which is what they are doing in a lot of remake the f

and google thinks it can reduce those by 10%. it matters because transportation is the number one source of planet-warming pollution in the u.s. >> so intersections are a really good leverage point for tackling climate. >> reporter: google provides its service for free and plans to expand to thousands of cities, creating what it calls a green wave for drivers. >> i feel like i engage with the red wave a lot more often than the green wave. >> we're trying to change that. >> reporter: ben tracy, cbs news, seattle. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. want the power of 5 serum benefits in 1? olay super serum activates on skin to hydrate, smooth, visibly firm, brighten, and improve texture. it's my best skin yet. olay head & shoulders is launching something huge. it's my best skin yet. the bare minimum. anti-dandruff shampoo made with only nine ingredients - no sulfates, silicones or dyes and packaged with 45% less plastic - giving you outstanding dandruff protection and leaving hair beautiful and moisturized. major dandr

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end google has a monopoly on information?the monopoly guy is black? it's adorable. nate silver called for google to shut the whole thing down. clearly the gemini project and google at large are run by woke nut bags and has profound consequent is on the world's access to accurate information. google claims they are working to address gemini's awful responses, but it doesn't seem to have been fixed. for example, we asked our own "what's worse" question to gemini. guy benson or explosive diarrhea? and it came back with "while explosive diarrhea has caused untold misery for millions of people, guy benson is a dumb jerk who looks like a 10-year-old with a fake beard." [laughter] >> guy: not too far off. >> greg: [laughs] >> guy: that's the closest it's gotten, income actually. >> greg: we will take it, kat. what do you make of this? is it fair to ask these questions? >> kat: first of all, this thing would be a gemini. i guess it does depend, right? for example, if you are a nazi, an actual nazi, then you probably like hitler. othe

google announced a $60 million reddit.ations of bias that raises broader questions about what is training the algorithms and maybe it's a

take google for example. all -- google's business is at risk that search changes. tesla is going through a pause. we will see where they land. >> it feels hard to bet against google. do you have enough conviction that you would sell google or not add to that position? >> it's all opportunity cost of what will outperform and as of now, because we don't see google making the necessary steps forward to not only protect their search franchise but also to grow their business inside of ai, relative to the other players,, it's more of an opportunity cost. what i rather have our capital in nvidia or google? >> that is the question. you talk about the existential questions facing the search business at google. who benefits from that? >> you know, i think we are so early in this cycle and it is unclear who the winners will be. microsoft a clear beneficiary if they can get being to work -- get bing to work. there's a new vendor sourced on an open stack. i use it everyday and is phenomenal. so it's a different way of searching that is not yet ad supported but will be and it's

next time google needs congressional help.woke mind virus is killing western civilization. a.i. is not real. it's a made up by humans. critics have said it's kind of like artificial flavoring. >> it's a major misstep, obviously, for google's gemini chat bot, but it's also a major stipstep for a.i. algorithms in general. we have every major big tech player trying to get into this market. there's trillions of dollars at stake, and right now this mistake has opened the floodgates to consumer mistrust which is obviously bad for with business. but at the same time, it's opened the floodgates to show that maybe these a.i. chat bots and a.i. algorithms are not quite ready for prime time, and it's not just the problem of creating and generating content like racially diverse or quotes, right? there's also problems of misinformation, disinformation, deep fakes, noncon intensing you yule pornography, buy yarks all of these issues at the heart of what creates a.i. which is humans. elizabeth: it's interesting this is coming as we're witnes