chat gpt? that's actually not bad. problem is all of you should be using it to understand where the disparity-- >> can they use a different one? >> can they use a different one? >> what did you say? >> can you they use a different one? and he mentioned our competitor's product. >> we're all one big happy family here. >> i'm just going to say this as a humble flex. they build on our platform, they build on our platform, they buy our chips, everybody can use everybody's, that's cool. >> shots fired. go ahead. [laughter] >> just saying, so the reason i ask about the-- and this is to your question, the reason i chad who is using chat gpt in the room i use it to analyze economic landscapes, work force landscapes, innovation landscapes in all of your states. when i'm doing mou's with states, i want to, especially the south, southern states, southeastern states and states that have hbcu, i use chat gpt to craft and research what he is happening at hbcu's. to harold's question, if you just use it as it is and don't understand

police say it was plotted using ai including chat gpt and are calling it a game-changer.nt-elect donald trump suggesting he can use the military to seize greenland and the panama canal, and meta ceo mark zuckerberg announcing major changes. why facebook and instagram are getting rid of fact checkers. jimmy carter's final journey to washington where he is lying in state tonight, 1k3 and a member the legendary folk trio who wrote puff the magic dragon, remembering peter yarrow. a wind storm is kicking you have explosive and rapidly spreading brush and wildfires all over southern california this evening. homes are already engulfed in flames in the pacific palisades section of l.a. forcing thousands of to flee and creating a dangerous situation. fire emergency fueled by powerful santa ana winds. officials had warned of extreme fire danger. tonight the danger has become a reality for those caught in the path. as the flames and smoke spread some drivers abandoned vehicles causing gridlock for others, including our own liz kreutz. liz joins us now from los angeles. liz, it is a

don't want to touch deepseek what are the implications for people using deepseek and what about chat gptally for government use. >> on the first point david sachs the new a.i. and crypto czar pointed out there is a company called perplexity and others you can use where you can access the deepseek search functions without your data being transmitted to china. i think people should look at that with regard to the u.s. government version of chat gpt it seems it's a separate version to the enterprise version they used words secured separately so would a protector nation secret i'm hopeful that's true a american company microsoft hopefully we can trust them better than a chinese company that appears to be fudging numbers although it may have created a useful product hopefully the u.s. will catch up fast and we will win this race. maria: let's talk about crypto president trump is bullish on the space prices dropping earlier this week after deepseek to structure the technology stocks your outlook for crypto in the regulation we will see coming out of the trump administration and i assume scott

in the las vegas cybertruck explosion police are now saying it was plotted using ai, including chat gpt. why they are calling it a game-changer. president-elect donald trump suggesting he can use the military to seize greenland and the panama canal, and the head of meta, mark zuckerberg announcing major changes and announces facebook and instagram are getting rid of fact-checkers. jimmy carter begins his lie in state beginning tonight. the member of a legendary folk trio that gave the world puff the magic dragon. remembering peter yarrow. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. a wind storm -- homes are engulfed in flames in the pacific palisades section of l.a. forcing thousands to flee and forcing an incredibly dangerous situation. santa ana winds gusting up to 100 miles per hour and spreading for acres and acres. the plume of smoke visible from lax. officials warned of extreme fire danger, the highest ert. tonight the danger has become a reality for those caught in the path. as the flames and the smoke spread today some drivers abandoned the vehic

product so the battle was joined between deepseek and chat gpt, the chinese company if you measure it by downloads of the app over the weekend soaring. i'm calling this a modern-day battle of the ironclad you remember this the battle of hampton roads taken back to march 8, 1862 a port blockade of norfolk and richmond the confederate ironclad it was called virginia but it was formerly the uss merrimack they covered it with iron and fitted with an ability of wooden ships they destroyed the congress, they destroyed the uss cumberland and were on the verge of attacking the uss minnesota which were underground it was defenseless but the it became dark and the time change in virginia returned report, march 9 virginia came to finish the job but the ironclad was met by another ironclad which move the position to save and protect minnesota they fought for three hours, virtually a standstill. that same day navies over the world said will never make another wooden hall worship again that's the back story, it is fascinating and detailed decision-making and execution. the monitor is among three de

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deepseek — which is designed to give answers to online questions — has already overtaken chat gpt toome the most downloaded free app in the united states, even though it's only been available for a week. mike butcher is editor—at—large at technology news and analysis website, tech crunch. he explained the imapct deepseek will have on the global ai race. this has really, um, totally sent a tsunami through the technology industry because most observers thought that in order to get artificial intelligence of this quality, then you would have to throw enormous amounts of computing power at it to literally crowbar out the aland make it work. and deep tech has come along and blown that out of the water. we thought that that it would have to be, like, a big american car with a lot of gas and a huge engine. but it turns out the chinese have produced a small little car that that burns it off the lights. and so it's really transformational. it's not just energy. it's the chips, obviously, which are such a vital component. how do you think have they done it? because openai spent $5 billion last

same said gpt four sucks. that's a quote from him. so the only idea that they have is to make the models bigger, maybe 100 times bigger, a thousand times bigger. 10,000 times bigger. that's why he $7 trillion. it's because thinks the only way to do it is to use massively more massive. the bigger models. that would be really bad for the climate if we have to go in that direction. oh well, let's talk about something. let me just. yeah, yeah. microsoft, i just made a deal or talked about a deal where they're turning three mile island back on and 100% of the power that gives you some you small sense of the scope. let's talk about. oh, all right. go ahead. take take a sip of something if you want to. i go ahead. so let's talk next about model collapse. i hope this isn't horrifying. you hope it maybe it should horrify. so define it for people. model collapse is the idea that we're training these models on their own outputs and the quality reduces as we that you can think of snake eating its own tail partly reduces because they do hallucinat

that's what trump is talking about that's why were doing stargate it's not just about a faster chat gptg the industrial base of this country tools that they need to supercharge productivity. even look at small value the whole universe has earnings-per-share growth over 30% trading under 13 pe and maybe by the end of the year you have a few more preset tactile because the productivity from the software is that we have not seen it's really amazing i don't know why somebody would invest outside of america at this point. maria: by the way we talk about this coming up with google maps change the golf of america you have to change it out on google maps. fourth-quarter earnings where meta, microsoft, tesla reporting "after the bell" followed by apple on thursday we are also waiting room general motors and boeing southwest airlines on thursday and then you have the oil giant chevron and exxon mobil out on friday, david tawil your assessment so far in expectation for the fourth-quarter earnings coming out tonight "after the bell". >> it's good to be interesting on a couple of different levels te

that tool used in this case is an artificial intelligence software called chat gpt paul keane or a cyberurity expert says chatgpt is supposed to be a helper. it's designed to provide best response that it can generate. not always the factual response, but the best logical response. he says there are safeguards in place. you could ask it how. >> how fast a 9 millimeter bullet will go. wright county feet per second. now, if you asked it to, how do i asked it, for example, to create a the diagram for shape charge to go do something. it's going to say no. i asked chatgpt how it regulates harmful content. i regulate harmful content that people can look up using this technology? >> we're intent of the initial i think the controls are gonna get a lot it's going to be more. it's going to be more factual the way it responds. openai which is behind chatgpt told us their models are designed to refuse harmful instructions and that they're working with law enforcement to support the investigation. but only time will tell how this tech will change the future. >> and that was brian will reporting for u

and we can type in pond question super interpretive laxity and chat gpt that's everybody's exposure. down the road jensen said robotics could be the largest industry the world is ever seen he's lumping self driving under driving cars and humanized robots that's what elon musk said it's nice to have a second voice with a pristine reputation echoing that. the other thing however, getting a.i. self driving cars, jensen explained how he is working with different companies is exactly the same model the elon musk uses is settled good debate on who's winning tesla everybody has the same approach and what elon said two or three years ago. jack: were out of time but why didn't nvidia stock take a hit. >> 's expectation, nvidia is coming off back-to-back years of triple digit gains people expect johnson to say good things sometimes having widened threatened export on certain chips. >> trump threatening to declare national economic emergency to pose widespread tariffs on canada, denmark and mexico. your razor president ian bromberg for what it is for the future of u.s. and foreign policy under

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in fact, the startup known as deep seek overtook gpt on the apple app store. we asked cybersecurity expert in san jose state, professor omid ben affleck, what exactly deep seek is and why it's making waves. it's >>>>really similar to chatgpt. answers are similar. even the design is the same. now, what they have done is they have their programing or their algorithm open source, meaning that anybody can contribute to this to make it better. and that's actually saved them a lot of time. and a lot of, you know, shortcuts to a better design. the only one in, you know, in town that is using open source is meta. they had the llama is an open source. so this is how they managed to get this one cheap. >>>>well, professor ben affleck says the model is built specifically for certain tasks, and they manage to train the system to hold data for the things that people ask about the most. we'll check in on the big board on wall street. right now you can see the dow jones after a slight drop earlier in the morning. it's making a comeback and a bit of a rally. although nvidia s

available general-purpose computer in manchester in 1951 which was generating algorithmic poems long before gptooking back to the u.k.'s strong but overlooked record of women in computing, notably the women who made up the cryptographers at bletchley park. this is a great time to get women back into computing. we need that women power in the u.k.. women make up only 18% of the ai workforce in britain. starmer is doing a lot to boost the diversity he claims. he is saying we will offer conversion forces. these are really important measures because the u.k. is a small place for the government is aiming to che pick national ai champions. in this small country, there will be a heavy amount of who you know and who has hobnobbed successfully. >> i want to get through a couple more questions with you if we can. there are people that say the ai develop might lead to the loss of jobs in certain sectors and there are people who have fears around some kind of dystopian future. previously, there has been a more cautious approach from the u.k.. not so much now. do you think caution overregulation is taking a

there's like fraud gpt and there's other like gpt that have been designed by threat actors.also enhancing the ability of a threat actor. even a low level organized crime group was was utilizing phishing or deepfake technology. imagine that ai can allow that that phishing technology to be 100,000 times better, right? you're going to hit a thousand more companies the actual material and of the phishing emails, they look real, right? the pictures look real. the deepfake videos embedded within them look real. so it really enhances their ability to launch attacks. >> all right. so we talk about these recent cyber attacks here on the treasury department and also on the telecommunications companies in this country. what can every other government entity and major corporation learn from these attacks to, to sort of shore up the security and try to keep these cyber criminals out moving forward? >> so certainly with the most recent ones, right, the typhoon, the typhoon, you know, china is the largest existential cyber threat that we have. clearly the other the other issue that i think

it's overtaken chap gpt from bay area-based openai on the apple app store. deep seek is catching the attention of investors and while the dow rose slightly, the tech heavy nasdaq plummeted more than 3% and the s&p 500 dropped by 1.5%. it was an especially brutal day for nvidia which makes advanced chips that power a lot of a.i. development in the u.s., the stock falling by 17%, costing the company roughly $600 billion in market value. >>> the cdc has been told to stop working with the world health organization immediately. this comes a week after president trump moved to withdraw the u.s. from the global health agency. a memo was sent out to cdc staff saying they were not allowed to communicate with w.h.o. in person or personally, including visiting their offices. this comes as health authorities are monitoring bird flu outbreaks among u.s. livestock. uscf infectious disease expert dr. peter chin hong tells us the move is alarming. >> it's almost like you deactivated your smoke alarm. you never know when the fire is coming. so by pausing that sort of overvie

>> yes, it's similar with gpt has the same architecture. so it's fundamentally very similar. however, it has a lot of improvements in various dimensions, which makes it much more efficient, much more effective, provides the same kind of accuracy in answering your queries like say, chatgpt, but it's doing that much cheaper. >> right? and that is the stunning part, isn't it, how little it allegedly costs to build it. the chinese company says it took only a little over $5 million. explain why that's stunning and how it compares to how much u.s. companies spend building their ai technologies. >> so, like anything, these things are here a little bit complicated. first of all, there are two parts of it. it's about training a model on the data. and once you have the model, you serve the model. and here is where the model receives a query from you and provides you an answer. so when we are talking about how cheap is deep seek, we are talking about serving cost very little. to render an answer to your questions. the number 5.6 million they are providing is for training. and training i

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officials say matthew livelsberger used chat gpt to use searches about laws and what he would need to set off the explosive powder, how and where to buy the fireworks for the explosive and if he used a firearm to set off the explosive what speed a bullet would need to travel to get a powder to explode and asked ai how he could avoid detection. the nypd says ai has already been used by isis to help them make anonymous propaganda. >> very specific information. did the officials talk about the suspects writings? >> yes. the sheriff called it a manifesto and said the email sent to the podcaster is authentic, referenced drones, chinese spy balloon and other events tied to the military. >> important information. tom winter, thank you very much. less than two weeks before taking office again president-elect trump outlining dramatic steps to try to acquire the panama canal and greenland and even rename the gulf of mexico. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: in a marathon news conference at mar-a-lago president-elect trump not ruling out using economic or military coercion to retake the pana

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think that often comes from how the media portrays it and most people experience of ai is either check gptks so we need to have a more grown—up and mature discussion about al to track about empowering people and education and skills and using it safely and skills and using it safely and manage the risks and we need to have more transparency about the people leading the ai revolution in the uk but it seems to be being led by investors who are advising the government, that suggests a potential conflict—of—interest. we have heard ai could potentially cut things like admin and the public sector, it could help spot potholes, they are very headline grabbing attention grabbing statements but could that actually happened. it but could that actually happened-— but could that actually ha ened. ., ,, happened. it could happen, the auestion happened. it could happen, the question as _ happened. it could happen, the question as more _ happened. it could happen, the question as more is _ happened. it could happen, the question as more is they - happened. it could happen, the question as more is they say

goddard education launched a math gpt program last october. working with dozens of community colleges at across the state. here in the bay area, news group reports that only 2,035% of students between kindergarten and 12th grade reached or exceeded standards here in california. there is, as you know, a lot of talk and concern about artificial intelligence in the classroom. we'd like to welcome the chairman of goddard to mornings on two. good morning to you, peter relin. >> good morning, and thank you for having me. >> of course. >> so this is for both teachers and students. how do you think each group can benefit? >> yeah. so i think one of the difficulties that people have with ai is the idea that we're going to somehow replace jobs and replace people. we took a fundamentally different approach where we believe that with math gpt, ai, the journey starts with the teacher, the instructor, because they need to trust this technology and tool. we feel and we've seen from many, many instructors where in hundreds of classrooms now that we don't want

ai revolution from the consumer perspective with the consumer perspective with the advent of chat to gptr based injapan, and he has forged a pretty close relationship with donald trump. what we heard is talk of infrastructure, talk of building the data centres that are so critical to powering ai, the development of ai, we've heard aboutjobs which you've noted, 100,000 jobs being in the works is what we were promised. and i think that is an acknowledgement of a couple of things. first, how difficult it is to do ai alone. right now we have an ecosystem where there are multiple players trying to do this, vying for dominance, but i think ultimately from the federal government's perspective, from the us and from from's perspective, the key here is to ensure the us is dominant against china in al, and i think that's a big part of what this announcement today represents. i this announcement today represents.— this announcement today represents. i guess a little bit of the _ represents. i guess a little bit of the bigger _ represents. i guess a little bit of the bigger picture i represents. i gu

in the las vegas cybertruck explosion police are now saying it was plotted using ai, including chat gptthey are calling it a game-changer. president-elect donald trump suggesting he can use the military to seize greenland and the panama canal, and the head of meta, mark zuckerberg announcing major changes and announces facebook and instagram are getting rid of fact-checkers. jimmy carter begins his lie in state beginning tonight. the member of a legendary folk trio that gave the world puff the magic dragon. remembering peter yarrow. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome. a wind storm -- homes are engulfed in flames in the pacific palisades section of l.a. forcing thousands to flee and forcing an incredibly dangerous situation. santa ana winds gusting up to 100 miles per hour and spreading for acres and acres. the plume of smoke visible from lax. officials warned of extreme fire danger, the highest alert. tonight the danger has become a reality for those caught in the path. as the flames and the smoke spread today some dr

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. >> 300 million people around the globe using chat gpt and is been growing an incredible clip we'veg tens of millions every month in the business context across every vertical is revolutionizing healthcare, education, financials. >> the issue the spending much more money to do it. look at these numbers, mark zuckerberg is going to be investing $65 billion in a.i. infrastructure this year, we heard from brad smith that microsoft who told me the other day and davos that there spending $80 billion to play out and build out the infrastructure in a.i. amazon 75 billion. if you talking about the chinese a.i. company spending millions versus billions we have a problem here. >> they said they did in two months and spent $6 million. the one thing we gotta get to the bottom of are they lying they said that using inferior chips and less money and the reality of her 50000 the best nvidia chips in one form or another overtime. realize it didn't take too much or cost him $6 million in they have the best chips. maria: that is the point, people are questioning whether or not they spent $6 million o

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open source we know it's better than anything else on the market, the point is this was distilled from gpt is in violation of the terms of service which means it's a violation of intellectual property rights, they stole this the one thing that concerns me is that this release of r1 model of deepseek, january 20th avenue president the united states also coincides with the propaganda blitz by the communist party on sanctions. this is a little bit too convenient i think this was orchestrated at the top of the political system in china. maria: i agree hopefully the trump of administration will institute work tougher policies when it comes to china after four years of allowing china to walk all over the united states and what policy do you want to savor the trump of administration. >> certainly a ban on all chip sales to china is a obligated issue. you don't want to ban legacy chips but i think we really need to do that, this is an expert struggle as the chinese say, we have to take extraordinary measures. david sachs was president trump's a.i. advisor said the chinese stole this from openai, n

so far besides chat gpt, apple has been unable to quantify some of the stock appreciation by what they'vectually been able to accomplish in a.i. there also having headwinds in china with huwai the leader in the not picking up as much as the market as they need to to justify moving about 4 trillion. stuart: you think you're going to get to 264. >> i think i'll get on the hike but anybody in apple who thinks it has much above this until they start delivering on the a.i. you will not see much more momentum beyond this. >> we will take it. thank you good to see you. i want to look at the movers united airlines. i think is up significantly. i think i know why. >> they will use elon musk starling on their planes to offer passengers for free wi-fi. it begins next month with the testing. and they will rule it out all their planes. if your loyalty it'll be free stocks up or percent. >> musk moves an airline. how about that. >> two. stuart: that we have solar edge. that will save them $10 million per quarter. that's why investors are cheering the move. a big chair, 20% of. general motors, ford. >>

in l individuals may notice a change gf chat gpt do you use it yourself. >> i use a number of those platformsferent things in my personal life and in business to but when you look at the business landscape it's been a productive tool for customer experience the way the customers experience is your organization integrate tool for product design research and software development can speed over the course of time and as i mentioned earlier the enterprise software platform makers put the agent into the software which is digital innovation and a.i. generative a.i. it will be in the everyday business process across the board in the enterprise, it will fundamentally change the way that we use it with the technology and only 12% of companies have done that today with 50% having plans to do so by the end of the year but it's going to be scaled during this year and you will see the adoption of generative a.i. and a.i. pick up quite a bit through the course of the year. maria: you believe job creation comes along with that which is what president trump is talking about. >> absolutely the wave of technol

technology that will cut the cost of loading the models so they can load a model for 80% less than chat gpt the model and we can do it for 80% less of that that will also help and amplify the power of a.i. >> that is incredible, when you look at the u.s. in the optimism tell me how we get there no practical sense how do you think growth accelerates this year. >> i think it accelerates because of deregulation in the investment a.i. and when those investments pay off that's also going to cause us to build more power structure a big effort going on the common world fusion that are very close to the energy coming in and going out will be more than going in fusion could be huge in the next five to ten years, why is fusion invested into the after power the facilities to get us the power to run the a.i. on the downside we have a large deficit in america and that may keep interest rates higher than i would like them to be i'm nervous about that and not wildly optimistic that many people are wildly optimistic but we have issues we have a unified country, resources in the ecosystem of the venture cap

electronic show announcing a deal to supply driver assistance chips to toyota he calls it the chat gptuced a $3000 a.i. supercomputer for researchers and gaming chips which boost performance using a.i. nvidia evaluation hit a record $3.66 trillion this week and the stock is higher by 2%. mcdonald's becoming the latest company to scale back its diversity equity and inclusion mandate, the company sending a letter to the franchisees saying it'll end external surveys for suppliers and rename its diversity team mcdonald says the changes reflect the legal landscape after the supreme court ruling against affirmative action last year. mcdonald's is the first company in 2025 to rollback these policies jointly the likes of walmart, google, ford, toyota who took similar actions last year. mcdonald's is marginally higher as i send it back to you this is bigger impact than just mcdonald's the action the company is taking today because they buy billions of dollars, the suppliers all over the world one of the biggest buyers of beef and potatoes and all of the suppliers will not be held to di standard

something else, and tell me with the uyghurs, the same question, and is taiwan a question, if you ask gptoc, they say it's a sensitive issue, and deepseek says taiwan is an ina inalienable part of c, and it goes on and on and on and on. garbage in, garbage out here. and maybe this is not the great threat that everybody is saying it is. >> well, i find it very interesting that it says that these questions are outside of its scope. it's obvious that the scope of deepseek is whatever xi jinping and the chinese communist party wants it to be. it's disconcerting it's the number 1 app in the app store and this is not a reliable place to get any meaningful information, and john, i think it's an important moment, and one of the world's most preeminent technologists on twitter, on x today, this is a sputnik moment. and you recall sputnik is when the soviets launched a satellite into orbit before we did and took us by surprise. what you see in the markets today is a reaction to this chinese company's claims that number 1, they have reached this level of capability at a fraction of the cost of what

where's your gpt? your grok? deepseek sounds like what you might use it for.n beating us at naming shit! by the way, i do know this is bad news financially, but is anyone else somewhat excited that ai had its job replaced by ai? [cheers and applause] that is something. but listen, man. this is a minor setback. we'll bounce back. russia had sputnik and it spurred us to land on the moon, i'm sure it's not going to be that bad! has chinese ai put american ai out of a job? i mean, i will find out. siri, how bad is it? >> jon, check out my onlyfans! >> jon: no! [laughter and applause] send me a link. but enough about the apparently tenuous underpinning of everything we've banked our entire future economy on. what's the news freaking out about closer to home? >> friday night massacre. >> late friday night purge. >> a chilling purge. >> the purge. >> jon: ah! trump has ushered in the purge! [cheers and applause] i, for one, will take full advantage by doing some unpermitted lawn work! your god is powerless! although, just in case i'm misinterpreting, what is this pur

about deepseek this is a chinese chapbook that suddenly has surged in popularity, leapfrogging chat gpt as the number one app on apple's app store for a market that some would say was already overbought some stock still struggling are well off the worst levels of the session but some are not let me show you the intraday's check at the dow now under nearly through june 98 tripped up by chipmaker nvidia the face planted that a chinese hedge fund has created this deepseek car 18 cheaper and smarter chabad, the dow has recovered and has added 213 points to the upside, a big move of half 8% especially considering that we were down close to 400 points. nvidia for the dow's part is losing a lot of blood it's down 17 and a quarter% at the moment to $118, due to an unknown right now let's call it what it is it is an unknown unconfirmed. investors are cutting and running on the belief that since the u.s. government restricted exports like invidious, deepseek must of been developed without invidious price so my conductors. there is no confirmation of which chips they used but if true investors are

gpt gov. it is a tailored version of the service designed for the u.s. government.n said in a post on x that the company will, quote: pull up some releases. essentially bringing products to market faster. it was the first public statement after the low cost chinese a.i. start up deepseek jolted tech stocks on monday. meantime in politics michigan democratic senator georgia peters says he will not run for re-election next year. peters cites his three terms in the house and two terms in the senate. former transportation secretary pete buttigieg is said to be taking a serious look at that opening. pete buttigieg now lives in michigan after serving as mayor of south bend, indiana. tonight senators are considering president trump's contention that the u.s. needs to regain control of the panama canal. lawmakers held a hearing on this issue today. correspondent griff jenkins shows us tonight. >> we cannot turn a blind eye at panama exploits an asset of vital commercial and military importance. >> senate commerce committee chairman ted cruz accusing panama of falling short

it's cute furry and has digital eyes that given personality and thanks to chat gpt in a tiny camera, it can recognize objects understand your emotions and respond to touch. you cannot call can be said. have motion recognize that people to in motion based smile i have been estimate price $300 a while. a fresh delicious. how about a machine that makes ice cream smoothies? protein shakes and more on demand. a cold snap was inspired by the k cup coffee machine. a quick freezes pods in about 2 minutes. then dispenses treats and you never have to clean the machine because we freeze the product in the can and dispense it from the can into the cup. food never touch of the machine. so there's no reason to clean it. and then you recycle apart. each pod is under $4. the $3,000 machine is meant for small businesses. >> but a consumer-friendly version is in the works. i tried vanilla ice cream and it was delicious at this point. i'm just talking anymore, glad you enjoyed and soon. >> this guitar has no strings. what's amazing about it is that you can play guitar even without ever having played it

and you look at chat gpt, why did it say that? there's not actually a great answer for that. the answer is buried in the trillions of connections. and so, sometimes you get like really weird situations. for example, there's a sort of affinity for animal rights and it wasn't like specifically designed to do this, very pro animal rights, the designers don't know why and don't know how to, like, sort of level that out in a way that doesn't then cause adverse effects with systems. so, that's a real problem for using, really, any kind of high consequence application. the goal of explainable ai, as a field of study, is an ai that you can look into and you can get some better sense of what it's doing. ideally commute directly into the neural network and say this set of neurons is causing this activation and that's why we're getting this output. that's different, of course, than an ai that explains itself. which systems can do today, the ai language model, for example, can tell you why it did something, but that's maybe not the same as why it did it, just like with people. people can

it's called gov-gpt allowing the feds to access the most powerful versions of chatgpt along with providingef product officer calls a.i. one of the greatest american inventions of our lifetime. he says their work with the government will have both a civil and a national security focus. quick check of futures, not much of a rebound after yesterday's selling. a little bit of green on the left-hand side. david nicholas joins me now. why are you buying big tech today? >> yeah, stuart. look, i think if you just take nvidia, for example, dropped, what, 17% in a day. we didn't buy yesterday mainly because as much as that was a big drop, it was the ninth largest drop for nvidia. we've seen the stock drop more than that. also a generally the last eight times nvidia fell 17% or more, the stock was only up three out of the eight times the following day. the history tells us the stock could still be down a little bit today, but we are buyers. stock is down 20% on a name like nvidia, you want to go and buy, and today, i think, is a good day to start putting -- stuart: i need your assessment of deepseek.

. >> deepseek is basically china's answer to chat gpt which does a lot more with less and which really the u.s. tech industry on edge. here is the fear that china has not only caught up to us in the ai arms race, but as far surpassed us and is doing so using less money, chips and energy as deepseek isn't necessarily new. it's actually been around since 2023. it works a lot like opening eyes chatgpt answering questions and generating text based on a property. you put but they dropped their latest. large language models are one last week and the ai behind is already outpacing some of the top u.s. models which skyrocketed the platform to the number one spot on the apple app store over the weekend in response, tech stocks took a beating yesterday rattling silicon valley nvidia. the ai chip giant plunged more than 17% wiping out nearly 600 billion in market value. it's the biggest one-day loss ever for a u.s. company with investors starting to worry that advanced ai models might not need nvidia's chips. after microsoft alphabet, which is google's parent company, the nasdaq, the s p 500. the

a neural network is a massive connection, trillions of artificial neurons, like chat gpt, go why didsay that? there's no answer for that, it's buried in trillions of connections. sometimes you get really weird situations. for example, claude has this sort of affinity for animal rights and it wasn't specifically designed to do this, pro animal rights. the designers don't totally know why and don't know how to, sort of level that out in a way that doesn't then cause adverse effects across the system. so that's a real problem for using any kind of high consequence application. now, the goal of explainable ai as a field of studies is ai that you're looking into and get a better sense of what it's doing. ideally you can peer into the neural network and say this is causing this activation and why we're getting some kind of output. that's different of course, than an ai that explains itself, which systems can do today. the ai language model, for example, can tell you why it did something, but that's maybe not the same as why it did it just like with people, people could give you an explanat