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jeff lawson. let's return to bloomberg investor date. billionaire stan truck and millers he expects ai is here to stay and he estimates owning nvidia shares for a while longer. he spoke with sonali basak at the summit in new york earlier today. stan: the ai's have dominated the long portfolio for five or six months. if it as big as i think it is, nvidia is something we will want to own for two or three years. maybe longer. caroline: meanwhile, a little bit of breaking news. amazon planning and add two-year for prime video streaming service. as we have seen with disney and netflix -- more to come on amazon and generative ai. we have so much more. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: guess what we are talking about next? generative ai. of course we are. many feel this is truly a platform shift. or maybe take the other side of the coin, you think is hype. let's dissect it with cathy gau at sapphire ventures. i can only estimate how many inbounds you have suggesting they are ai. how are you deciphering which company is truly artificial intelligence amplified or those that are gett