when platforms are as large as meta's even small changes can have big implications. can see more about his and his colleagues' findings sound the website and the news app. the us state department has expressed cautious optimism that a deal can be reached to end the fighting in gaza and secure the release of israeli hostages. all previous attempts have collapsed. with me is said shehata from bbc arabic. good morning. we are being given the impression a deal could be reached eminently. what are you hearing? there are good signs, first the israeli delegation to discuss the final sticking points. officials involved in direct negotiations said talks were in a decisive and final stage. in addition, the israeli minister of defence said we have not been this close to an agreement compared to the agreement reached in november last year, so all of these are good signs. american presidentjoe biden set according to israeli sources he will not stop until all hostages are returned to their homes. that is good but on the other side, the talks about reaching a deal did not work out

meta, apple, amazon continue to hit new highs. are we too quick to say that big cap tech's going to take somewhat of a back seat? >> well, certainly anyone who said that a year ago for 2024 has not been right and, by the way, listen, think of all of the portfolio managers that were light on a mag 7 with a 77% return maybe they'll be buying the next two or three weeks to show something at the end of the year in their portfolio. certainly i can see that momentum continuing next year. as anastasia said, i think productivity is really what is going to be the magic that could make the '25 market. we know the immigration is way down even before trump reaches office, that supply of labor is going to be down and that's where ai comes in as a substitute of labor, an enhanced productivity we have seen an enhanced productivity, as she has mentioned. if ai produces some of the productivity gains that it promises, i mean, this bull market certainly will continue through 2025 >> yeah. i think we should continue the discussion about the rotation

meta says any suggestion that it deliberately suppressed particular voices is "unequivocally false".y reports. in times of conflict, access to reliable news is vital, and today many turn to social media as their primary source of information. on platforms like facebook and instagram, how people engage with content so comments, likes, shares, reactions, can increase visibility and shape public opinion. but for the last year, palestinian journalists have raised concerns that their posts are being suppressed. and according to our research, something has happened here. in the first comprehensive data analysis by territory since the start of the war in gaza, we analysed more than 100,000 facebook posts by different palestinian news organisations. this bar represents the average engagement per post in the lead up to the october 7th hamas attack on israel. as you can see, it fluctuates, but it's steady. and then hamas�*s attack and israel's subsequent and ongoing war in gaza became one of the biggest talking points in the world. but look what happens to the engagement on those same facebook

simone hall with meta.hink meta's use of ai is probably a little bit different and a little bit more kind of user facing for those in the room that have facebook accounts or a graham account. i think, you know, we talked a little bit and just getting ready for this presentation about how kind of big the ai umbrella really is when we're talking about ai, you know, even within that, there are different functionalities that, you know, we kind of need to drill down into to really understand what we mean. i think that's very evident in ow meta uses ai in that, there are some kind of traditional ai techniques that have been around for a long time that were never, you know, as exciting as what we're talking about today because they were more kind of about, you know, rote, how you take a lot of information and organize it in a way that's efficient and makes sense to people. i think that's at the heart of a lot of what you see on your feeds when you're on social media is, you know, ai is the backbone of kind of orga

meta confirmed that temporary product and policy measures were brought in in response to the conflicte company admitted that pages posting exclusively about the war were more likely to see engagement impacted, but it said any implication that this was done to deliberately suppress a particular voice is unequivocally false. but according to some people from inside the company, palestinians have been deliberately suppressed. this former meta employee asked us to keep them anonymous, but shared internal documents about a change that was made to instagram's algorithm. within a week of the hamas attack, the code was changed, essentially making it more aggressive towards palestinian people writing comments on instagram posts. they gave us these leaked documents showing an order to strengthen the precision threshold further from a0 to 25 for palestinian authors only, and this means the algorithm only has to be 25% sure a comment from a palestinian based in the west bank or gaza was potentially violating guidelines to make it less visible to other users. meta confirmed that this measure was t

. >> reporter: her fight with meta just to access her account and how this problem is only growing nationwide. >> it is ridiculous. >> reporter: the plan to eliminate free parking in some neighborhoods. >>> good evening. we begin in oakland where there about to be a lot of shuffling around city hall. last month, oaklanders voted to recall mayor sheng thao after less than two years in office. laying out their plans to replace her. and we know thao is set to leave office on december 17. the president, nikki fortunato bas, will then take over as interim mayor, and that is where it gets complicated. that's because bas won a seat on the alameda county board of supervisors. as of january, she won't be on the city council anymore. wilson walker shows us the successful plan taking shape as they face some very big challenges. >> at our december 17 council meeting, it's anticipated our city council will declare the office vacant. and i will serve as interim mayor. >> reporter: in about two weeks, oakland city government will begin an upheaval. mayor sheng thao will be out. nikki fortunato bas will take

back to meta and the price target.e problem as month ago. i'm shaking my head and looking at your price target and thinking am i still having vision issues? i'm not. your price target on meta is $811? that's a $600 stock. >> correct. correct. so, you know, we think there's a good opportunity. at our price target, you know meta would be trading at high 20s pe. we think putting up earnings per share growth next year close to that kind of multiple. these guys are growing ad revenue close to 20%. they can grow the spending on a.i. and still expand margins next year. they are a good share purchaser. we think it's an incredibly strong setup for the a.i. theme expressed to meta right now. >> how much is riding on the nfl christmas show from netflix? i know you rated hold 680. also a really good year. what do you think of the prospect of live sports and what it may mean for the ad business? >> look, i think netflix is pivoting meaningfully into sports. i think they are doing surprisingly well with the ability to drum up intere

meta, incredible year.hich stands alone. >> exactly that's probably to the good. a little bit of differentiation. >> dispersion so to speak. >> dispersion has been the story. in fact, you look at nvidia. it often trades inverse to other semis on a given day either we're buying the quality winner or we're buying the field or vice versa. of course bitcoin's a big part of this in terms of the speculative energy in a different part of the market almost entirely separate from the megacaps >> the chart you showed, the nasdaq 100 versus the equal weight s&p, you do see the tick up which is emblematic when you see the tick up do you tend to see a breakout of the nasdaq 100 >> i don't think it's conclusive all of a sudden we'll go back into that mode where the one stocks are the locomotive for the market it could happen. i would think that could be the way the market plays defense you see the speculative part of this market is revving right now. it almost feels like it wants to just burst to have a replay of early 2

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we see companies like meta really work to try to get ahead of this.rying to agegate that, and you have the fact that this australia law really tries to put the pressure on these social platforms themselves to deal with that age getting whereas companies like meta would rather have the likes of apple or google, the app stores be responsible for figuring out how old people are when they are downloading and using these apps there are so many logistical challenges here, 13 years old or don't have 14 years old. you don't have facial recognition to figure out how old a kid. and complex issues, states in the u.s., also raising the issue of trying to limit access of social media platforms by teens and that's something that if there's a patchwork of these laws across the country would be challenging for a meta or say a snap to manage. >> right thinking back to benioff's comparison to social media and impak, tobacco, it's interesting to see how they're treating it like an addictive substance. julia, thank you for that breaking news on tiktok. we'll watch for th

let's look at meta. they are totally reliant on ios devices for people to use them. for the most part. here in america. they will not be in china, okay? because they don't make it past the firewall. amazon. they don't own -- they're building a model, right, for all intents and purposes, but they have a very competitive landscape as it relates to their aws business. they are leasing, basically, for all intents and purposes, anthropic's model. microsoft, it looks like this is kind of a dud, this licensing of openai, they haven't been able to do a great job -- >> co-pilot. >> it's a big meh, as you guys say. and they're not getting a lot of uptake as it relates to enterprise. there are things -- oh, google, you know, google, this is a bit of a train wreck. i think it's better than apple intelligence, but again, i think there's things to pick at, in the different sort of environment, like -- i'm not sure that these are the ones that get going in 2025 that -- the stories that to broaden out. >> why is not being in china a headwind for meta? >> well, how many people? >> ri

now, meta says and i call this the war of artificial intelligence, because, meta says that it policesn union has a digital services act that says they got to be doing that meta says that they removed 12 million videos last year. 12 million. but then along comes a company called digital accountability in denmark that does a trial balloon, ainsley. it puts up 85 of these to test meta and none of them are taken down. none of them are taken down. so, we don't know why. we don't know why meta says they take them down. but, in reality, the study shows they didn't. and i have a theory on that. i think maybe they can't reach to the small videos. my biggest problem is this is contagious. because, if you see something, an image of self-harm or video you are going to share it. more and more people see it. >> ainsley: i wonder if it's problems outside of instagram. think about if you were in middle school, it if had social media and suicidal thoughts and saw that on instagram might not see them. i don't know if the problem stems from harmful content before its reported through the thrive program

ignacio: y con eso abrir mÁs oportunidades para cumplir las metas este 2025.matriz china. el tribunal debe escuchar los argumentos del caso el 10 de enero. la ley requerirÍa que el dueÑo venda la plataforma. bueno, acaba de pasar la navidad y ya terminaron de entregarles sus regalos a sus seres queridos pero si compro tarjetas de regalo todavÍa no estÁ exento en caer en las trampas de un estafador. >> estamos en la brecha final de la temporada de fiestas, un momento de dar y compartir con nuestros seres queridos pero, es una Época del aÑo donde los estafadores lo asechan. >> la persona que comprÓ la tarjeta de regalo, da la tarjeta de regalo la persona, llama para los fondos, lamentablemente lo tarjeta ya no tiene fundos. >> para evitar ser vÍctimas, esto es lo que recomienda manuel garcÍa, el representante de una organizaciÓn que busca incrementar la confianza entre los negocios el pÚblico. >> tener mucho cuidado, especialmente las tarjetas que estÁn abiertas al aire. y cualquier persona puede agarrarlas, y a segÚn el revisar el paquete de esa tarjeta. >> si

about 10% of the time when meta takes down content, it doesn't violate its own policies. meta should be focused on things like transparency and designing for safety, not just taking down content. >> some of that seems like being proactive. other parts are reactive i would assume with the onslaught of content that comes in an hourly let alone a daily basis. there's going to be a lot of catch up trying to figure out not so much what to do. theoretically but how to react in the moment if that's the case. is content moderation more appropriate then so i'll give you an example. >> you might have noticed that there's more and more reels in your facebook feed, or you're getting pushed more and more short form video on instagram. facebook is known for years that when they show you more content your friends and your family you get safer content. when we rely on ais algorithms to choose what we get to see or not see, we put ourselves at the mercy of computers. facebook knows that those same systems disconnecting us from people is what leads us to more and more dangerous content bec

, y yo acÁ, si tienes una meta muy grande, esta es la clave, cuando tenemos una meta imposible de lograr gracias siempre por esta guÍa que es muy importante para la gente que estÉ habla. >> que todos tengan un maravilloso 2025 con mucha paz, mucho amor, abundancia y salud para todos. elyangÉlica: a partir de maÑana 1 de enero las personas con planes de la parte d mediante medicare la parte regional, y los planes de medicare adventage con cobertura no van a pagar mÁs de 2000 $ por los cambios recetados entre los cambios un mensual en el aumento de los pagos. arden las compaÑÍas de seguros una nueva regulaciÓn obliga a las empresas ampliar sus coberturas para viviendas en zonas propensas en california, este cambio de reglas beneficiar propietario en el estado dorado, aÑo tras aÑo el camora sus juegos forestales, desde ya surge la preocupaciÓn con el posible aumento de los pagos mensuales entre 40 y 50% del valor actual. la gripe aviar acapara la atenciÓn en estos momentos, muchos creen que puede afectar las zonas pÚblicas, ahora los cdc anuncian alertas en mÚltiples tipos de virus. el noro

meta says any suggestion that it deliberately suppressed particular voices is "unequivocally false".ble news is vital, and today many turn to social media as their primary source of information. on platforms like facebook and instagram, how people engage with content so comments, likes, shares, reactions can increase visibility and shape public opinion. but for the last year, palestinian journalists have raised concerns that their posts are being suppressed. and according to our research, something has happened. in the first comprehensive data analysis by territory since the start of the war in gaza, we analysed more than 100,000 facebook posts by different palestinian news organisations. this bar represents the average engagement per post in the lead up to the october 7th hamas attack on israel. as you can see, it fluctuates, but its steady. and then hamas' attack and israel's subsequent and ongoing war in gaza became one of the biggest talking points in the world. but look what happens to the engagement on those same facebook pages. it nosedives. in fact, since that date, there's b

he said it should be taken down and criticized meta- for the policy.here the idea that the information, let's take it down and saying under these unlimited ideas didn't, we should always err on the side. if there is new data for a study like you have an open mind, the new study, one of them said social media is just different. if you tell a lie on social media, it will watch fox goodley and freezes. i grew up on that and believe in and the social media predicates on time and we have to think about this idea is wonderful officials and in market failures almost as a different view, i do not if we are wrong to take it down but i can't away of doing that. >> i have been following studies done on social media and the most effective way to counter it and there are a lot of studies negating conventional wisdom. one i want to mention forced from the university of pennsylvania but they are international studies reported in the last year or so show the most effective way to counter disinformation online history using artificial intelligence and a study came out

according to meta's president of global affairs, meta confirmed its systems rejected 590,000 user requestsidential and vice presidential candidates. people who were trying to create troubling deep fakes were not necessarily successful. during elections across the globe, meta's fact checking partners said a.i. content represented less than 1% of all fact checked misinformation. so whose winning the a.i. tug of war? the deep fake artists or the cybersecurity experts? zscaler ceo jay chaudhry joins us in a fox business exclusive. some of this is encouraging, jay. >> yes, liz. there's a lot of progress being made. meta talks with the consumer, we are focused on securing enterprises from a whole range of deep fake and other attacks. we're doing a lot of work where whether it's zero trust architecture, where they use strong identity and only connect people to the right application, to make sure they don't get in and start asking for ransomware. liz: yeah, well, that's the thing. the multi-factor authentication, but first give me a sense since we're talking about the election which just happened

. -- meta as well. that is because of tiktok's parent company still facing that man in the united states. cash ban in the united states. the federal appeals court just came out with this decision. alexandra levine joins us now, who covers all things social event you are not surprised ultimately by this ruling? >> this is what we expected but it is surprising in the sense that we have never seen this happen in the united states before. if this band comes to pass -- ban comes to pass it is not just any social media app. it's is a social media app used by more than half the american population. caroline: and backed by very powerful people, potentially close to the next administration. venture capitalists. p/e funds. what is interesting is what effect this is having on the company itself. alexandra: inside the company the sentiment has been fascinating. there has been a lot of folks who had been more scared the first time this happened with trump's first administration, when trump was the one who originally

seguro usted ya tiene su lista de metas para bajar de peso, dejar de tomar licor, hacer más ejerciciovado durante todo el año o a largo plazo. sin embargo, es algo en lo que muchos fallan. un informe reciente de la junta de normas de planificador financiero certificado revela que casi 9 de cada 10 estadounidenses enfrentan obstáculos para lograr sus resoluciones en 2025. y aunque un 97% comenzará el año con metas financieras claras, casi el 90% ya anticipa los desafíos que podrían impedirles alcanzarlas. y para entender mejor esas dificultades, una encuesta de discover loans destaca las razones principales detrás de esos desafíos. entre ellas la inflación. los gastos inesperados. los gastos cotidianos. el nivel de ingresos. y la deuda personal existente. ahora. 2 de las principales resoluciones financieras que siguen siendo prioridad para muchos son pagar deudas de tarjetas de crédito y ahorrar más dinero. y bien, hay miles de maneras de hacerlo, pero asesores dicen que es bueno crear planes con fechas específicas, como por ejemplo guardar entre 20 y 100 $ al mes para abonar el dinero

so far, meta is not talking back to us.food for bay area families every holiday season but here's the truth. hunger is 24/7 and 365. and really food insecurity is a reality. that's whoa organizations like second harvest of silicon valley need your help. and one way you can do that by using the consider code there on the screen. >> this morning jose martinez introduces us to the jimenez family. they recently immigrated from colombia and found food assistance but also hope. >> reporter: it's a typical afternoon for juan jimenez and his wife maria teresa and their son mathias, they're enjoying a picnic in their local park in santa clara. for them, moments like this represent a fresh start. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> reporter: the family arrived in the u.s. from january of 2024. leaving behind everything in colombia but their decision to move wasn't just about finding stability. their son mathias is autistic. and they dreamed of better educational opportunities for him. >> [ speaking in a global language ] >> repor

. >> tengo la meta de disfrutar a mis padres. >> siempre es muy importante.libertad.con el dinero podemos hacer todo. es importante que tengamos un capital que nos pueda ayudar para ciertas emergencias. >> lo indicado es tener de 3:00 a 6:00 meses. >> el dinero trabaja a nuestro favor. >> puede evitar los gastos hormiga. la segunda serÍa comprar al mayoreo. podrÍamos comprar ropa de invierno. >> tambiÉn abrir mÁs oportunidades para cumplir las metas este 2025. >> de inmediato con hacemos lo mÁs fascinante en el mundo de los deportes. encuentra su reset thor abierto. en mismo con la jugada individual. llega la remontada y di troika le da la vuelta. ahora echamos un vistazo con las Águilas de filadelfia. los empacadores tienen boletos de comodÍn. todo se defina en la Última semana. lo warriors y los cavaliers. los dos. para lo warriors. el disparo de larga distancia para el visitante. les decÍamos feliz cumpleaÑos a lebron. asÍ se aÑadiÓ a lares de es plÉyade iba. asÍ los jugadores de la nfl. se estÁ convirtiendo en una epidemia. >> vamos echar un vistazo para

whether you're talking tiktok, meta, twitter. these are enormous businesses and you actually think even if frank mccord in theory is trying to do the right thing is there an an appetite for the right thing. when you talk about the people on this thing, they say i don't care who owns it. i just don't want to give up my tiktok. >> we want to give our data for free. i'm, if you use facebook or meta you've given mark zuckerburg your data for free and he's a hundred billion their now. i give to x, you know elon musk the world's richest man my data for free. why do we do this? it's because we like the service, sometimes, i don't know whether we like it. we feel addicted to it and we should get compensated for that. we should share in their profits. that's what i would like to see. and no one ever talks about that. but other places like you know, artists recording artists have figured out ways to get compensated by spotify it's probably not enough. they should be getting compensated more. but people who use meta, tiktok should share on

meta says it was necessary to respond to what the calls a spike in hateful content.his kind of bias will affect the _ it. this kind of bias will affect the whole - it. this kind of bias will. affect the whole narrative. regular customers will be looking at their phones, thinking they're seeing the truth, while they're seeing just a very small slice. 0r they're being trapped in a bubble because other peep were silenced. the bubble because other peep were silenced. h, , bubble because other peep were silenced. , ., silenced. the decades long israel palestinian - silenced. the decades long israel palestinian conflict l silenced. the decades long| israel palestinian conflict is one of the most difficult topics to address for many media organisations. what our research suggests is when platforms are as large as meta's, even small changes can have big implications. now, for hundreds of years, residents in one town in northern canada have lived alongside their polar bear neighbours. but scientists are warning that climate change could spell danger. as the temperature rises

meta has yet to confirm whether all of its issues have been resolved.ident—elect donald trump has invited chinese leader xi jinping to his inauguration, according to reports from our us partner cbs news. trump offered xi an invitation in november, shortly after securing victory in the presidential election. it remains unclear if the chinese president has accepted the invitation. trump will become the 47th us president during the ceremony in washington onjanuary 20th. staying with us—china relations and washington has increased tariffs on imports of chinese solar products as trade relations continue to deteriorate between the world's two biggest economies. the new taxes target chinese solar wafers and polysilicon — as the biden administration looks to protect the domestic clean—energy industry from cheaper foreign imports. the new measures will take effect injanuary. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's head to india where we will get their latest inflation numbers later today. prices are likely to have moderated due to lower food

record highs in apple, meta, tesla, amazon and alphabet and others driving the nasdaq. and the s&p 500, the high water mark is still 6,099. we're at 6090. and the dow is lagging behind, at 44,310, up about 63 points. another place to keep a close eye on are reports that we got this morning from the "wall street journal" about possible legislation being contemplated to maybe break you will the pharmacy benefit managers. that is of record. it is a bipartisan bill being introduced by two co-sponsors in josh hawley and elizabeth warren of massachusetts, a democrat, looking to prohibit certain owners of pharmacy benefit managers from owning the pharmacy itself. this whole legislation has been put out there by the beltway group. to united health and cigna and humana, among the insurers that are down markedly so and cvs down about 5%. across the board move so keep an eye on pharmacy and pharmacy benefit managers phoenix , and looking for a big stock today, this is ge vern nova. they talk about a new initial stock buyback program and that is making shares higher by 6% and the s

. >> tres meses mÁs tarde los jÓvenes cumplieron otra meta. >> ahora si la familia se ampliÓ mÁs. >>o ser familia que tenÍa aÑos sin verse. >> segÚn ellos, esta vivencia no sÓlo ha cambiado la manera que ven el mundo. >> yo no sabÍa que era tan fuerte. descubrÍ que mi corazÓn es mÁs grande de lo que muchos piensanporque yo hice todo esto por amor. >> un amor que gracias a Él... >> me siento excelente, me siento una buena persona, con muchas metas, muchas cosas que quiero hacer. >> le dio a su hermano jaime y a jocelyn... la posibilidad de seguir recorriendo los caminos de la vida. >> los cuatro jÓvenes siguen gozando de buena salud y se reunieron nuevamente el pasado mes de septiembre. en cuanto a jocelyn casillas, su meta es seguir explorando el estado de california con su auto y retomar su segunda pasiÓn que es la docencia. >> cruzÓ la frontera con un sueÑo que se ha convertido en canciones. sueÑo que se ha convertido en canciones. con cascade platinum plus lavo los platos mejor y en un, dos por tres. tííía, ¿en ese lavaplatos? en ese mismo. platinum plus te da el más alto nivel de

up today by a poll, bigger software engineer in founder of tech for palestine. saima after former meta data analyst and founder of the meta stopped censoring palestine initiative and tech door analyst, naomi brussel, president on the low institute a non profit focused on advancing freedom through technology. thank you all so much for your time before starting the conversation though, we were also suppose to be joined by me. cod dot has sent us this message instead, i don't you calling them regarding this message because of a censorship that we are discussing in this life live stream has to be silenced. my ability to but dissipate live. but just to give a little bit of sense that what, what has been happening is over the past many months. and now for the last few days, a focus on has phased a yet another view of internet shut down. and censorship of which has not only disrupted lines of economically and the lives of normally uses, but also silenced descent and undermine putting them into a rice like freedom of expression and access to information. and these measures enacted without tran

the winner was meta for the third year in a row i have been tracking this. they are have been the winner t last few apps. meta view app is what you need to activate the ray ban glasses. let me give you other trends. lemon is out from tiktok. that was ranked as high as number two yesterday. of course, this is coming ahead of the january 19th deadline for the tiktok ban here in the united states. perhaps some kids getting new iphones and looking for an alternative app to give a try here. amazon alexa was number two in the app store. that means a lot of echos and other smart home appliances that work with alexa were under trees as well. another sign of amazon devices was the parent dashboard app. parents use on the iphones for controlling kids' devices. the kindle fire tablets. they sell for cheap and good to buy for your kids. in the fitness category. oura. the app you need for the oura ring. that was number 36. garmin was ahead of that at number 33. you might be asking why i'm focusing on the iphone and not android. it was mixed results in the google play sto

apple is pushing back on that by using meta-and showcasing 15 data categories that meta-wants accesstioning meta-is this anti-privacy company and trying to show consumers and the european commission regulators of the eu what could potentially happen to apple device customers if these programs are opened up the way they want them to be opened up. >> that rivalry continuing to play out when it comes to politics. thank you so much. an overhaul of the h1 visa program could impact the tariff -- focusing in on how you can be working here. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i am caroline hyde in new york. the nasdaq 100 back in positive territory after yesterday's big selloff. the fed will be cutting potentially two times next year and takes the wind out of the stock market. today, potentially bouncing back. worrying about what deal could be done to avoid a government shutdown. the lights of amazon and apple move on. macron, we show you a two-day chart to emphasize the dramatic nature of this move. the forecast did not live up to expectations.

he's been really critical of big tech in the past, including of meta and of zuckerberg. and just this summer he made this sort of veiled threat or i should say, not so veiled threat to throw mark zuckerberg in prison. i want to pull up a quote from his book that was published over the summer, where he again sort of suggests that zuckerberg was meddling in the last election, and then says that if he does so again in this upcoming this past election, that he would throw zuckerberg in prison. now, mark zuckerberg may not have much of a choice as to whether or not to engage with this administration. again there's going to be big decisions for them to make in the tech policy space. and zuckerberg is not the only big tech leader who is trying to cozy up to trump. we know that flattery is a strategy that works when it comes to getting what you want from trump, so it'll be interesting to see what more of a role zuckerberg seeks to play here. >> what role does elon musk play in all of this? obviously musk and zuckerberg have their own relationship. they almost fought once in a ba

simone kuester. >> hello everyone i am simone hall wood with meta.ed's use of ai is probably a littlele different and probablya little more user facing for those in the room that has facebook accounts. or an instagram account. we talked a little bit and just getting ready for this presentation about how kind of big the ai umbrella really is. when we are talking to ai even n within that there different functionalities that we need to drill down into to understand what we mean. that a is very evident and how meta uses ai and there are some traditional ai techniques have been around for a long time. as exciting as what we are talking about today because they werere more about processing how you take a lot of information and organize it in a way that is efficient and makes sense to people. i think that is at a heart of what you y see on your feet when you're on social media ai is the backbone of organizing and making itrelevant to you in a ws scalable so that you can maintain that you can derive platforms from. those are the legacy uses you're probably f

vieron fallas en la plataforma meta. >>muchÍsimos usuarios se quedaronsin el servicio. durante varias horas de este miÉrcoles los usuarios protagonizaron problemas en plataformas como instagram, facebook y whatssap. el fallo afectÓ varias aplicaciones. >>lo que sucediÓ fue una interrupciÓn de servicio. generalmente el serio estÁ protegido, no tiene de por quÉ preocuparse, no quiere decir que nuestros datos a ser utilizado o robados. >>la empresa meta tuvo que hacer el anuncio a travÉs de la red social "x" diciendo que estaban al tanto de los problemas tÉcnicos y que estÁn trabajando para retrasar las cosas a la normalidad lo antes posible. a las 2:00 p.m. en 99% del sistema estaba reinstalado. >>hay quienes requieren en las redes sociales para comercializar sus productos. >>es que hoy en dÍa las redes to no sÓlo para comunicaciÓn, sino que se utilizan como parte de un negocio. la recomendaciÓn es no confiarse 1% en una sola plataforma. >>jamÁs depender exclusivamente de una sola red. tenemos que utilizar alternativas, correo electrÓnico, mensajes. >>por quÉ en el telÉfo

meta donating a million dollars to his inauguration. president trump saying that jeff bezos will soon visit as well. what's this all about? what do you make of this? >> i don't think it's secret that if you are a tech ceo, you want to be on trump's good side. he went through the tech clash where all of a sudden people started to realize the power of the big tech companies. now they might be applying it in ways that are illegal. that started under president trump. we went into a moment during the biden administration where all the heavy guns were brought in trying to basically hold the companies to account, even though some of the cases started earlier. now the have you trump administration running. there's a moment where they decide, do we want to go back to original policy, be friendly to business? the companies are trying to sway president trump and make him do what they want. >> do the ceos fear the administration? >> i think there's certainly -- trump threatened to throw zuckerberg in jail or suggested that might be an idea that he

just like facebook parent company meta. and just like meta ceo mark zuckerberg. cnn has learned that amazon founder jeff bezos will meet with president elect trump in the coming days. with us now is willie remus. technology news and analysis writer for the bezos owned washington post. great to see you this morning. so what do these guys hope to gain with this investment of not just money, but also face time? >> yeah, there's a lot to gain. >> there's a lot to lose for them. under the trump administration. these two companies in particular, they're figureheads, have been attacked by trump in the past. trump has gone after mark zuckerberg. he went after jeff bezos during his first administration. and they don't want that to happen again. they're trying to get on his good side because amazon has cloud contracts to be won or lost. mr. trump has threatened to revoke section 230, which meta relies on heavily. there's a tiktok ban on the on the table, which meta stands to benefit from. so i think you're seeing all the tech companies trying to get out ahead, and they've

esa meta tiene que ser una meta lÓgicay alcanzable para ti. que atrae es esa misma frecuencia de carencia. la idea siempre para que puedas pedir de la manera correctaes reconocer el valor, agradecer todas las bendiciones con las que hoy cuentas en tu vida. es es el primer paso para poder manifestar mÁs cosas en tu vida. la idea es manifestar desde el agradecimiento. agradece con lo que hoy tienes, siÉntete muy pleno ibas a poder manifestar mÁs cosas. karla: nos vamos al paso nÚmero tres. >> perfecto. el tercer paso es soltar un poco el resultado. es muy importante soltar el resultado de no obsesionar tanto con las metas. hay muchas personas que dicen que si no lo tienenno soy nada. lo mÁs importante siempre con el tema de las metas es visualizar lo que quieres lograr, pero suÉltalo. cuando puede soltar la meta mÁs rÁpido puede llegar a tu realidad. lo que pasa cuando nos obsesiona mostrando con las metas es que hay una fuerzas en el universo que siempre buscan equilibrar las energÍas. si te vas a sancionar mucho el universo va a buscar ese equ

his inauguration committee is getting boost from meta and zuck zuckerberg, he is donating and meta a dollars to inaugural fund. it is interesting history between mark zuckerberg and donald trump. donald trump was banned from facebook in -- after january 6 riots, capitol riot, excuse me. after assassination attempt, mark zuckerberg changed his tune and two weeks ago went to mar-a-lago, had dinner and gave president trump some ray-ban smart glasses went he went down. big technology ceos are clamoring to get on good side of donald trump and why wouldn't you? this is policy, regulation, taxes. technology has been pretty beaten up on bipartisan basis, whether for censorship or concerns from washington, you both would know that better than i would. interesting to see how relationships pan out. >> carley: what an evolution, do you remember fab trending section and how partisan it was until they scrapped it. if you told me in 2016 that mark zuckerberg would donate a million dollars to donald trump, but that is happening eight years later. >> cheryl: this is going to come down, i look at you

we got truist today reiterating its buy on meta, calling meta a top pick in 2025. meta has jumped something like 75% year-to-date. morgan stanley initiating telehealth company hyms and hers, at an overweight, already gained 258% this year, but loop capital, kind of taking the different side here. it's one of the few saying you know what? netflix has never looked better. it soared 88% this year. time to think about taking some profits. they downgraded the streamer to a hold from a buy so brent, let me start with you. when analysts are upgrading stocks at or near records, what does that tell you? >> i think there's a lot of exuberance in the market especially towards the names that have done well and there's a broad expectation they will continue to move higher. look i think if we're talking about markets positive in 2025, we're talking about a market that broadens out from a few names that have driven us higher especially over the past few days. you mentioned the dow being down the most since 1974 on a day-to-day basis. there have been a few stocks held up the marke

meta wants to add 1 to 4 gigawatts of new nuclear capacity by the early 2030s.on miller, there's reports that founder and ceo mark zuckerberg wants to maybe take an active role in shaping president-elect trump's tech policy. of course, that started with the new york post and nick kleg, meta's head of global affairs. a new york city jury will continue deliberating today in the daniel penny choke hold trial. he facing two charges including manslaughter and second degree negligent homicide for the death of jordan neely. new york city mayor saying the passengers were afraid. i've been on the subway system. i'm know what it is as a police officer to wrestle or fight with someone. based on all the facts that's been laid out, a jury of his peers will make the right decision. if convicted penny faces up to 15 years in prison. well, house democrats are being called out after deleting this post that down played any concerns that americans aren't able to afford groceries. the ways and means democratic committee commented on a post regarding the economy improving, here's wh

>> meta view for that, for the ray bands. top 40, but number one at the app store may be number one today was the meta horizon app what they call it you use to set your vr headset. >> how expensive are these? >> 200 might be the cheapest. like two different models right now. i think even the cheapest one is still on sale. point being is that, you know, people went for those. i was looking for the meta view like you, some other interesting ones that i saw, lemon 8. >> the insurance app? >> that's lemonade. lemon 8. another video app made by tiktok, and i noticed that also got up really high in the rankings yesterday, as high as number two i saw. the way i read this was it's very clear that this is a tiktok app, but the way i read that kids know it's potentially going to be banned on january 19th, find an alternative. unclear if lemon 8 is part of that ban but people are trying that one. some cool fitness stuff too. you have garrplin up there, the aura, the smart rings that track things like that that were interesting. the othe

but there's something new at meta.rt on monday about their threads business which is kind of their twitter-like service. and the day after they officially announced that they had reached 300 million monthly users for threads, that means that probably within the next month or two they're going to surpass twitter or x in terms of monthly users. now, they don't have the engagement or ininfluence of twitter or x, but i think that's a high probability that they clips that. to me, that's an interesting new business for meta. it's a new service like they had reels, they had stories, that's at the top of your news feed, and now they're rolling out and getting more traction behind threads. a company like that can also, is very good at monetizing through advertising new services which is what threads is. so, yeah, they just gave us and we just learned a new reason to be long meta. stuart: are i your three top large cap picks still uber, am, doordash? yes? >> yes, that's it. and the most controversial of those, i know you're goin