that's what's happening here that will continue to happen as we see the products monetize. we'll see if it happens. >> we'll talk to you again soon. the markets have lost a bit of this morning's gains. it will be the 12th straight session so it's gone sideways but you have small, cyclical stocks up today. an internal rotation as opposed to forward progress. >> about 100,000 and revised lower for october. the market is reacting well but not as enthusiastically as we've seen. you do wonder what's baked in. >>> that's it for us here on "squawk on the street." over to scott and "the halftime report." >>> thanks so much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, the broadening rally, interest rates are moving lower again. we'll debate with the investment committee where your money goes. joining me joe terranova, anastasia amoroso, jason snipe, jim lebenthal. we lost a little bit of steam. there's the dow still positive. the s&p fluctuating between positive and negative territory.

but the monetization in their own backyard. i still think massively underestimates by the streak which is why we lead 4.50. i think that is just the next step. in our opinion, it is a get out the popcorn moment for microsoft in terms of where this is going. >> how do you think about the new york times company lawsuit against microsoft and open ai essentially saying that they are using copper red material to train the language models and they obviously want remedies along those lines? >> i think it is not just the new york times what you will see others jumping into this because they want a piece of the pie. that is really what is at stake here. i think that if you look at microsoft, they will defend the turf and this will continue to play through in the courts. but i think the big thing here is that these content providers are trying to figure out how they can monetize this. and ultimately, it just speaks to microsoft and open ai being three or four steps ahead. that is what has happened now. it is all a game of poker being pla

>> we've seen donald trump's campaign monetize much of this. against him. as we see the supreme court potentially taking up this case, what americans need is a 9-0 ruling to send a clear message on this that as a country the legal experts and scholars can debate the merits but what americans need is a clear ruling because you can't have half the country believe the system is being used for political gain and anything short of a definitive ruling by the supreme court will lead to doubt in people's mind and undermine our political system. david: beyond money, what about trump's coattails, are they getting longer and stronger as these decisions come in, these unpopular decisions and bill that help congressional incentive races in 2024? >> look at the numbers, clearly the base of the republican party continued to solidify behind the former president and even those republicans who might be willing to consider someone else, when we have rulings like this, not so much an attack on donald trump, it seems an attack on them as well, the republican party as well so it

candace: i think victoria monet's debut album, "jaguar," are two very powerful, very popular all overt escape that song. -- on my momma, you will cannot escape that song. and to see her transition from a songwriter writing for artists like ariana grande day and blackpink to kind of having her own spotlight is shong that she can do this. victoria monet: ♪ lie lie, lie , i put that on my mama, on my head, i fly, i look good ♪ ♪ candace: she can dance and sing and write songs and and have this stage presence that is just really impressive. i think, too, "boygenius" the record, i got to see them earlier this year at reset and there was so much acclaim around the record and i was like, i'm not going to listen to it like whatever. and i saw them and i was like, oh, i get it now. like, you have these three women, you know, just so brilliant and what they do writing songs, writing these ally tight fighting melodies. boy genius: ♪ i can't stop staring at the ceiling fan and spinning out and about ♪ ♪ candace: just it was a great record overall. stephanie: last question. what was your favorite

i always thought that the better i perform, the more i win against healthy opponents, the more i monetizeoney, but in people, well i understood it immediately, i understood what i was after. why did i go , well, well, it wasn’t a trip to brazil, well, everyone is there, everyone is there, we have brazil, yes, i rested on the ocean there, well, i look to get to brazil, and the very place where i met paris, here is their premiere, i flew from portugal to sao paulo 9 hours after that sao paolo to guyana. i flew for another 6 hours, this is in brazil itself, then from guyana to the city of barodu garsash, to the city of barodugarsash, i traveled by bus for about 7 hours, and then i got out, it is small, small the city, bardugarsaz, is like our berdychiv, it has a population of 40,000, a very, very small place, but it so happened that there was a professor , and professor elserlei lived there. who had a leg amputated above the knee as a result of a motorcycle accident, he crashed on a motorcycle, and he founded this school, he was already struggling before this, he adapted his struggle and gat

, claude monet, that’s right, ivan, happiness is over 400.appiest days of his life the battle of jena, the battle of morengo, and this battle, the aussies, it’s true, winter in the painting is over a thousand. in 1811, this german romantic painter painted the painting winter landscape, as in many of his other works, most of the canvas is occupied by fog. caspar, david friedrich, absolutely right. big fan of fog. questions from excellent students of the geographical dictation over 400. in 1632. with advice on how to be happy. in 2017 , the note was auctioned for $15 million. inshtein had nothing to pay for the messenger’s work, and he left him a note, well, as payment. no, the answer is incorrect. tips? tips, this is the correct answer. einstein had just learned that he had been awarded the nobel prize and told the courier that... with luck, this note would eventually turn out to be more valuable than a tip, there was no payment to the messenger, only tips, brothers for 600, the plot of their 2001 film , about where are you brother, echoes the

it will be complex in terms of how we monetize these pieces and what you should do and what this companyok like. generally, we have had less is more, meaning shrink grow, rethink store base. macy's has been on a good journey doing that itself. tbd, it will be a question what kind of company this may be under different owners if this does indeed happen. guy: oliver, one of the failures in this situation before has been a lack of investment. people take these businesses over and do not invest in them properly. is this a group that you think is going to invest if this is an asset? is this going to become a better company with better investment prospects as a result of this? oliver: it depends on what happens in terms of financial leverage. for example, other retailers such as neiman marcus have too much debt. they crew had too much debt. they were great companies and great brands. you performed the leveraged buyout analysis, how much debt and interest expense do you choose to apply to the business? that will matter in terms of the ability for macy's to invest. what is happening now, small f

they have been holding for a long period anxiously awaiting a monetization event of some sort.e the ip market slow, the m&a market slow. a lot of pent-up demand. at the same time the pe investors are also recognizing the importance around valuation. we still have the valuation tension of what buyers want to sell and buy at what companies -- versus what companies are targeting themselves. that valuation tension is still there. to get deals done going into 2024 having realistic pricing as citations is a must. ed: what about the competing forces? what are the biggest factors that are causing technology companies to hit pause, hit the brakes and hold them going public? rachel: the broader macro backdrop is one reason why companies are waiting on the sidelines. we will see what happens today. everyone is exciting the fed to hold tight on interest rates. we have fight ipos and high interest rate environments before. it does not mean we can't continue. it is the predictability. companies want to know rate hikes have stopped and even see encouragement they might start to come down some

islamic monet day 9 is recorded in the memory and history of the iranian nation and we all have a duty to honor the 9th and show that we are behind the islamic republic and the iranian nation. 9th of january is a great day in the history of the iranian nation, god willing, on this day. we have a powerful presence so that a fist on the mouth of the islamic enemies of jerusalem will be destroyed with the power of the muslims to fight against this oppression and this war . every time america is against america, death to israel, death to america, death to israel. i had gone to tehran to serve them, then i went on leave i went to visit them, i saw that she told me to sit for a few minutes, i sat down for a few minutes , and we cried a bit, and she said that she was tired. i didn't say that i'm old , i didn't take off my clothes, haji promised me that what i said is that there is no haji year, we should go. beit lahm is quieter than ever in the silence of the city, which christians believe is the birthplace of jesus christ, on the days of his birth, and no celebration will be held there. the

imagination, and also a businessman myself, this is not my first business, and i immediately started monetizing, thinking about where to get the money, how do this literally immediately as soon as we we met, i mean, we had a personal relationship with these projects right away together, and that’s how it developed. secrets of good morning and good mood. good ranitsa belarus, on the air of the satellite tv channel belarus 24, program good ranitsa belarus, my name is svetlana borovskaya. so you know, in principle, we still have a lot of universities in our country that you can graduate from. somehow i don’t really want to, katyusha went out to america, to the high bank, to the steep, meeting amazing people, hello, my name is svetlana , alexander, of course, i’m interested in the bison preschool staircase project, i’ve never heard of this, who came up with this, what kind of a good person he is, thank you for receiving us so early in the morning, it’s a weekday we’re filming, it looks like the kids are going to miss school. we are embarking on an expedition in the depths of our country. you are al

the monet, germany hasn't seen that many troops stationed abroad before. how prepared would you say then, is nato was a whole in comparison to a just a few years ago as well. let's just use that as an example. germany hasn't station troops abroad, and now it is sending thousands to lithuania and what they're saying is a permanent deployment. you would not have seen that if russia had not invaded ukraine, not started this war on ukraine. so definitely, nato was thinking in a completely different way. you've now got more and more allies spending, not just this minimum of 2 percent that nato wants on their own military, but they're spending much more the baltic states are up at 3 percent. so nato is in fact more prepared because allies are themselves more prepared. they've seen that they're there and the security is also threatened with this war on you cravens. so you've got entire military's with new equipment. a lot of the old stuff from stock titles has been sent to you for and so countries are buying newer, newer equipment. so i think that this really is

this appears to be one channel they want to use to monetize those non-core assets.elle: i'm interested in the market reaction to this. have you spoken to anyone out there to get there perspective on this? we did see alibaba spiking 3%, does that tell you that investors are still a little bit cautious on how to interpret this? rishaad: it's all up in the air to some extent too. >> that is the question, the logistics arm was trying to ipo sometime next your. we've seen some bonds with their other ipo plans. the grocery arm is also suspending their ipo plans at the moment. he just remains to be seen how that will affect a lot of their future spinoff plans. rishaad: having a look at alibaba and the movement there as well. a big power shift for the chipmaker, the main chipmaking partner for apple and nvidia. awaiting confirmation from the tsmc board. we been talking about apple, they are preparing to pull some smart watches from american stores. they are -- best buy, walmart and target continue to sell the watches despite the dispute. sony says it is still looking to hea

some of them monetize. that could triple or go up five times very easily.ed on that company improving. you will be nervous about under waiting that. interesting story. >> we have been talking about valuations being so cheap for such a long time in china. it really makes you understand how much geopolitics is playing a role in this. even with the fundamental story for china right now, how many actually want to put into that. >> not a lot? some investors say we don't want to deal with that. others will look at it at the end of the day and if you are a manager and you need to make some of those tough decisions, the president of china came to the u.s. late last year. the good news is there are efforts to take down the temperature. i'm not naive to expect the relationship will get easier from here. but at least the temperature has been declining. there is an effort to improve the back channels of communication. we will have to see. investing is based on valuations. i think from a tactical perspective, investors might want to profit from that. >> the person most

. >> how do you monetize this? >> we don't. not at all. we are a nonprofit. we do accept donations. about 110,000 people go and contribute to us. were contributing now because we are getting attacked by large-scale publishers. libraries are under attack everywhere. politician advocating book bans, legislatures now defunding libraries. large-scale publishers and public corporations megacorporations that are suing the internet archives and suing maryland state for having that. to pass a law saying that publishers have to go and give reasonable licensing deals to libraries. they are suing the internet archive. we are seeing libraries under attack. we now have a digital world. if you have one copy on a publishers server, and they can change and delete it on any time. that is what they are doing. they changed agatha christie. other books that are famous have been changed. thousands of books were taken off academic bookshelves. that teachers were teaching with. we basically have a level of control we have never seen in the real book industry. basically the netflix of books. it is not what

we're going to start to look to monetization of a.i.en that. >> we are. and then, the larger question, sara, that i know you're going to be following and we'll talk about for years to come is the productivity gains potentially that will -- that are expected to come or how much will come from the implementation of various generative a.i. software within the enterprise. >> across industries. >> across industries. >> is it going to help energy companies? is it going to help financials? if jim were here, he would note the move in financials which was higher this morning and has been flexing strength. financials, as a group, he says, obviously is good for them and good for overall economy. industrials are up today. little bit of a cyclical bid, despite the fact that tech is down and yields are up. i think as long as yields don't spike or get out of our range, then the market can continue to do okay and that's what we're seeing today. >> all right. time for a faber report. >> let's get that picture. >> roll that new animation, everybody. look

monet, manet, degas, pesaro, they all settled in paris.t exhibition of impressionism, which was nicknamed the salon of the rejected, spectators spat in the works. they did not understand their too lively style and fast writing speed. the paintings that were familiar to the public of that time were very detailed and took months to complete. one of famous critics of the time, louis leroy , jokingly called the artists printmakers, saying they were too impressionable persons. i’m not even able to finish the picture. this stereotype. stuck to future geniuses forever. that is why manet's works caused such mixed reactions. critics called her raw, undercooked wallpaper, insulted her in every possible way and humiliated her in the press. could you ever have thought that the impressionists would very soon conquer the whole world? well, in the meantime, let’s move from france back to our country. especially we have news. grodno motorists creatively congratulated the residents of the region on the new year; they did it with such a bison from almost 20

we are going to see company separate in terms of monetizing ai as we go forward.aroline: is it earnings that we have to become obsessive about? is it other guides through the year? launches? what will it take when we decide which winners and losers? danny: all of the above. we are in the position where the financial performance needs to come through for the company's getting an ai halo effect. i would say, you were talking about micron, there are parts of the technology market that have underperformed but where there are high-quality businesses. memory is an area where there are three providers globally. it has been in the most significant downturn that we've seen in many years because of the overbuild during covid, but now it is starting to improve. the most important thing for stocks like that is when things start to improve and that has implications across memory providers as well as semi conductor capital equipment providers that provide the equipment to build new fabs to support demands in memory driven by the things that have driven historically, now a kicke

people using ai will be using it to monetize and obtain profitability. that will be the key thing for 2024. >> most definitely that's going to be key looking ahead to ai space. rashmi, thank you so much for joining us. rashmi garg from aldhabi capital. >>> we'll be speaking from carson block from the muddy waters capital. join us at 1900 cet or 6:00 p.m. local where he'll be revealing his latest short pick. >>> natua is considering selling most of its avon international brand business. the brazilian cosmetics company which does not own avon in the u.s. is expected to combine the door-to-door beauty brands latin american operations with its own business joining avon international. this is quite interesting. when i think of avon, i think of the '80s ladies walking from house to house pitching their products, word of mouth. i always think to myself how can that model work in today's world and many corporates are having the same question. >> that culture of the avon lady and ding dong, avon calling. they acquired avon excluding the avon business in the u.s.

i am proud of the leadership and insight of the noble people of iran, dear islamic monet it is recorded in the memory and history of the iranian nation. it is our duty to all of us to honor the 9th and show that we are behind the islamic republic and the nation of iran. 9th of january is a great day in the history of the iranian nation , god willing, on this day of march, god willing , we have a powerful presence so that a fist is put in the mouth of the islamic enemies of jerusalem. with the power of muslims, they will go to oppression and go to hell. foznak foznak or qa'idna foznak foznak foznakna buzhana fuznakna atrak sheikh ali llama atrak sheikh ali for the people of muhammad , the sum of all the people of muhammad, the sum of our united position in the return of all the people of muhammad. resist, but it's this country that's waging a genocide against the palestinian people , it's this country, the united states that sent the weapons manufactured by us companies, paid for by our tax dollars, mine and your tax dollars that have killed upwards of 10,00 palestinian children in gaza

mistaq, with the leadership and vision of the noble people of iran, dear islamic monet , has been recorded in the memory and history of the iranian nation. it is our duty to all of us to honor the 9th and show that we are behind the islamic republic and the nation of iran. 9th of january is a great day in the history of the iranian nation, god willing, on this march day , god willing, we have a powerful presence to put a fist in the mouth of the enemies of islam, the first jerusalem. to be with the power of muslims, they are oppressing and fighting against this. the construction of this house is by my own hand . didi gharibeh, a grocery item wants to be exported, creating competition and removing the golden signature in support of women, and this eid night is very eid. they promise not to think about having children in these 4 years. it was one of thousands. one of the thousands of medical and paramedical students who had a child while still a student . unfortunately , we are not even allowed to think about second children at all. the solution was in the hands of parliamentarians. with a p

since early 20 # 20 they've had $9 trillion increase in federal spending. 60% of which was monetized your basic -- >> there's where -- larry: fiscal and monetary inflation. some of that's trump but not all of it. >> so a couple observations. number within, you cite these, well, we might face a recession next year. we also show some polling, most americans think we're already in a recession. larry: yes. >> the middle class, one of the things that came shining through, the middle class got screwed by this biden inflation. they're feeling 15-20% increase in prices and just because inflation has come down doesn't mean that higher prices, they are permanent. and so they're getting really screwed by this. number two, the first chart we showed at at this conference was i'm tired of people saying we can't grow out of these problems. we can grow out of these problems. larry: sure we can. >> if we get back to the, i think you said 3.2 -- larry: 3.5. 1947-2000. 3.5% per annum. >> even if we get 3, let's be modest here -- larry: screw it. 5% in tax cuts. screw it. [laughter] 5% during the reagan

when is it going to be monetized? 2024.k from advancing to the november of 2021 high at 699. >> prbrynn, you say you wished u owned it. >> most stocks don't outperform the 90-day t-bill. they're in the thick of ai, which they will monetize. so they have this fly wheel that i think they will continue to be a winner. yes, it's in the top ten, so i own it. but i would have loved to have owned this name years ago. >> "final trades" right after this break. [ "i'll be seeing you" by the five satins ] ♪ ♪ at pgim, finding opportunity in fixed income today, helps secure tomorrow. our time-tested fixed income suite, backed by over 145 years of risk experience, helps investors meet their goals. pgim investments. shaping tomorrow today. as an independent financial advisor, i stand by these promises. as a fiduciary, i promise to be the financial steward that you and your family need. i promise to put your long-term financial well-being above any short term transaction. everyone has a big picture. my job is to help you invest in yours.

i think they're now in the early stages of really monetizing. i wouldn't be surprised to see the stock into the mid-20s at some point this year. >> so i saw this move and i was reminded by one of our producers that joe bought twilio. guys, that stock is up 30% in three months. whether now is time to ask the question, be should you trim some of these massive winners, that have gone up in such a short period of time or if it's just time to buy certain names where the fundamental story is supportive. josh just made the case around snap. so we looked at five of your best winners. since november 1st, that's when the whole thing started. the gains are astounding. kari, black stone, up -- >> use 2022. >> i know. >> averaging the two years. >> i got you. i got you. but, still, it's hard to ignore what's happened recently. that's why i want to have this conversation. what you just did, josh, proved that you need to have a much wider lens into how you would view particular stock's move and i love that. it is up 39%, sherwin at american express. give me th

listen to this, since early 2020, federal spending has increased $9 trillion and 60% of that has been monetizedy the fed. that from former federal reserve governor kevin warsh. now that is your basic fiscal and monetary inflation which unfortunately has washed out much of the productivity and wage gains of the trump tax and job act of 2017. so almost surely the economy is headed for a significant slump. now it suffered inflationary recession in the first half of 2022. maybe headed for deflationary recession next year 2024 but there is a way out. there is a cure. how about spending less, taxing less, regulating less, and fracking more? how about putting big government socialism into a deep dig grave and replace it with economic freedom where free-market capitalism is the best path to prosperity? you know growth makes people happier and america could use more growth and happiness. that is my riff. we'll talk more about all this economic stuff later in the show with steve moore and michael falkander. first up let's bring in kansas senator roger marshall. senator, welcome back to the show. i would

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the final week of monet before the asian nations championship and after that the national team camp startsthe 12th, of course, we have games in these three or four days until wednesday , that is, the 13th, saturday, sunday, monday and wednesday , zubahan and golgohar sirjan. that both teams are good teams, zuban, and matam's team , it can be said that it has changed, that mohammad rabiei put it together very well and he left it in the same condition that he had for a couple of years. there are teams that do not have good conditions in this season and last season, it can be said that they put the unimportant games at the end of the season that the players invited to the national team. they can collect it until tuesday. it is exactly the same. we also have a friendly match for the 19th, which is against indonesia , behind the closed draw of onur in qatar. our 18th team will leave iran, and i will add legioneira to it. it's very difficult for the kids to go there. we are changing with south korea . it can be said that it has changed. we are playing against japan, which is very good and powerf

get closer to the best version of yourself, happiness is a commodity, the sale of which is highly monetizedno magic, simple arithmetic. today all our students made a numerological wish map and launched their wishes into 2024. the consulting company iforce published the results of a study in which they took part. a representative of a small medium-sized business, a managerial position, turned to such methods when making a decision. according to respondents, isoteric practices will help increase profits and the number of clients build a successful personal brand. the most popular among those who have used it is the astrological forecast of the situation. 90%. a document released at the end of december by the commission to combat the false science of... astrology helps to navigate, take very precise, correct actions, not act blindly, but see the complete structure, both retrospective and prospective, which allows you to have a completely different quality of life, a different result from your actions. this is how her astrological navigator shows the way russia in 2024. the leadership of the ru

of course, let’s give some numbers, viewers really love numbers, so with blogging it’s clear, monetizationney? this is how you can somehow average out a little, well, to make it clear, there is a liter of honey, i don’t know, a liter of honey costs 20 rubles. a liter of honey costs 20 rubles. well, how many times did you probably consider this for yourself, well, it was interesting, here’s one hive, for example, yes or how to calculate correctly, one bee colony can bring honey per season, well, at a minimum it should bring a bucket of honey, 10 liters is best when it brings three buckets, and what season is this year, how is this year, year 30 liters per year is one. well, it’s not much, there are apiaries that bring a lot more, but they are located somewhere in a larger place, we have a forest, we don’t have much honey production here, yeah, it’s spring there, then something blooms, then the forest and it’s still a long way to the field you need a piece of distance so that it’s not a fact that something tasty will sow there there, what can be collected there, it’s a little of yours, your

that marriage is being exploited and monetized. sold to so many different entities. >> juju: early on, she knew nothing about business. in her first contract, she agreed to a season-long salary of $7,250 and no residuals. >> i know that my content is all over the world. that i did 15 years ago before i knew there would be a peacock streamer or any streamers or gifs or memes or anything, youtube, social media. so we signed our lives away, not realizing where it would be distributed for decades to come. >> juju: the idea of residuals is every time your episode plays again, you get a little tiny bit more money. the more popular your show is, the more it's going to get played again. rick shownstein says the old ways are outdated. >> a person who comes on a show in the first instance is not given residuals. and i bet at the start of reality television, nobody thought that was strange. the industry has changed. the technology has changed. so it does create a new landscape. those original contracts will still be enforced according to thei

how do you monetize this? we don't at all. zero, none. so we are a nonprofit. we do accept donations. so there's a little part on our archive board and about 110,000 people go and go and contribute to us. and actually more are contributing now because we're being attacked by these large scale publishers and other trolls. so in the libraries are really under attack everywhere. so we have politicians advocating book bans. we have legislatures now going and defunding libraries. we have these large scale publisher core corporations, billion dollar mega corporations that are suing not just the internet archive, but they sued maryland state for going and having the audacity to to pass a law saying that publishers have to go and give reasonable licensing deals to libraries. that was so they sued maryland and they're suing the internet archive. and so we're seeing libraries under attack. and what's happening is we now have a digital world. and if you just have one copy on library, on publishers servers, they can change and delete it at any time. and that's what's happe

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monet has extended his contract with rokhi blanco until 2027, with a 30% reduction in his salary, andsaturday night, on the 12th anniversary of his appearance on the bench of atlético , his student gave a valuable gift to this argentinian coach, who is the proudest head coach in the history of atlético, he is the creator of a special style of football is based on multi-layered and tough defense. along with deadly counter-attacks, and with this method , in recent years, it has always been among the main contenders for winning the la liga and won many honors for atlético brought piccolo two la liga championships, two appearances in the finals of the ucl durmany european league, the copa del rey, the european super cup and the spanish super cup together with rokhi blanco . since 2011, when he took over the leadership of hedayatiko, simone has given this team the character of a champion and being a contender . he has performed well in ucl and his team has beaten many of the continent's football greats in these competitions. simone in atlético. i joined the gym and i will not spare any eff

alexander will donate more than 50% of their monetization to the armed forces.se of the suffering and destruction, because of the bombing, because of the fear of evacuation, everyone feels this revenge at the fiber level, to kill our soul, you do not have such calibers, death and grief, your faith. the wedge of this world, we kill the evil beast in order to live in peace, children, she is the one who will bury the devil, in the home, even in the world they will proudly say, glory to ukraine. the year 2024 is coming, and we congratulate everyone, those who are at the front, those who waiting, you who help, you who volunteer. ukraine is now like one ball, and i really want this unity to give strength. well, the new year is only a few minutes away, listen. we are listening to the traditional address of president volodymyr zelenskyi to ukrainians. dear people, dear ukraine. the year 2023 will end very soon. another year of our independence, another year of our struggle for independence. another year of war, war for our land, for our freedom, one for. after asking mi

how does this integrate into the existing suite of services and how will it be monetized? will be integrated into google as well as their ai assistant, some of the fundamentals beginning to be included in those operating systems and consumer features this year. we are going to see more advanced variations of the gemini model be applied next year and certainly for a monetization standpoint, you know, you can hook in ai for many uses, for selling things. you can hook it up into understanding more data customers, able to sell that in the case of google and other providers. the monetization is limitless. there are companies that are charging for use of their ai models. at this point, i don't cai in the very short term bringing a lot of revenue in terms of these new models and features but over time, the possibilities are limitless and that is why this is exciting to investors. it is not only fueling the stock market right now but it can fuel the revenue of these companies probably not too long from now. haidi: the other story i am fascinated by is this idea that tesla's superc

the agreement was signed during a meeting in the format “monet’s dialogue”, with the participation ofs in the village of turya paseka in the transcarpathian region, you must agree, everything was done behind the backs of the ukrainians, who continue to naively think that they have democracy, and ukraine is europe. at the same time, it is impossible to attribute dictatorial habits and the cancellation of elections to the war with putin. the same economist, 2 days ago, announced the first reason for the usurpation of power. zelsky's rating is 32% versus zaluzhny's 70. plus the army is for zaluzhny, but it seems that everyone has turned their backs on zelsky, even western masters. colonel mcgregor said that since the elections were cancelled, it means that kiev is on the verge of capitulation, and zelsky is completely following the path of musalini, i will remind you how the italian duci ended up, a crowd of partisans, first killed him, and then threw stones at him, they danced on the dead telesolini and then for a long time, his circle was mockingly beaten, the body was eventually disfi

happiness is a product, the sale of which is highly monetized, no magic, simple arithmetic.ay all our students made a numerological wish map and launched their wishes into 2024. the consulting company iforce published the results of a study in which. thousands of entrepreneurs from various fields took part. the purpose of the study is to find out how loyal representatives of the russian business community are to esotericism and whether they consider it an effective tool in their work? overall, we were surprised that 30% is almost everyone the third, they believe that esoteric methods, appeals to astrology, numerology, therology, and so on, are useful. every third businessman, representative of small and medium-sized businesses, and managerial positions, turned to such methods when making decisions. according to those surveyed, esoteric practices will help increase profits and the number of clients and build a successful personal brand. the most popular among those who used it is this astrological forecast for the situation, 90%. released at the end of december , the document

happiness is a commodity, the sale of which is highly monetized, no magic, simple. arithmetic. today all our students made a numerological wish map and launched their wishes into 2024 . "the consulting company iforce published the results of a study in which thousands of entrepreneurs from various fields took part. the purpose of the study is to find out how loyal representatives of the russian business community are to esotericism and whether they consider it an effective tool in their work? overall, we i was surprised that 30%, that's almost every third, believe that from..." 90%. a document released at the end of december by the commission on combating lg science under the expert council of the russian academy of sciences looks like a response to the results of this study. academicians published a revealing memorandum about astrology. astrology does not satisfy the most important methodological criteria of scientificity. it does not have requirements for reproducibility and verification of results. there is no search and verification of explanatory models. and it does not sa

belarus, all my honey is sold out, this is another one that is, youtube is, on the one hand , monetizationd. this is an advertising platform that promotes your honey, yes, yes, yes, cool, our hero is not only involved in honey, and even though mikhail’s farm is not very large, there is also something to see and someone to talk about. how many animals do you already have and how long ago did you have them here? uh, about two years ago i got rabbits here, i brought five or six rabbits here, i started them right away, they seemed to multiply without any problems, there were a few of them here the time reached up to 40 pieces there. well, it was just nice , they didn’t pay attention to my uh fence, they came out here and ran around, well, that is, they lived in their natural habitat, well, basically, yes, yes, someone was eating them up, of course, this grid appeared here uh , a kite came into the cell and just walked around and waited, and so, what about the pigs you have, how many, how uh, so this is a big one - this is a sow that gave birth to 10 piglets here, i already bought her. uh ferti

brading what doing exactly to show a sign of victory which is pathetic earlier today the euro made moneting body said in a statement which will circulated they documented storming of incubation of many shelters in gaza and arresting lots of people with among them doctors, journalists academics and all people and i want to add to that they were arresting everybody of 15 and they stribing them from their... closed and they blindfold them and they have hand them and they exterminate and execute some, they take some naked nearly to unknown places, this to b to their own thirsty blood thirsty population, we got hammas fighters, they going into shelters, safe areas, they designated themselves, united nation knows that, talked about that, they killing a lot of people aressing lot of people, telling their own people even in in the at the beginning when they were pushing people from the... of gaza to the south we witnessed rasheed street in gaza how many was killed and there is this one a bike was filming and and crying for help and the same thing road between the south and north and south they were

stories is still drive ing a lo of monetization on meta.he part that may be less well understood is the fact that messaging, whatsapp and messenger, these are emerging as new billion dollar businesses for meta. we think that's going to be a major theme in the year ahead and one reason why we like that stock. >> i'm curious about your outperform on instacart, because this one was a more controversial, i would say, new entrant in terms of the ipo market, questions about the mote. i know they get an increasing portion of revenues from online ads, which may be why you like it, but the overall business, what do you think are the prospects for that, and what's the sentiment like from some of your institutional clients on this one? >> yeah, sentiment on instacart is quite mixed. i think the prospect of a lot of competition from doordash, from uber, is what keeps a lot of investors on the sidelines with this one. while that's clearly true, what we like about it is the very large market that grocery presents. it's still very underpenetrated in e-com

. >> there are going to be bad actors who take this stuff and monetize it and do bad things with it.rter: this professor studies deepfakes at berkeley. >> the ears are pretty good biometric. >> all around the world now. you're seeing interference, and disinformation campaigns and fraud. >> reporter: already we've seen fake videos of ukrainian president zelenskyy. even a fake attack on a pentagon. >> in two minutes, the stock market dropped half a trillion dollars. that's insane from a single image. >> reporter: how to spot a deepfake? well, that's hard. slow down. don't just reshare something that feels real to you. search online for the image you're seeing. if it's fake, someone out there probably knows. and check your sources. if you don't prorecognize where came from, don't post it. the professor warns those tips won't last. >> in three months they won't work. >> thank you for having me. >> reporter: jake ward, nbc news, san francisco. >>> still to come, it's a love story, and the packers just said yes. the new savior of eebagrn y takes on the next great american dynasty, right af

missiles and so on further, and so on, that is, they live here and now and they are generally about monetization values, they... know how to feel the power behind them, shine with a reflected light, let's say so, and because of this, they start hyping here and there attacking the representatives of the journalistic workshop, do you see a threat in the fact that you and i have been talking for quite a long time for more than half an hour about the fact that these neuroses, some tensions, cracks in relations between people, between environments, between authorities, actors, between, between the government and the military, military leadership, it's dangerous, that's what i'm thinking , it's terribly dangerous, it's definitely dangerous, because a country can win only when its outer fortress wall is higher than the inner fence, if the inner fence becomes higher than the outer fortress wall, then the country begins to fall apart, the country begins to fight, with itself, and not with an external enemy, and certainly a significant part of the russian ipso, informational and psychological special oper

pray about it as a big production or business or whatever, we currently have a policy that we don't monetize military, today, everything we do, we integrate into new developments and everything else, today, such simulators are already purchased, but we devote a considerable part of our time to it this volunteer training. in different parts and travel with our mobile simulators and provide the opportunity for the military to train precisely in the cities or in our sites, which are built specifically so that the fighters can train. mr. igor, thank you very much for these explanations, for the work you do for our armed forces, and i will remind our viewers that this was igor bilov, co-owner of pss biologics 7, which develops simulators for various. weapons systems from small arms to manpads, djevali in other directions, which are used by our armed forces in order to increase the effectiveness of the use of these weapons in combat, to reduce the actual training of our soldiers. so, if we can draw conclusions after talking with our experts and industrialists, then we really have the potential to

this is the traditional of this tradition of food in the, in monetize it. is it vision, but here you know, it's quite me the base, the most most popular and what we think is dish is in fact rabbits needs or rather yes phrases are bits. are the guidelines for there are some similarities between multi use and arabic languages. so i'm going to do a little test the what do you call this? in most cases in arabic, we say i've seen yes and what is called a gina. it's almost the same. yes, this is because i was told my teeth language is very close to eric language. i see now you say i seem to submit to the language. in fact, it's 66, the president of his comes from our and they can because of a room by the art of support a very long time. so we talk now when i say at q feet table, does you say yes, is this a new, you know, not these language? yes. all right, well yeah, and this one, the pilot, the when the p thing. know that's comes from italian prison. these entity. that's why we say by zillow. oh yeah. so, so was yes, the same, you wouldn't say for a $916.00 to s