in fact maybe even more intuitive. >> this is already better than siri. you listen to that, siri?i'm sorry, i'll try harder. >> weather in dublin? a bit nippy. >> what does that mean? >> it's cold. >> doesn't seem happy. >> where do you plug the charger? >> you feed it. you feed it a burrito. >> low battery. low battery. cheers. >> see, you're right. easy enough. >> sit, check it out. yeah! >> where is he wearing a helmet? >> kept on dropping it on the ground. >> remember those unlock codes? they can come back to bite you. >> change language, german. will you remind me to get milk on the way home? [ speaking in foreign language ] >> are you [ bleep ]. >> heck, heck, heck. just a funny parody put together by the guys over at foil arms and hog. >> where did paul go? maybe set to roaming. >>> in rural places in america you might see a coyote cross your path or maybe a bear. in india, a tiger. and then if i just stop, sit down, and interfere with your progression. >> what are you going to do, confront it? >> catch it by the tail? >> what you're going to do is remain calm. you think th

forget what siri says.a on this one, jenny joyce thank you so much. >>> the start of the chinese super bowl. 2018 is the year of the dog, a knitting year as the eagles declared themselves the underdogs. they said we'll take that on. fans and others gather to do the penn museum yesterday for the 37 and annual chinese new year celebration. there was even a dog of the year instagram photo contest. eagles fans hope this is a good sign for the birds in the super bowl. >> it's probably no coincidence that the eagles are underdogs this year, considering the year of the dog. so probably in the cards for them to win is what my money is on. >> the penn museum was founded in 1887 and dedicated to the study and undertaking of human history and diversity >>> a new jersey transit bus driver behind the wheel with a phone in miss hand clearly texting and driving. at one point he doesn't have either hands on the wheel. the passenger said he feared for his life. the driver not on the job anymore and people who have seen this

. >>> plus alexa, siri, google assistant. >>> and the bears who have a new home at the oakland zoo. >>> there could be a path to citizenship for hundreds of thousands of young people that were brought to this country as children and are now here illegal i. >>> president trump sounding optimistic tick that a bipartisan immigration deal is possible. but he's also signaling a major shift in policy, a path to citizenship for hundreds of thousands of young undocumented citizenship. president trump now says he's open to granting d.r.e.a.m.ers citizenship after ten years. the president also left open the possibility he would extend the march 5 daca deadline that he set if congress doesn't reach an agreement. there's been grumbling on capitol hill from both democrats and republicans that the president hasn't provided enough details of what aboexactly whats to see in bill. developed through conversations with lawmakers from both parties, officials here say it represents a compromise that both republicans and democrats can support. it includes the same four bullet points the white house has bee

i am controlling all of my house with siri using the iphone. so i think about all of these things, the usage of it, now, it is something that you just don't leave home without your iphone. so no, i think it is in the early stages, still. i don't see it in that light at all. emily: controlling your home with your device is still a fairly niche behavior. when do you see that becoming more mainstream? tim: i think it is going to become more mainstream this year, honestly, because we built it into ios 10. after that, you saw more and more accessories coming to the market that were home kit enabled, and it is super easy to set up. we just made it easier for accessory vendors to be compatible with home kit, because you now can use software encryption. you don't have to actually have hardware encryption to go. so i think that also unleashes even more accessory guys to join. and i think people are increasingly going to want to automate different parts of their home. i wouldn't live without it at this point, right? it's one of those things that you go,

you know, one of the advantages that we have is that there are a lot of things that siri knows how too from the phone. and so, we will start with a patch of those, and then you can bet that there is a nice follow-on activity there as well. emily: let's talk about e-commerce, which is very important to these devices. i can order paper towels on my amazon echo. does this tell us about apple's aspirations in retail? tim: no, i wouldn't read into it in that regard. what i would read into it is that apple is a company that deeply cares about music and wants to deliver a great audio experience from the home. we feel like we reinvented it in the portable player area, and we think we can reinvent it in the home as well. and we know that people want a speaker now to do more than that, and obviously we want a speaker to do more than that, and so we are sort of combining what has been thought of to be two distinctly different things until now. emily: how long have you been working on this? tim: multiple years. so, the underlying technology in here is something to behold and to get the experience

hey, siri — turn on the christmas tree. done. alexa, play some christmas carols. music plays.understand. luckily, i've invited two top pundits to help me look into our technology future. come in! hi! great seeing you! hello! go straight on through. rhiannon, where is social media going in 2018? is snapchat finally going to reach old people like me? that's a good question. what are you wearing, by the way? i've got your snap spectacles, rory, so i can snapchat on the go, take my pictures and upload them. that proved pretty, uh, unsuccessful, didn't it, in 2017? as far as we know, snapchat didn't sell half as many of their spectacles as they were expecting to, so i think they are still making a really big play for a more general audience — at the moment, it is still very much heavily weighted towards teenagers, kind of like the under—24s that are using snapchat. but on the sort of reverse side, facebook‘s membership isjust going up and up and up — something like a third of the world is now on facebook. now, how good is it at animating us? i'm sure this will catch on, but maybe n

i asked siri if a certain boy would text me. she sent a text to him will you ever text me. be held thursday. the responses came in. i'm drinking in her name this weekend. someone says i have not had a date for 24 years, but the sympathy is so real right now. you poor thing. tons of people wanted to know did he text you back. she posted an update. i want to thank everyone for kind words and condolences during these tragic times. i did receive a text back. yes, i was hit with an unfollow. in the words of queen mother beyonce, boy bot. she can have fun with it. a horrifying moment. >> i departmeidn't know siri wo that. >> when someone has a sense of humor. >> she's a catch. >> somebody will text her. >> way to look at glass half full. thank you, dylan. >>> still to come, are more kids on the way for justin timberlake and jessica biel? what he has to say about his >>> still to come on "today," the u.s. government in shutdown mode. what happens next and what does it mean for you? >>> and also from pigs to dogs and even kangaroos. the changes on delta airlines when it comes to ta

siri is picking patriots.ns battle of the digital assistants super bowl night. >>> cbs three is your station for eagles coverage. we are just one win away folks we will have everything eagles for you leading up to and of course, after the big game. >>> well, game show on your phone and you can win real money. we will tell you about the craze sweeping the nation up next. >>> also a local hospital system putting up tents outside emergency rooms, why they say they are dealing overf. >>> amazing body cam video as fire fighters make an unexpect find inside a burnout home, kate. >>> well, we are taking you in the weekend with our weekend watch and talking about warmer weather returning once again yet another weekend with temperatures above average we're talking 50's but weekend also brings our next system rain showers will develop especially through the day on sunday and that ace long a cold front so you can guess what might happen next week? your daughter wants to stay organic. your husband wants to stay free from

estes growing media growth, literally kicking the but of siri in full view of everyone.ly: jeff bezos had this to say about the deal. health care business is complex and we enter this challenge with open eyes about the degree of difficulty. for more i want to bring in zach steve from health care venture activities. >> what a week for health care innovation. worst apple is getting into the space and now the announcement that amazon, berkshire hathaway, and jpmorgan main. if you look at amazon, they spend somewhere between $3 million and -- $3 billion and $5 billion on health care, it is growing three times over inflation over the past years. leastillion in cost at for amazon. the fact that they are getting health care, that they are frustrated with the way it has worked and they are trying to disrupt the industry, it doesn't surprise me. have: what details do we about how this is going to work? >> we don't know how it will work. jpmorgan,hathaway, and amazon are taking on health care. a say that want to look at transparency, look at doing stuff digitally, bring down cost

siri can sends a text so of course she is trying to one up siri or keep up with siri by adding this newre, so if you have the amazon echo oral election an in any of devices, then you can just ask her, alexa, sends a message, and it will sends a text to who ever you are asking her to text. so pretty cool. personal assistant. >> really alexa in their kitchen? hurry, oh, gohe store. al election, a you can just, yes, text it out. >> i like >> painting nice picture. >> very specific. many sorry. >> grease on your hands? >> well, c or do you have sends a text and like uh-huh, now i have to wash my hands,>> r you're doing on the couch. >> on the couch you should be able tods are greasy. you could be eating the chicken on the couch. >> oh,>> or visiting crisco. >> oh, friend just said hello to us. hello, sir. >> hi,. >> hillary, see you tomorrow. >> that was real nice. >> thanks, hillary. >> he is a mall walker. did alexa now like you were saying will turn on, they have light bulbs, walk in your house, turn on my lights. >> remember when the clap on úlike the new version that far. >> this was t

we're turning to siri and how who to date? >> and i'm going to ask you one more time, the big lead you missed. >> that's right. tom brady's thumb, and the question of whether he's going to be playing on sunday. we'll have that story and perhaps the eagles that should be soaring as well. >> i like your green. is that green? >> no. i'm going to wear my green shirt and tie tomorrow. i couldn't find a green suit. the 70s are over with. >> can >> i can give you a couple addresses. >> i bet you could. >> go eagles. >> thank you. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. of. >> i think rosemary literally almost fell out of her chair for a brief moment. let's take a look at the temperature trend here. this is aucwesome. we were in the 30s on thursday. our high capped on 40s on friday. the average is 40 degrees. check where we're going. 55 degrees for our saturday. 52 sunday and 53 even on your monday. and this weekend dry as well. this is perfect. let's go to the hour by hour for today. 29 degrees right now. the time this morning almost

. >> lieutenant colonel david siry teaches history at the military academy and director of west point oral history center. how long has the history center been associated with the academy >> since about 2007. i have been the director since 2015, january. >> what is the value of an oral history? >> well, for us we try to make it accessible to the cadets so they can use it for their research but all of our videos and interviews are open source so anyone in america can get online and look at our interviews and hopefully learn something about our history from them. >> as an historian what is the place oral history holds in the overall study of history? >> oral historyies help add detail. if you are writing a paper or book about something and you find oral histories you can pull information from that to add a little bit of color or nuance to what you are writing about. it gives you have the experience of the people that lived through it. it is interesting because memories are different. people remember things differently and they change a little bit over time. so, it is good to add to some

, and i'll get just jennifer and not only to hear them, but i can respond. >> i've done that using siris is way better, trust me. >> siri, it's like sentence thursday, june 3rd from, and by the time you get to it you crashed into a tree. so hopefully that would eliminate that i want to ask about the backlash on big tech. over in davos, mark ben oioff sitting with andrew sorkin listen to this. >> you do it the same way you regulated the great industry here's a product, cigarettes, they're addictive, you know, they're not good for you maybe there's all different kinds of forces for you trying to get you to do certain things. >> is that how you feel, by the way, about social media? >> for the most part, yeah >> thinking about it as like a cigarette, in that kind of addictive way? >> i think that foe shush technology has addictive qualities and product designers are working to make it more addictive, and we need to rein that back as much as possible. >> there's mark benioff, a big name in silicon valley sake that facebook is kind of like smoking, what that marc is very interesting he said s

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. >> lieutenant colonel david siri teaches history at the u.s. military academy at west point and also is the director of west point's oral history center. how long has the oral history center been associated with the academy? >> it's been associated with the academy since about 2007. i've been the director since 2015, january. >> what is the value of an oral history? >> well, for us, we try to make it accessible to the cadets say s.o. they can use it for their research, but, really, all of our videos, all of our interviews are open sourced so anyone in america can get online, look at our interviews and hopefully learn something about our history from them. >> well, as a historian, as a professional historian, what's the place that oral histories hold in the overall study of history? >> well, oral histories help add a lot of detail. for example, if you're writing a paper, a book about something, and you find some oral histories, that -- you can pull information from that to add a little bit of color or a little bit of nuance to what you're writin

away, maybe some people use the siri part i think they need more data. experiential data to tweak it. >> so siri has always sort of been dogged by the fact that it doesn't work as well as it feels on the amazon device or google device i don't know where microsoft's cortana fits in that at the same time, i think it's trying to do a lot more to its credit i think that those other services are much more limited am i wrong >> well, i think people are in front of their phones all the time so their expectation of siri is high at the same time, the bar is rising on all of the natural language technology, all of the a.i. technology and the data you need to drive these things when you look at how amazon is using it, they're driving commerce they're going to use it to drive advertising. so they've got a broader platform so the platform more is on the voice input, natural language processing and a.i. are really racing forward >> by the way, there was a study. we talked about it on the show maybe three weeks ago. most people who have an alexa at home, apologies if w

apple has really not capitalized on their early leadership with siri into a more general home controlg made a series of announcements with their bixby assistant, but they're late to the game and restricted to the samsung ecosystem. even jbl made a series of announcements with google assistant where they're supporting it on televisions, they have an audio product with it and headphones. >> thank you very much for joining us i guess it's around 3:00 a.m. there in vegas what's next for you this morning? are you hitting the tables or a nightclub? >> vegas never sleeps, but a lot of work to do here >> very diplomatic answer. thank you very much. the founder and ceo of brilliant. >>> coming up, the top trending stories including a key to a long life. betty white sharing the secret weapon she claims helped her live 95 years and many more. >>> and ikea's new ad is going viral. why the crib promotion is sending the teet iinrnnto a frenzy >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm for our top trending stories. leslie picker has all of what's buzzing. >> that's right. betty white has finally

one of the va advantages we havs of things that siri knows how to do, from the phone. and so we'll start with a patch of those. and then you can bet that there's a nice follow-on activity there as well. >> so let's talk about e-commerce. toommerce is very important these devices. my --order paper tulos on paper towels on my amazon echo. retail?s tell us about >> what i would read into it is apple is a company that deeply music.bout and wants to deliver a great audio experience in the home. we feel like we reinvented it in we portable player area and think we can reinvent it in the home as well. people want aat speaker now to do more than that. and obviously we want a speaker than that, and so we're sort of combining what has been thought of to be two distinctly different things until now. beenw long have you working on this? >> multiple years. the underlying technology in here is something to behold. get the experience that we wanted at the quality we know, like apple products in general take startingyears to do, from the core technology and then building up to the pro

it is a home speaker, like a son os but it has siri and the intelligence, the a.i. that echo has with alexa it doesn't own either one out right and that is where i think the problem is for apple if i'm in the market for this kind of thing, what do i get out of this i can't get from the existing products in the mark place and that is a big question mark on this. >> once upon a time when apple would come second or third or fourth to the market with a product, consumers would give them the benefit of the doubt and say it is an apple product, i've got max and i'll get that product. have they lost that. >> they are losing the edge. and even if they came late, it was a best product or the best version of that product. >> right. >> but the camel was firps of the airplanes but where are they now. i don't care who is first. do you think the home pod is worth double the price of the other products or triple the price. >> or triple the price again, it is home music, it is such a personal thing. that is what is also harder here is that you might already have a setup you like an

can play music and podcasts, read you the news and control other connected devices in your home with siri. it will go head to head with others on the market. as for the cost, apple's new home pod comes with a $350 price tag. >>> if you're in the market for a four-legged family member, please stick around because mike nicco will introduce us to this week's perfect pet. >>> speaking of pets, coming up, abc news anchor jessica castro has a great activity for all you dog lovers out there. a live look outside. no rain on our east bay hills weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> what a difference the flip of the calendar makes. december so dry. january, 15 of 25 days, 60% so far, with measurable rain. let's see what it's done to this month. all of us at a surplus, 111% of average in santa rosa, which will drop over the next six days when it doesn't rain. san francisco leading the pack at about 144% of average. if you go all the way back to october 1st, oh, didn't make much of a dent. san jose only 63% of ave

. >> i did, i woke up siri i got to bust it i can't. i woke up siri. >> jim cramer.cramer jim cramer jim cramer looking? >>i don't know. there's so many opinions out there, it's hard to make sense of it all. well, victor, do you have something for him? >>check this out. td ameritrade aggregates thousands of earnings estimates into a single data point. that way you can keep your eyes on the big picture. >>huh. feel better? >>much better. yeah, me too. wow, you really did a number on this thing. >>sorry about that. that's alright. i got a box of 'em. thousands of opinions. one estimate. the earnings tool from td ameritrade. >>> earlier this week we got a chance to hear from all sorts of consumer-oriented businesses at the gigantic icr conference in orlando, thank you, icr people, for having us down we didn't just speak to publicly traded companies we checked in with some startups that just might represent the future of retail take a company like faherty brands, f-a-h-e-r-t-y brands up and coming high end lifestyle brand focused on apparel and swim wear. the company has

feel free to engage with that office or feel free to report crimes and feel free to go that bad off sirielp to know that that officer is there to help youthe hotline has gotten over 500 calls aleady this week..which have mostly been rumors about raids that turned out to be unfounded and questions from some very scared people.the community is definitely very afraid and panics by these threats everyone everyone wants to know. set up an emergency plan for their family. people are very afraid and asking if my family member is detained how can i transfer parental guardian ship for my child because i'm afraid of this happening to me and being separated from my familya community organizer assisting with the hotline says it's dedicated to ice enforcement raid verification and response....and is not to be used for legal advice. we've posted that hotline number on our website, kron4.com. there you can also find a list of immigrant legal resources in the bay area. maureen kelly kron4 news. ( marty ) in the east bay... the mother injured when a stolen truck slammed into her car has been released fro

but artificial intelligence hasn't yet attained the level we've seen inside five films siri find it to the technical university braunschweig. artificial intelligence uses algorithms to control many forms of everyday technology such as the voice recognition software on our smartphones self driving kurds will it said one day replace human drivers cars driven by robots can ferry passengers around the clock autonomous vehicles will revolutionize the automobile industry again streakin from the technical university brown try is a prototype called leoni. how much artificial intelligence is there and lay any well this new loonie recognizes her surroundings she interprets what she sees a most decisions on that basis later only uses a laser scanner and sensors located around the vehicle while the prototypes being developed by a number of major companies are currently only allowed on the motorway. only he can do more she can cope with city traffic. is she really doing all this on her own. if a loon is driving by only intervene when she's close to an edge here for example there's bushes reaching o

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. >> sixers going for siri sweep against spurs tonight and they he have not won in san antonio since 2004. up by 16 and turn up defense. coast to coast for the dunk. 21 point and 7 assist and 3rd quarter we go joel embib with baseline swrumper. joel with a double, double, 18 point, 114 board and sixers end a 13-game losing streak. 97-78 final. >> and round two of the farmers insurance open on the ninth hole tiger woods snaps it no for birdie and made the tut cut the first time in 2 months he'll play and we have the final round here on cbs. >> big greetings. >> up next the opportunity >> simple question do you bleed green. >> prove it and you could enjoy a once in a lifetime opportunity♪ >>> the philadelphia ork from is looking for one lucky fan to conduct the orchestra as they perform the victory song. create a 30 second viingdo why you're the biggest eagles pass phone and the winner leaves orchestra next saturday night. if you want to apply you have everything you need toe know at cbsphilly.com. kate. >>> well, the weekend finally arrived and it will be another warm one. highs above

siri right now. what can. cut the cut on the dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb. the obscene the tom the. blood on the simpsons. blood on the simpsons. i listen to. this is a big dylan. more live news a rolling stone comes on the stone. blood and the run. love. the life. blood of. the un. the it seems to be. love. love. love love. love the game. nothing. but. the blah blah blah blah. blah blah. blah blah blah. coming from my. partner. gutman. our. movie. please. please. her the. the las. many bake moments our best of kid go on always for us and as big as these moments the house itself is and it's not just big it's special for instance you would never go out through the door like in an ordinary house how the south one made up this special exit fall the shrink it gets to get out of the children's room which is sia to the gob and well i'm going to try this special exit not yet off because it may sound when we have to say goodbye. sleep because he picked him up ok thank you governor the best is yet to her at that. time. thanks. again. meet the germans. and surprisingl

. >> sixers going for siri sweep against spurs tonight and they he have not won in san antonio since 2004. up by 16 and turn up defense. coast to coast for the dunk. 21 point and 7 assist and 3rd quarter we go joel embib with baseline swrumper. joel with a double, double, 18 point, 114 board and sixers end a 13-game losing streak. 97-78 final. >> and round two of the farmers insurance open on the ninth hole tiger woods snaps it no for birdie and made the tut cut the first time in 2 months he'll play and we have the final round here on cbs. >> big greetings. >> up next the opportunity cbs presented by target.... there's nothing more rewarding than achieving a hard earned goal. that's why target supports students run philly style. we work with kids to teach them the skills they need to achieve and set goals through marathon training. giving back has been part of our dna, so, the more we stay involved, the more we're being true to ourselves as a corporate partner. cbs eye on the community is sponsored by target. >> simple question do you bleed green. >> prove it and you could enjoy a on

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and siri is here making us super bowl snacks. i can't wait.i )m ...r main break. the crews are set to be on campus at least through the rest of the morning looking, working on those repairs. the break sent a cascade of water near carlos street. some students were unable to get back to their dorm. the school now calls the damage relatively minor. and they say the water service was -- or the water service is not being impacted. things are bogging down right now in oakland. mike inouye looking at traffic. >> it's oakland, it's past the coliseum into downtown. there's a live picture and the map will show you the same thing. actually both directions through downtown. but westbound for 580 and northbound for 880 as you commute to the maze, which actually moves well. the metering lights have been on all morning. the flowing has been relatively minor. right there's san mateo, the dumbarton bridge. the compression over towards the peninsula. the south bay continues with a slow ride through san jose. earlier problem, at tully. both kind of sorted themselves out

siri was groundbreaking not in new york city you see people walking down the street with their speaker on speaker phone asking siri like whatever conversation or argue p they're having or what year did washington cross the delaware. i actually think it's typical for the apple playbook. yes it's more expensive and yes it's late to the party but they're really focused on quality almost like if you're not a true music lover unless you buy this apple homepod. i think that's what the they're banking on so we'll see if it works to your point after the fantastically expensive iphone 10 we'll see if they can pull it off with the speaker but it's a bet on quality of sound and you hack an apple addict. that's really simple. neil: very quickly i'm sorry, markets up over 20 points the dow well into record territory, yet again. do you ever worry about this somewhat do you watch for? well we all worry when you haven't had a 3% correction for the second longest streak in history yeah you're worried but the advanced decline numbers are very strong high yield spreads, we're not seeing all of the tradit

. >>> meanwhile, siri is edging into our territory.read the news. >> apple's personal assistant with the help of a new speaker can offer users a news briefing. apple's attempt to keep up with similar offerings from alexa and google assistant. look at that. >>> 12 beauty contestants have been disqualified in a scandal that has rocked a pageant in saudi arabia. >> this is shocking. the contestants are camels. >> but they're beautiful. >> and they were kicked out of the contest for using botox. now, handlers resorted to injections to enhance the camel's lips, their noses and their jaws. >> they were hoping the botox would help them clinch a share of the $57 million in prize money at stake. listen, sometimes even camels need a little boost. >> everybody needs a little -- >> around the eyebrows. >> even when it's not a wednesday. more news after this. k delsym 1. this is charlie not coughing while trying not to wake zeus. this is charlie not coughing while sitting very still. and this is charlie not coughing while getting a little too into

there's google homes, siri in this category as well. i know this is the wave of the future. like a guy wearing a tin foil hat. i don't want people listening to me. there's not that exciting stuff going on in my house that should i worry about. the nsa, i got nothing going on. you're an expert in security. how do you feel about the devices that are listening to everything we do? >> well, i welcome they will. this is wave of the future. everything is listening and reacting to what you're doing. this is all part of what we call, by 2020 we'll have about 50 billion connected devices. >> 50 billion? >> absolutely. you can look at i from every aspect. now they'll have to figure out how they'll talk to each other, what kind of software. it is the future. we have to accept that and get the best of it. >> and you have what? alexa in your house? >> yes. no problem. >> and your spoken to listening to you. >> all the time. >> i've seen 4 k televisions on sale. you see them everywhere. i guess the big thing coming is 8 k. explain what's,000 lines of resolution -- 8,000 lines of resolutio

now we have siri, alexa, google home, leading to 33 million voice activated devices in circulation. is a voice recognition company that says it can offer bespoke voice services that aren't linked to the big web giants. dr peter cahill is founder and chief executive of voysis. we are sort of getting used to the idea of being able to talk to devices, aren't we? at the moment they are run by apple and google and they are run by apple and google and they have a lot of data on us. what you're offering is something different? i think for businesses and retailers in particular, a lot of them are quite concerned about if the way things emerges the only way you can buy a product online is by talking to amazon then amazon can give you that product directly or they can control which retailer that product is going to come from. for any of the other major retailers out there, they want to have a voice alternative maybe it is via a smart speaker or maybe it is just on their mobile app or on their website. you we re mobile app or on their website. you were telling me interesting statistics about a

apple siri goes into the pod. apple doesn't come to the consumer show.don't come to ces. >> no. they have a lot of developers. they will be focused on -- liz: accessories. >> think about "pokemon go." amazon wants all the companies to sell on their platform and it costs more. better richer, data analytics and google. liz: surprised you say ibm is a winner. >> that is a dark horse. they have been into blockchain technology for a long time. they will speak at the digital money forum. traded at pe at 11. they can get to 15 if there is market adaptation. >> fitbit, gopro, look at all those companies. liz: fitbit is not going there as they have in past-year-olds. >> they can't spend the money they have to address how they compete against bill stalwarts. liz: gopro is tanking, it was an $11 stock at the high of past 52 weeks. it is five bucks and change. >> one of the reasons. they're cutting out the trone mark -- drone market. they are actually laying off everybody in in in that division. they are doing mea culpa and looking to sell themselves. liz: kevin kel

. >> is siri artificial intelligenand google? >> yes, i think so, whether or not there thinking machines i would say no, but in the states of an optimization problem they would deftly fall into that round. >> what's the difference between a thinking machines and a learning machine? are we there yet. >> definitely not. we don't have intuition built into these machines. we do a really good job of conserving the obvious spread by show you a cap picture 95 or 96 would probably get it right, but the machines do an excellent job as well as identifying cap pictures but they are not really, sometimes their surprising us, but you probably drive a car really well so i think they're not yet thinking machines, there's no, they don't really show a lot of intuition behind what they're doing. >> doctor kennedy, what kind of research or what is the back and of that machine recognizing the face of a cat. what type of technology is that. >> generally a big network, it's a narrow network, i don't have a picture but the large networks were you input

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they introduced siri in 2011 before all their competitors, and they are falling way behind. voice is a huge one for them >> so a pa shaw that carter -- >> -- is a fan of "fast money", by the way she's actually introduced people we love her here >> if the absolute chart we are rolling over, i would be concerned. i like the absolute set up. >> would you rather that we deal with fang or chips which chart seems stronger without his take. >> what did you do today, peet >> you know, i love what the market has been doing for the first four or five trading sessions we averaged over -- which is $3 million above normal >> a quick programming note. do not miss po jana partners barry rosenstein and anne sheehan tomorrow exclusively at 12:00 p.m. >>> coming up, etherium re-claiming its clone by market cap. you will not believe where one of its creators thinking they're going next. >>> and feeling heat after bitter cold. we'll tell you which names got hit the harders, and which names our traders bought. >>> and what do pot and food stocks have in common? both flying high as a kite is it a

. >> you can dictate and siri never gets anything wrong. >> siri can understand everything you say >> hear s all your conversations. >> siri writes stuff that in no universe would anyone say the stuff she comes up with. john i don't know if you short apple but their voice recognition has a long, long way to go. >> i'm sure they'll get it right. i love my iphone. >> john, let's talk about your history. you've been buying stocks -- i think your dad started giving them to you for christmas when you were 12 and maybe at first you were a little bit of a reluctant stock owner but you caught on quickly, right >> i nell love with it and couldn't wait to go to my dad's brokerage office and watch the old transluxe machine and watch the stocks go by. >> so you've been doing this a long time, most of your life, and we've had a lot of conversations recently about bitcoin and the cryptocurrencies warren says he thinks that will end badly. he doesn't know what will happen but he thinks it will end badly. where do you stand on bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies >> i wouldn't get against warren and at

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and things he used to do, voice recognition so when you're talking to alexa, cover tan that or siri, it's all through those neural networks. we invented them here. why were we working on them? the task then, optical character recognition was the big task, handwriting. and it was handwriting to recognize phone numbers. when people wrote down phone numbers, you wanted to be able to automatically scan that and maybe auto dial. and, of course, the post office was interested in handwriting on letters so they could deliver the mail. turns out you needed a neuronetwork to do that, and you still do. but that's why we were working opposite. and now we continue working in that area. we didn't do quite as much for a period of time, now we're back in, but it is everywhere in the labs where we're looking at neural networks, data sciences we call it which is basically statistics and analytics but also mathematical models of things. that's the other way you can have an intelligent system, you can build a model in physics or engineering. so we work in all those areas across everything we do, but we