they are not skynet. they are not. >> skynet from rise of the machines with terminator. >> right. the terminator robot. that is not what we have. >> is there a point where you will actually see the robots and artificial intelligence kind of kb gain its own consciousness and thereby be starting to make their own decisions, things we don't program into the machines? >> i think there is a really important distinction to be made here. and frankly elon musk and others may be missing it. and that is the distinction between intelligence on the one hand and autonomy on the other. so think about a situation. you can have a lot of autonomy without having intelligence. that is a bunch of teenagers on a saturday night in downtown seattle. right? you have that. and frankly we already have that in the world of software. viruses, cyber weapons. these are autonomous systems sent out over the internet. they can do a lot of damage. and i do think we need to have a vigorous discussion and careful safeguards on the autono of software. that is one thing. but in the world of a.i., which is what elon mu

also increasingly the most peaceful because we're always afraid of them becoming skynet and killing us as well. which a lot of people talk about these days. it is okay. we'll be fine. >> the goal is none of us have to work because robots do all the work for us. melissa: thanks, guys. >> robot tv anchors. i can't wait. we know a few already. >>> siri got a body. how one company made a physical version of the personal assistant. it is ready to greet you as soon as you get home. >>> plus here is one way to get around all that snow. bikers in boston carving huge tunnels all around town. look at that! so cool. do you ever have too much snow? ♪ friday night, buddy. you are gonna need a wingman. and my cash back keeps the party going. but my airline miles take it worldwide. [ male announcer ] it shouldn't be this hard. with creditcards.com, it's easy to search hundreds of cards and apply online. creditcards.com. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can

love it because it is really powerful and exciting in this is an area we are looking into, but the skynet >> fcc chief tom wheeler? >> net neutrality is important please. thank you. >> smart watch? >> it will be a success but not a giant success as everyone hopes for. >> we've got to go. women in the valley? >> yea -- yay. >> unfortunately, we have two leave it there. >> you said we have to go, so i tried to find one word. it's very important. we are trying to help them. >> we have to leave it. jeff clavier -- managing partner at softek. ♪ >> that is going to be it for "market makers" today. jeff clavier thank you for joining us. jeff thinks he is our best guest host, so you may need to come back on and see how we do. >> i totally beat him on a french accent. >> our guest anchor, alix steel thank you for joining us. erik is not going to be back tomorrow. i don't who is going to accept sitting here for two hours. tomorrow, you can yet -- you better get ready to rock because the grammys are this saturday. we will see how much the statues are worth to the winners and to the labels, the ones