it's difficult for the public to terman what is true. >> video editing has become good and inexpensive. what used to require the skills of a highly trained professional editor could now be done by an amateur using sophisticated technology that they could get for little or no cost. >> reporter: they shared a few examples. >> they are able to co-op the movements of their targets if married with convincing audio, they could turn a world leader into a ventriloquist. >> reporter: including if a swap example from a researcher where senator elizabeth warren's face would put on a saturday night live actors body. an example was these photos of fabricated people. the fake faces created with artificial intelligence. >> i think facebook and youtube as well as other companies could develop that technology and analyze the videos and say, this doesn't look right. that does not mean we should ban them but we need to look at them further to figure out if they are fake. >> reporter: tech analysts say the responsibility lies with social media users, checking sources and not passing on videos that are fak

joining us now, dan suzuki, portfolio strategist at richard bernstein advisors, and nadine terman, founderl -- solstein capital and a member of the 100 women in finance we just went over a lot, dan just comments on what you heard from steve >> yeah, regarding the fed >> regarding the fed. >> i personally think it's a little too early to be aggressively pricing in a lot of hikes from here. i don't think that's what the message from the fed was but even if -- >> a lot of what cuts or hikes? >> cuts. >> okay, you said hikes. okay. >> sorry yeah, i don't think it's -- it's little too early to be pricing in a lot of cuts from the fed. but even if you do start to get cuts, i do think that the market's react is probably a little bit overdone. you know, name one environment where, you know, where the backdrop necessitated cuts and that was a good time to be invested in stocks it generally doesn't happen. i think the guest you had in the prior hour was talking about the same thing it's like, if we're in the environment you actually want to be sort of, you know, focused on high-quality companies and