viva tech.will be meeting two entrepreneurs from botswana looking to plot the future of africa looking to improve as many lives as possible. their story coming up next. ♪ thank you very much for being with us. a grim search continues off the coast of greece as survivors of the margaret boat disaster with the fear that over 100 children may have been in the hold of the ship to capsized. so far it has been confirmed 97 at least are dead. 104 have been accounted for and are safe on dry land. in fact the vehicle was packed to the goals when it set off makes rescuers think there could be at least 500 still missing. in greek waters, it was shadowed by a greek coast guard vessel. it was then when the fishing boat capsized. the eu has put the blame on people-smuggling gangs. the latest sinking is the fault of european policy to many. >> taken from a helicopter just hours before the disaster, and chilling picture of the overcrowded vessel in line with the testimonies of survivors. only a fraction of thos

. >> reporter: at the paris tech fair viva tech, developers are showcasing buddy, an emotional robot, say, capable of developing new ones. >> translator: for example, you can help children who have been in hospital for a long time to continue their lessons at a distance. it will also help autistic children improve their act to communicate with others. >> reporter: meet moroki, a twin robot, it's able to grasp things, perform simple tasks and interact with people. this one is named moroki saying he's the brother of moroka. >> translator: these two characters have escaped from a cartoon into our daily lives and help us manage our social spaces. places like hospitals, hotels, restaurants and tons of other places where there are lots of objects to move around. >> reporter: but it's not just robots on display at viva tech. historical figures are back to life. the startup with ai to january famous dutch painter vincent van gogh who died over a century ago is now back to answer your questions. also answering questions the viva tech elon musk. >> there's a real danger for digital superintelli

caroline: elon musk went on to take to the stage of france's tech event, viva tech.t to say about ai. >> i'm in favor of ai regulation because advanced ai is a risk to the public and anything that is a risk to the public there needs to be some kind of referee. that referee is a regulator. my strong recommendation is to have some regulation for ai. caroline: what do we make of elon musk even being there? he was meeting with the wealthiest man as well but also meeting with emmanuel macron. this is about bringing technology to france. >> elon musk has talked about creating a battery factory in europe and he has lots of european politicians begging him to do so. he met with president macron earlier today and he had we shaking elon musk's hand saying let's work together. he met with the italian leader yesterday and has talked to spain. as sometimes happens, he has politicians desperately trying to get him to invest in their country and using that as a way to gather them around him and made himself the center of attention in that respect. ed: thousands of people at viva te

my next guest will be making his guest at viva tech, the largest tech event which kicks off in paris. joining us is simon coveney, ireland's primes for enterprise trade and employment. i don't want to put words in your mouth. maybe i just did a little bit. but what is the pitch you will be making at vivatech for ireland to be this tech in europe. simon: this is the largest tech and startup conference in europe this year. there will be close to 100,000 people here this week. there will be, you know, close to 3,000 exhibiters and there will be a huge amount of discussion around technology and how it drives the -- the european economy into the future. ireland is in the middle of that. we've had the strongest economy. we have full employment right now. and the irish economy has been driven by new startups and technology. and that is -- that is getting stronger in the irish economy rather than anything else. of course, ireland has been impacted by the global decision of global tech multinationals to reduce head count this year which is taking back some of the growth last year. but there a

, along with thousands of spectators, is set to make the most of the biotech -- make the most of viva tech this year after the surprise announcement elon musk will be visiting this friday. >> a chocolate biscuit maker faces boycotts over its ties with russia. the company was added to a list of international sponsors of war drawn up by ukrainian authorities for its decision to continue operating in russia. the owner of oriole, cadbury -- the owner of oreo and cadbury as a strong presence in france. the owner says it plans to meet with both sides of the boycott. that is it for business. >> thank. let's go truthing or faking. france accuses russia of an online disinformation campaign by the name of doppelganger. tell us more. >> that's right. france accuses the russian government this tuesday of long-running online misinformation campaign to create confusion and disinformation about the war in ukraine. defense agency responsible -- the french agency responsible for fighting this interference says it has monitored this operation since russia invaded ukraine in the spring of 2022. they nickname

i have interviewed him at viva tech, or something. london tech week is on at the moment. you for telling us about the l.a. parties and the deals being done. go check out her deals discussion in the latest newsletter on the terminal. coming up, oracle surging to a record high on the promise of cloud growth in the fiscal year. how cloud is the key business. this is bloomberg. ♪ the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com caroline: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." i'm caroline hyde. ed: and i'm ed ludlow. let's check in on the markets. stocks pushing higher, including technology, driven by the inflation print. the idea being that the chances of a hike in 24 hours increasingly lower. that is not to say the market thinks the fed is done, but we are a little more certain about a june meeting pause. or however you want to phrase it. s&p 500 up 0.7%. the nasdaq 100 slightly

ai helps propel nvidia into the stratosphere tech, ai, all topics karen's been covering live from viva tech from paris. >> reporter: in the man versus machine debate and as automation gains momentum, this could be the future at big events and conferences like this. we're going to continue the conversation after the break with jonas prising, the manpower ceo. stay tuned hi. i'm wolfgang puck when i started my online store wolfgang puck home i knew there would be a lot of orders to fill and i wanted them to ship out fast that's why i chose shipstation shipstation helps manage orders reduce shipping costs and print out shipping labels it's my secret ingredient shipstation the number 1 choice of online sellers and wolfgang puck go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum. >> i'm joumanna bercetche, and these are your headlines >>> skip, pause, or hike, the fed prepares to hand down its policy rate decision as the latest inflation reading shows prices cooing to their lowest level in two years. >>> meanwhile the short-term guilt yield lower after a 15-year high an

you made a guest appearance at paris' viva tech trade convention where he called for more regulationy expanding artificial intelligence sector. macron also wants the ceo of tesla to open a production plant here in france. >> emmanuel macron met with elon musk privately at the elysees powerless -- palace this morning, but no arrangements have been made. the president has been trying to convince elon musk to set up a giga factory in the north of france. they have met several times before, but it seems the french president is having trouble to convince him to do so. it would be a great boost to the french ecosystem and french companies. elon musk came to a tech trade show here in paris and spoke in front of 4000 tech enthusiasts. it was a in-depth interview in which he explained his childhood but also his view of life. he spoke about space exploration and also the fact that we need to live a life where we are not trying to solve one problem after the other but where we find purpose and inspiration. he then went back on his different ventures and companies. he started with paypal, of cou

musk made an appearance at the viva tech event in paris. that's europe's largest startup and tech gathering there. he repeated his view that there should be a pause on the development of artificial intelligence. so i'm in favor of ai regulation because i think advanced ai is a risk to the public. and anything that's a risk to the public, there needs to be some kind of referee that referee is the regulator and so i think that that's my strong recommendation is to have some regulation for ai and as for twitter, musk says the overall goal is to have it be a positive force for civilized nation. all right. our father's day messages continue right here on ktvu. as rick maddox writes in honor of his late father, richard. rick riding us, lost my dad two years ago. feels like yesterday. you don't know how much you love someone until they're not there . i miss you, dad, he says. but we're wishing peace and fond memories to those remembering their dads. this holiday. stay with us. we'll be right back regardless of a down day today. well, the s&p and n

the tech giant says it's interested in machine learning models to analyse thousands of data points and help detect fraudulent behaviour. and at the viva and beauty gadgets, including a smart hand—held make up applicator helping people with limited hand mobility apply lipstick and other cosmetics. there's a global race on to meaningfully regulate artificial intelligence. this week, the eu parliament, in strasbourg, passed new rules to regulate the industry, which could set the yardstick worldwide. its plan is to try and categorise applications of ai into levels of risk. at the low end are ai—enabled video games or spam filters. high—risk ai systems include those which evaluate credit scores and access to loans and housing. this is where the focus of strict controls will be. at the totally unacceptable end of the scale are uses like facial recognition systems in real time in public places, something already deployed in china. i sat down with margrethe vestager, who's leading the eu's position on al. us lawmakers in congress have said that they're worried that they're not up to the job of regulation because it's such a complex area and i