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xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now.oline: so ai is helping drive stocks to new highs today, but they remain the ongoing concerns about its limitations, particularly when it comes to generative ai and ethical standards, safety. this is something i discussed with the ceo of salesforce ai. >> there are many ways of thinking about trust. it is the number one company value at salesforce. but when it comes to ai, we have heard the stories of chatgpt and the equivalence out there making things up or spewing out toxic outputs or biased outputs, because consumer chatbots are trained on the data on the internet. caroline: which is unfortunate. clara: inhumanity, there is a lot of incorrect information out there. that is the difference between consumer ai and business ai. business ai, it is unacceptable to make up an answer to what your forecast is or responding to a customer service request. that is why my team has spent so much time building out our trust layer. from data masking test citation to zero retention prompts, keeping

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xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. in the news, softbank is wearing a potential investment in one of europe's hottest ai companies. the tech tribe has expressed interest the next time it raises funds. any dealer could potentially value mistral. -- will enable in the u.k. to send money to their bank accounts. it will help cut costs and longer-term the product will help you create a stronger alternative to the payment giants's networks. amazon has pledged to make fixes to its advertising after charging merchants -- the problem came to let when he was being charged thousands of dollars to advertise merchandise in california even though he stopped selling those products. after bloomberg described the business owner's expense, the company acknowledged he paid for misdirected advertisements and it was working to fix the problem. caroline: -- let's go to okay name. uipath are trading lower after first quarter revenue outlook seemed to come short of some expectations on the street. the company reported fourth-quarter results t

xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now.athan: session lows on the s&p 500. negative by 0.4%. soccer on the nasdaq 100, down by 0.1%. nvidia down by 0.8% after the wild swings of friday's session. positive earlier by 1.5%. lisa: how many notes were there over the weekend where people were saying this is the signal of the beginning of the end of the magnificent seven? the splintering will continue in this will be the next downtrend because people are getting nervous. we have said this before. there is this exhaustio coming in with this new trading activity. jonathan: cannot blame the bond market. yields were lower. this morning, little bit higher, up by three basis points. unchanged on the 10-year. the data this week will inform the federal reserve decision. the chairman wants more data. he will get more data and evidence through the week. i want to talk about another central decision, the boj in the next week. dollar-yen. we have had five days of yen strength. dollar-yen negative again. story after story suggesting they are

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xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now.athan: in just a moment, you will get empire manufacturing economic data and import and export prices as well. michael mckee will break down that economic data for you. equity futures going into it are positive by 0.1 percent on the s&p 500. in the bond market, the two year yield so far this week higher every single day. we are back in the four-point 70's. yields of single basis point to 4.7085. that's about to change. mike: i'm not sure this will change with empire because is not a heavily traded number but it is a negative number this time, negative 20.9. this has been volatile lately. it's the new york area manufacturing index and it doesn't represent the whole country and has been one of the weakest that we have seen around the country. prices paid is probably what people want to see. in that case, goes down from a prices paid full from 33 to 28.7. perhaps that's a good sign. we will see it carries over into the regional indexes. . import prices are up 0.3% which is down from the 0

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xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now.onathan: live from new york, one hour and 12 minutes away and the stock market looks like this. equity futures are mostly negative this morning, down by zero 5% with yields virtually unchanged. nvidia is looking to extend its ai dominance. >> the industry is being transformed, not just hours, because the computer industry, the computer is the single most important instrument of society today. fundamental transformations in computing affects every industry. jonathan: here's the latest -- nvidia inventing a new ai processor designed called like well. the ceo promising it will be industry changing technology. bank of america global research is weighing in on the ai craze writing -- he joins us around the table now. >> good morning. jonathan: i will go full doomsday. the end of aspiration, incredibly depressing. where is this going? will it be better than the world i just described? >> thanks for including me. jonathan: you don't have to thank me for that. lisa: good morning. >> if we take

xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now.his is "bloomberg markets." i'm sonali basak. it is time for the wall street beat. we look at what is buzzing in the world of wall street and banking and finance. we are looking at the booming town of darien, connecticut. as more bankers sick of the commute of manhattan are swarming to the former small town. joining us for more is -- wasn't it the backwater of greenwich? why do people think about their instead? >> no one is saying you have to move there. it is about living -- it is about working, not just living. a lot of people live in fairfield county. they have been making the trek into the city for years. i think the pandemic really put these choices into view. where it is do i really need to be doing this? for folks in fairfield county, you have darien right there. it has a hopping downtown. it is developing. and it is the alternative to greenwich. sonali: i think about greenwich, you have them doing the greenwich economic forum to draw a lot of people waterside. how does it compe

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xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now.e: let's get back to artificial intelligence and its impact on the future. san francisco-based venture fund has written an open letter making a pledge to build ai that improves lives and unlocks a better future for humanity. it is yet another open letter that we have seen, and this time this one was signed by openai, google, meta, microsoft, and many others. this is a way some may argue about how to implement ai ethics. we are going to get into the more specific ways. ed: they are not alone in that. deloitte released a new study today about just that. how organizations can compare -- can prepare their workforce for an ethical use of ai. joining us for more is devoid technology's ethics practice leader. also the author of "zero latency leadership," a book that takes a look at leadership in the age of ai. beena ammanath joints me. clearly there is a concern about how even a technologically-sappy workforce uses ai from an ethical perspective. i know how deloitte works. there must be a rea

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