mark zuckerberg. >> mark zuckerberg. there's satya. >> there's majority leader schumer.at's quite a group. no way around that. hopefully they'll educate the members of congress they're speaking to. >> the fact they all showed up i think shows the importance of the issue and the fact that first of all they've all shifted their business to focus on a.i. and as patriots have to, i would hope, be concerned about regulating it so it doesn't get out of control and threaten humanity. >> there's a difference of opinion to some extent -- maya wiley -- to some extent in terms of the dangers it poses. i think you find altman perhaps being more outspoken than some of the other members of that panel in terms of what they see is the potential danger. for example, musk is also going to be fairly outspoken on it. probably say not an insignificant chance it could wipe out phumanity. what that means is unclear. but it has to be discussed and there are guide rails that could be applied in the technology development that will lessen any chance when we get to general intelligence this thing

remember, mark zuckerberg's goal, his dream is that we all spend time in the metaverse, chatting withng that you can imagine. so perhaps this kind of technology will help with that. the problem that mark zuckerberg has is so far, meta reality labs, which creates vr, has already lost $21 billion just since the start of 2022. and the big question is, can vr headsets like this get more people into vr and playing games? it's going to be released in the next couple of weeks and we'll probably know by, say, christmas whether this is a hit or a flop. stay in touch with the @bbcbusiness team and me on social media. i'm @tadthnright. let's return to the breaking news that the actor sir michael gambon — known to millions as professor dumbledore in the harry potter film franchise , and accomplished shakespearean actor has died. he was 82. at his bedside was his wife and much loved son fergus, they say he died peacefully in hospital after a bout of pneumonia. one of the greats, worked with all the greats. let's talk to the playwright and screenwriter sir david hare. david, thank you for taking th

chief executive mark zuckerberg has been showing off what he calls the first mainstream �*mixed reality — that merges virtual reality with the real world. he also announced a team of ai chatbots, each with their own areas of expertise and distinct personalities. and it's revealed a new product. ray ban sunglasses with al built in — that can film and upload videos and answer questions. they go on sale next month for $299. here's a taste. our correspondent in silicon valley — james clayton — was at the event at meta hq and had a chance to try out one of the other updated gadgets — the mixed reality headset. this is meta connect. meta's first in—person event since the pandemic. mark zuckerberg is just about to speak, and it's his chance to breathe life into the metaverse, a concept that, quite frankly, feels like yesterday's news. how do we unify these experiences of the physical that we have with this vibrant digital world to create something that is more coherent and just better than anything that we have today? the latest product that meta was showcasing was its new virtual and augmente

mark zuckerberg announces artificial intelligence tools. we run through the entirety and get the connection. edit: apple asks the u.s. supreme court to reverse that app store ruling one by epic two years ago. caroline: moments after candidates spark comic and security concerns for the app. more on that and the company's e-commerce cook -- ambitions. let's check the markets. the nasdaq managed to push up more than a percentage point even in the face of growing yields. on the 30 year basically flat up one billy -- basis point. we had been at decade highs since 2010 on the 30 year. maybe i correction with yields down on the front end. weaker macro data on the front end trying to work out the direction of travel for federal and global central banks tackling stronger economies particularly in the u.s.. the dollar pulls down after days of rallying. it may be a sigh of relief for some riskier assets at the moment. the dollar index is up by .5%. bitcoin higher versus the u.s. dollar. risk appetite building a little in the oji world of crypto. if we

what do you expect to hear from zuckerberg and what are you can for? >> the most widely expected thing from today's conference that they hosting is a new headset. they will probably launch it, have it ready for shipping by halloween time. that is something that is expected. i think the surprise will be if they launch some sort of glasses or mixed reality glasses like we have seen from companies like snapchat. that would be the upside surprise but it is something we have heard as well. matt: how much are these ar and vr things hitting the bottom line? i know they have invested a decent amount of money and they obviously changed their name and ticker to meta. the most of us are not shelling out thousands to live in an alternate universe. >> from an investor community standpoint this is an experiment that has extended beyond what we thought it would be. they are about 15 on the outside , $16 billion every year on this experiment. with the hopes that over the longer term they have a sufficient competitive mode that another large company could overcome when

zuckerberg unveiled the meta quest three today. it's the first mainstream mixed reality headset.rberg says it has improved, passthrough technology, higher resolution displays and better graphics. so when you put on quest three, you see the physical room around you . only now it is a canvas that you can bring your digital objects into the world. meta quest three cost about $500. okay. speaking of money, just waiting. it's just waiting for its rightful owner. the county cannot keep this money. it is. we are not here for profit. we want it the rightful owners to be able to give it to them. and get their money back. santa clara county has published a list of 127 people who have money waiting for them. the amounts range from $15 to several thousand and includes public assistance, overpayment of fees and fines and restitution for crime victims. that list, by the way, is on the santa clara county tax collector's website, and you can find a link to it right there@ktvu.com. okay and speaking of free money, millions and millions are up for grabs. the powerball jackpot is at $850 million. t

the moment the zuckerberg starts off about a.i. reversed losses. if you had any doubts about how much the market hated the whole move to the better verse you definitely solid in trading at meta, not facebook this week. jack: with a.i. partnering with microsoft, not google but how does he monetizes how do investors get wealthy off of the a.i. move. >> it's good to take time is going to be huge investment. one of the things that happens with a.i. is generating images and things like that and things that will keep people on instagram longer so meta still and add game and lesson a.i. game. jack: al, let's pit it to afford which is pausing work on in ev battery plant for a lot of reasons. let's start with the fact that they use chinese technology. >> it was a most interesting story for me this week. jack: you are into that stuff. >> the chinese portion this is me, a political football board is going use low-cost leading technology from the largest battery maker in the world cattle which is a chinese cavity. it is owned by ford and it's a bit of an issue

it shouldn't just be elon musk and mark zuckerberg. it should be normal people who a.i.ld be taking over or helping our jobs. where's the regulation going to come from? >> i think the regulation will come from congress in some way, specifically because of what you just said. so many people are concerned about job loss and the loss of privacy, and a lot of these big tech companies are world famous for not taking care of those things necessarily, and that's where senators schumer said we're going to step in and try to work with these companies to minimize job loss while helping things like the fight against cancer and maybe even new jobs because new companies are going to be created by this. >> just to be clear, this is the first time all these heavy hitters met at capitol hill for this. >> the very first a.i. summit, the first of, i imagine, several. >> it's going to be a lot. thank you, scott. >>> raj, celebration and relief in a rural county outside philadelphia tonight. a murderer who escaped from prison has finally been captured. it was two weeks of terror for people

zuckerberg called the first mainstream mixed reality headset, allowing users to blend the real worldll officially hit stores on october 10th. it is a battle of dominance in the vr space. apple's vision pro headset will not go on sale until next year. it is a higher price point than a meta headset. this one, are you ready? $3500, that is just a starting point price. meanwhile, meta is bringing ai to its social media apapps, so you can talk o instagram with chat box characters based on characters like tom brady, or even snoop dogg. zuckerberg says the characters still have a lot of limitations, but they will continue to evolve over time. >> they each have a unique back story, and interesting opinions that they bring to this. that will just come out even more as they evolve over time. i also think it is going to be fun to watch them interact with each other. >> oh, yeah, characters will soon be found ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the news after those bombshell bribery charges as senator bob menendez and his wife plead not guilty in federal court. the rules set by a judge about his ability to

he was by mark zuckerberg ai. he was by mark zuckerberg and set up a child.o mitigate dangers of the emerging technology which has boomed investment and consumer popularity since the release of open al's chatgptjackpot. google parent alphabet is laying off employees from its global recruiting team as the tech giant continues to slow hiring. the company says the decision to let go of a few hundred employees is not part of a wide scale lay—off and will retain a significant majority of the team for hiring critical roles. it will also help the workers search for roles within the company and elsewhere. alphabet is the first "big tech" company to lay off employees this quarter. after peers like meta, microsoft and amazon downsized aggressively earlier in 2023 as a weak economy put an end to their pandemic—led hiring sprees. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. stay with us. thanks for watching. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. 0h, he'd like to know that. open all hours. janet can stock up on as much cliff richard memor

week we got a fascinating thing where in real time we got to see how investors reacted to mark zuckerberg. it was thumbs down big time. on his metaverse ambitions. but then he started talking about ai and investors perked up. yeah that was exactly what happened. so facebook had its kind of connect conference where they got to unload new features and kind of announce some developing things that they're working on and exactly at that, as mark zuckerberg is talking about, the quest three, this kind of new almost $500 device, you sell shares of sorry meta meta go down about 4% the moment that zuckerberg starts talking more about ai, basically reverse losses. so if you had any doubts about how much the market hated the whole move to the metaverse, all of that, you definitely saw it in trading at meta, not facebook this week. so with ai, he's partnering with bing at microsoft, not google, but how does he actually monetize this? how do investors get wealthy off of the ai move? yeah, so it's going to take some time because it's going to be a huge investment. one of the things that happens with ai

meta's mark zuckerberg and google chairman mark zuckerberg were among the members of the tech companies present at the meeting . impersonation and cyber ​​attacks by american lawmakers looking for ways to reduce the risks of washing and technology have received a lot of attention in the past months, and not only many users started using it , but the investment of companies in this field also increased significantly, in fact after the release the advantages and disadvantages of artificial intelligence-based tools have also increased significantly . more than 60 american senators were present at the meeting of managers of foreign technology companies . there is the side of the government on the other hand, the upcoming elections in the united states is one of the reasons why the legislators want to know about the safety of artificial intelligence. in fact , they want to deal with the security protection of deepika or the dangerous fake amir, which can cause attacks on infrastructure. a double-edged sword has been described. experts and specialists in this field believe that the sword that

do you think there is in any tutorial zuckerberg and muscat can provide to stop this?nkly we are still the very early stages here. the senate has not done much of anything to prepare for this. with the tech executives coming to washington there is an opportunity for them to wake up dissenters give them some sense of urgency. but at the end of the day they represent the company shall be affected by these regulations. they are not incentivized to do much of anything to hurt their business, their bottom line. they're probably not going to get the full picture but it's absolutely a threat is something the senators need to take seriously. arthel: in a white you could ask is this a bit late in the making? is the ai genii out of the bottle and folks who wish to use ai for nefarious reasons no weights to circumvent the safeguards? >> you could say we are probably several years late to this. we should have been doing something far before these products are reaching consumers to make sure the deployment was safe. but now we're playing catch up and there is really no telling wher

the resource plan is being called the chan zuckerberg initiative in honor of both of their names andns to use advancing computer technology to build a massive database over the coming decades. the initiative will use ai to catalog human cells and predict how they act when diseased hopefully unlocking new insights into preventing terminal illnesses. the chan zuckerberg initiative based in redwood city is expected to be up and running by next year. >> apple's latest software update for the iphone is now available. rich demero is going to be checking out some of the new features in tonight's tech smart. >> ios 17 is here and it brings new features to various iphone models. here are some things to try. once you install the free software update. i was 17 brings big updates to the iphone and even some smaller ones like the ability to set multiple timers yea. >> after you install it, be sure to update your contact poster. this can be shared with others when you call their iphone, find it under contacts. then my card and tap contact photo and poster ios 17 can automatically text a friend. wh

mark zuckerberg.k was in a bit of a chatty mood, a little reflective as he came out of the meeting. he called it historic. >> i think it was very civilized discussion, actually, among some of the smartest people in the world. so i thought senator schumer did a great service to humanity here. i think something good will come of this. i think this meeting may go down in history as being very important for the future of civilization. >> musk also told me he views ai has a different kind of issue that you normally see on capitol hill because it has dire consequences if it gets out of control. he was here very much to deliver that warning to the senators. we also got a word by the way from facebook's team. they gave us a readout of what zuckerberg said behind closed doors. he according to facebook, told some of the senators about the importance of ai and also the importance of open source software in ai development. and that being a key. that's interesting because open source has been a little controversia

zuckerberg thinks you do. because his head is up an immersive experience called "his butt."fact. [applause] it's very hard. it is very hard to do that with the goggles on. in fact, mark has thrown a zuckload of cash at this idea. but even his own employees don't understand why. a recent internal poll found that out of 1,000 meta employees polled, only 58% said they understood the metaverse strategy. and when zuckerberg urged meta to have virtual meetings, many meta employees didn't have vr headsets or hadn't gotten around to setting them up. v.r. is their whole thing now! it's like if arby's slogan was "wait. i was supposed to have meats?" one of the biggest problems in the metaverse is that it looks like meta doo-doo. check it out. it's like a youtube-only kids cartoon made in denmark to teach songs about recycling. so the meta brain trust got together and came up with a cutting edge solution to all their problems. and they tweeted it out yesterday. "legs." okay. in response, finger. why? why? wait, why? [applause] don't encourage me. in fact, morale at the company is so lo

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elon musk and mark zuckerberg were not subjected to a grilling.re given questions before hand to answer them and have their lawyers with them. i spoke with senator ed markey during a break and ask him if he and the other senators understood artificial intelligence, its risks and how to regulate it and he made an interesting analogy with the bbc saying look, bbc understands how radio works but does not receive them from receiving news that is fair and impartial, so i think what he is implying is that you don't need to know that my new show of the technology in order to understand the risks or the benefits of it, but how to regulate it is something they need to reach a consensus on, and we are no closer to understanding how they will achieve that. anchor: nasa astronaut frank rubio made history as he surpassed the u.s. record for single longest duration spaceflight on monday. he is set to return to earth on september 20 seven after spending 371 days in space. the record was previously set in 2022, 355 days in space. rubio spoke on wednesday admit br

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up until now, zuckerberg has been silent about a whistle-blower revealing facebook has misled the public about the negative effects of its platforms on children's and teens and that the mechanics further the spread of misinformation. that is why i am not on facebook. i get my news from pathless guy on the subway. last night, zuckerberg ended his silence and address the charges. >> people are more sophis sophisticated. >> we feed on your hate. >> stephen: really humanizes him. he actually -- sure. robot masters. robot masters. he posted a statement defending facebook explaining, i don't know any tech company that sets out to build products that make people angry. really? i do. it is called cnn.com. why is the video embedded in the article not about the article. if i click a link about the albuquerque balloon festival, i don't want to watch a video about undecided voters. in this uncertain world, where swallows cannot be told from bats, there is but one thing we know happened. fat bear week has a winner. the results are in. hopefully the less controversial than buff giraffes month. look at

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speaking on council for sports, fitness and nutrition. >> laura: musk, zuckerberg.of trash talk. we're not sure what is going to happen here what are your thoughts? is this going to go forward? >> i hope it goes forward because i think it could be the biggest and best fight the universe has ever seen. i think it could do just crazy numbers on p pay per view and stimulate the economy that we have never seen with a fight. people want to see it. they want to see free speech vs. the guy that is censoring people. >> laura: i used to do too quan dough in my 20's. what do i do to get ready for understanding this whole mma style of fighting. how do we train? can you show me. >> i'm going to show you today. you already have the biggest and best base ta'quon dough you understand the striking and movements it takes to be a good mma fighter. >> freidman has been training one of the techniques freidman was showing basic single leg takedown. so the first thing we're going to do is lower our elevation to get to it. we're going to do one step and we're going to grab with two arms g

zuckerberg, elon musk mock them.this list that you go to, who are the good actors in this space this your view and which have work to do? >> there are companies like facebook and google who have licensed the content of others. who are over the years have basically come out with products like youtube and reels and facebook and other products where they have learned to violence and they have become violenced partners and i hope that they proceed in this way in the same vein of not trying to appropriate people's voices, appropriate people's images. but consent, compensation and credit, those are the three things that performers need so that our culture can go forward without algorithms and robots deciding instead of human genius deciding. i think that sam at ltman is an important voice, he has sort of called for stopping and regulating this space, but it remains to be seen whether or not he is willing to take his company and live his message. >> we'll see what we learn today from this summit. thank you very much forgetg

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>>> elon musk, bill gates and mark zuckerberg were together today in one room to discuss the future ofificial intelligence. both the dangers and the benefits. cbs's jo ling kent reports lawmakers are struggling to keep up with the technology. >> reporteter: today a a raree of force by tech tycoons on capitol hill. tackling the growing threat of artificial intelligence to american jobs, safety and according to elon musk our very existence. >> i think this meeting may go down in history as being very important to the future of civilization. >> reporter: musk, mark zuckerberg, bill gates and other top ceos met behind closed doors with a bipartisan group of senators facing the reality that if no action is taken ai is expected to eliminate or disrupt 300 million jobs worldwide. musk, the richest man in the world, says he told senators he's in favor of having a specific regulator for ai. >> it's important for us to have a referee. i think the consequences of ai going wrong are severe. so we have to be proactive rather than reactive. >> is congress sufficiently ready to regulate ai? >> no, no

down in history as being very important for the future of civilization. >> reporter: mosque, mark zuckerbergclosed doors with a bipartisan group of senators. facing the reality that if no action is taken, ai is expected to eliminte or disrupt 300 million jobs worldwide. musk, the wrister's man in the world, said he told senators he is in favor of having a specific regulator for ai. >> it is important for us to have a referee. i think the consequences of ai so we have to be proactive, rather than reactive. >> congress is efficiently readily to regulate ai? >> the sequence of events will not be jumping at the deep end and making rules. >> reporter: other top priority today was managing ai's rapid development. can americans trust openai to make ai safe? >> i think trust but verify. i think it is really important that the government does put sensible policy in place. >> reporter: now along with that safety, senators tell me another major focus was the race against china. they want u.s. tech companies to set the global standads before china does, but lawmakers also want the tech companies to deve

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>> shares were down nearly 4% during mark zuckerberg's presentation. the third device in the headset lineup, and they will all compete coming next year. the snoop dogg one is a dunker master you can role play with. the rayback glasses let you take pictures from the camera and share them to social media. you can ask questions, so why the stock reaction? >> well, media is still focused on the money-losing metaverse. the thoughtbots were framed as -- or if it they have a co-pilot a.i. product they're actually selling. it's unclear how mesa plans to make money off of this, scott. >> we'll see. i don't know. we are both at the apple event, too, and we were calling it a hangover when the pricing came out. it lasts for a bit, and here we are talking about the companies hoe didn't mention apple by name, but implicit is this is a $3500 headset. the apple version is much more refined, but zuckerberg's thesis seems to be make it more cheaper, more allegesible and in the hands of more people and really build that platform power. to date that hasn't worked out, the

. >> happening tomorrow, meta and mark zuckerberg will unveil new technology. we know the meta quest three is going to be released. the meta quest is a virtual reality headset. virtual reality is one of the latest tech crazes. a number of companies offering products ranging from just a few hundred bucks to several thousand dollars. zuckerberg will give the keynote address in the morning for the event billed as meta connect. new tonight, could the bay area get another sports team? there are swirling rumors this evening about the warriors and the wnba. we'll tell you what we know. plus, portola problems, the massive electronic music festival returns in just days. there are more than a few people upset about it, especially after what happened last year. and ozempic overload. there's one new sign the trendy weight loss drug may be getting out of control in san francisco. all of that and more as we continue. i'm leanne melendez. >> san francisco has been my home for nearly 30 years. we know this city has many challenges, so we at abc7 news, we're looking for local s

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it's the first meeting of its kind, in which the senators will hear from the likes of mark zuckerbergir efforts to regulate the fast—moving technology. the cameras were allowed in before the meeting, but were not privy to the conversation — a move that was opposed by senator elizabeth warren. "these tech billionaires want to lobby congress behind closed doors with no questions asked," she said. "that's plain wrong". let's hearfrom kim simmonds, lawyer, ai & tech specialist. kim, good to see you. is elizabeth warren wright, should we hear open debate about the threats and opportunities from al?- debate about the threats and opportunities from al? well, i think there's a few _ opportunities from al? well, i think there's a few things _ opportunities from al? well, i think there's a few things here. _ opportunities from al? well, i think there's a few things here. the i there's a few things here. the meeting it provides at the moment a essential platform for tech and policy makers to come together. it is critical they are engaging to ascertain exactly how to support innovation whilst pro

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many still want to see a cage match between elon musk and mark zuckerberg.nt to see two people go at each other, who would they be and why? still time to weigh in. first a live look at moscow tonight. elsewhere in russia, kim jong-un is expected to meet soon with vladimir putin. the news as breaks. we're coming right back with the night cap. we do more replacements and recalibrations than anyone else. >> customer: thank you so much. >> tech vo: schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace ♪ mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough messes. so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning, and you know i didn't. it makes my running shoe look like new! it's amazing. it's so good. it makes it look like i have magical powers. magic eraser and sheets make cleaning look easy. there's challenges, and i love overcoming challenges. ♪ when better money habits® content first started coming out, it expanded what i could do for special olympics athletes with developmental needs. thousands of bank of america employees like scott spend countless hours vol

mark zuckerberg calls it the first mainstream mixed reality headset. world with the virtual world. it will officially hit stores just in time to start shopping with santa claus on october 10th. meanwhile, meta bringing ai to its social media apps to give you a chance to play with chat box characters that are in the likeness of tom brady or even snoop dogg. zuckerberg says they'll continue to evolve over time. >> they each have a unique back story. and an interesting opinion that they bring to this. and that will just come out even more as they evolve over time. and i also think it's going to be fun to watch them interact with each other too. >> the characters will soon be found throughout all of meta's platform and i always wonder when we look at the hollywood actors' stroke how it lands in meta's world. >> i love technology. as much as the next guy. but i love this too and that personal interaction. so. >> we have virtual reality set but a very real reality weather person here. darren, good morning. yes, nothing replaces human to human conversations.

zuckerberg will give the keynote address in the morning for the event billed as meta connect. new tonight could the bay area get another sports team? there are swirling rumors this evening about the warriors and the wnba. we'll tell you what we know. plus, portola problems, the massive electronic music festival returns in just days. there are more than a few people upset about it, especially after what happened last year. and ozempic overload. there's one new sign the trendy weight loss drug may be getting out of control in san francisco. all of that and more as we continue. >> what luxury hair repair. that doesn't cost $50. pantene's pro vitamin formula repairs hair as well as the leading luxury bonding treatment for softness and movement dysfunction and restlessness are common side effects. stomach and sleep issues, dizziness, increased appetite, and fatigue are also common. side effects may not appear for several weeks. i didn't have to change my treatment. i just gave it a lift. ask about vraylar and learn how abbvie could help you save. down. it's now just days away a fun

zuckerberg has given up. joe biden accused him of murder. fbi guys they said they would get the laptop. and you break them up and collect their donations and get them to do whatever you want to protect business interesting and the democratic party. it's a shame, i don't think we'll ever do anything about it, but it is a shame. >> wow, way to bring us down. >> sorry, back to my leopard underwear, boy does that chafe. not giving it your all could be a good thing. there are some things that go better... together. burger and fries... soup and salad. thank you! like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you make smarter decisions. for a more confident financial future. hey, a tandem bicycle. you can't do that by yourself. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. hi, i'm norma, and i lost 53 pounds on golo. once i entered menopause, i did not like the fact that i had gained body fat around my waist. and i thought, "oh, no, that can't happen." i've never had

he is not going to lift the coliseum in rome, put a cage in it and going with mark zuckerberg.e but it has that sort of monty python mixed with soft college dorm room and that was a role-playing, don't purchase your tickets. neil: in all seriousness, he is concerned about the human species. a lot of people have not heard him enough on this. you pointed out eloquently we are doomed as a species, he wants to get us into space and mars and all that stuff. is he really concerned in mind has a shelf life on it? >> yes. when you ask is he empathetic, does he care about people around him, he's more empathetic to humanity, if you know what i mean, than the 5 or 6 people who might be in front of him on a factory floor and he has three great missions he has had since he was in college, one is to get us into an era of sustainable energy including electric vehicles, the other is something could happen to this planet, to our civilization, the only consciousness we know of in the universe, we've got to become a space faring civilization. that the adventuresome part of us and thirdly, he read

the meta boss, mark zuckerberg, said and that's it for this edition of asia business report.. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. it all began when his admin job in leicester was under threat and he turned to online journalism, launching bellingcat, exposing fake news largely to the embarrassment of russia. fat is made up and we know that it's smartphones it's smartphones which have changed everything combined with tools on the internet. everyone can be a recorder of news vast amounts of information that we really didn't have 20 years ago. and that's allowed us to do investigations on things like chemical weapons attacks in syria, shooting down of aircraft in ukraine, and now the current conflict in ukraine. we're able to take | an image like this, which is from the day before the air strike i and following on the next day. see the damage from the air strike as it's happening. - it's absolutely crucial to have voices who are actually a little bit more optimistic and what can sometimes seem quite a doom laden area of study. really what he's telling is

he was joined by meta's mark zuckerberg and alphabet�*s sundar pichai.o mitigate dangers of the emerging technology, which has boomed in investment and consumer popularity since the release of 0penai's chatg pt chatbot. google parent alphabet is laying off employees from its global recruiting team as the tech giant continues to slow hiring. the company says the decision to let go of a few hundred employees is not part of a wide scale lay—off and will retain a significant majority of the team for hiring critical roles. it will also help the workers search for roles within the company and elsewhere. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. you can find more on the bbc news website. thanks for watching, stay with bbc news. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. a brand new vending machine at school, but you won't find any snacks here. instead, a different kind of nourishment — forthe mind. got it! i think it's pretty cool. it's about avengers. and i think... i think saving the world, i think _ what do you need to do to g

nicole: top company executives including elon musk and mark zuckerberg are going to be on with editors't understand it in a.i. is going to rule the world and take over pretty soon we're going to find out what elon musk and mare zuckerberg o think and i'm sure they will say we are screwed. >> technology with congress, why is my vcies r flashing 12 12:00 o'clock. >> that is it for us we will see you next weekend, think of her joining us, have a grea is wee weekend. ♪. mark: hello america i am mark >> i mark live and thiberts is "life, liberty & levin" following the bouncy ball, remember that mr. producer. we don't have a bouncy ball. bouncing ball. if we did i would use it. because i want to walk you through something that nobody has done before so you will be

still at here, elon musk and mark zuckerberg are putting cage match plans aside. >> and they're trying now to speak with lawmakers about the rewards and risks of advancing artificial intelligence will have more on their visit to have more on their visit to capitol hill after the break. oh ms. flores, what would we do without you? leader of many, and pet wrangler too. you report to your boss, every afternoon. so beautiful. so becoming a student again might seem impossible. but what if a school could be there for all of you? career, family, finances and mental health. well, it can. national university, supporting the whole you. executives from of the biggest tech companies on capitol hill today. they were invited by senators to share their insights about. >> artificial intelligence, our washington, d.c., correspondent raquel martin is joining us now live with the very latest. thanks for joining us. >> of course, what we know that of big names like bill gates, elon musk and also mark zuckerberg were at today's meeting, which was a closed door. press was allowed inside and about 60 senator

top ten company executives including elon musk and mark zuckerberg are going to be on the hill to meet talk a.i. because lawmakers don't understand it and a.i. is would rule the world and take over sandberg and find out what elon and mark zuckerberg think i'm sure the goodies they were screwed. >> technology with congress, why is my vcr flashing 12:00 o'cl 12:00 o'clock. that is it for us we will see you next weekend, thank you for joining us sunday night. ♪ i am shannon bream today a special hour what to do about struggling schools and students in the state of education in america. ♪ millions of students back to class a face in the fall out of plummeting test scores, teacher and bus driver shortages and brewing battles over parents right experience to make this decision not school boards piglets will begin with virginia governor glenn youngkin who's got a brand-new multi- million-dollar education plan for dealing with post a pandemic learning loss and chroni

he was joined by meta's mark zuckerberg and alphabet sundar pichai.f the emerging technology, which has boomed in investment and consumer popularity since the release of 0penai's chatg pt chatbot. google parent alphabet is laying off employees from its global recruiting team as the tech giant continues to slow hiring. the company says the decision to let go of a few hundred employees is not part of a wide scale lay—off and will retain a significant majority of the team for hiring critical roles. it will also help the workers search for roles within the company and elsewhere. alphabet is the first "big tech" company to lay off employees this quarter. and that's it for this edition of asia business report. stay with us. thanks for watching. bbc news — bringing you different stories from across the uk. stunning natural beauty, but it comes at a cost. the popularity of areas like the llyn peninsula for second homes and holiday lets is one of the reasons people often can't afford to buy in their own communities. gwynedd council wants fewer second homes and