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The proof is in the pudding as to whether the algorithm is as powerful. How do you see as someone who's in charge of content development and wanting to get your content out there in a marketing capacity, do you have confidence that will be as good without bite dancers heavily involved. >> Well, I I think it probably will be.There's a lot of intricacies and a lot of um AI that's the the word of the day in that code. And I think that code base being kept intact is crucial. I think had they tried to recreate a ...

Joining us, pediatrician Dr. . Mona Amin and Dr. . Peter Hotes, co-director of the Center for Vaccine Development at Texas Children's Hospital.He is the co-author of Science Under Siege: How to Fight the Five Most Powerful Forces That Threaten Our World. All right, Dr. . Amin um do you understand what HHS means when it says that those um treating those uh uh syndromes or or treating those conditions they don't align with HHS agenda.>> So I think we're all in the same boat as the fact that there has not been ...

_Before trading options, please read Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options here: https://www.theocc.com/Company-Information/Documents-and-Archives/Options-Disclosure-Document_ As investors navigate the divergence between a cooling economy and optimism over earnings, this week’s CPI and PCE data drop could give us an idea of what to expect in the near term. Tony discusses the potential for a market rally and a new trade idea in health care. Questions? Drop them below 👇 and we’ll reply right in th ...

Amy, how does Tick Tock and a potential agreement play into the relationship, do you think. I'm positive for now. Well, positive in terms of calming some of the concerns that the Trump administration had.I would imagine that a lot of people didn't have Oracle on their bingo card as the biggest tech disrupter in 2025. But but that's where we are. And that's because Oracle is a bit of a mixed bag.Not it's not on the forefront of innovation in critical technologies. This is a company that moves slowly. But at ...

Joining us now, Marina Lasera. She provided crucial evidence that enabled prosecutors to charge Jeffrey Epstein in 2019 with sex trafficking. Uh she was known in those documents as minor victim number one. Thank you very much for being here today. >> Thank you for having me. >> How are you feeling? >> A lot of emotions. A lot of emotions. Um anxiety. uh a little scared how you know these these files are going to come out and it's exactly what you were just talking about. It's what kind of redactions are goi ...

OpenAI looking to raise more money which could push its valuation to $830 billion. Mackenzie Seagalos here with more behind that big number. Mac, >> hey Scott.So OpenAI's valuation getting marked higher across back-to-back reports. Roughly an $80 billion spread over 24 hours. The journal now says OpenAI's next round could raise as much as hundred billion at an $830 billion valuation.That would be good for cap table names like SoftBank, which recently liquidated its entire Nvidia stake, to go allin on OpenAI ...

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Early this morning in Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin held his marathon year-end news conference. The Russian leader took questions for more than four hours with the war in Ukraine dominating the event. Meanwhile, US negotiators are set to meet with officials from both sides, Ukraine and Russia, in the coming days in Miami.President Trump is looking to end the conflict, he says, by Christmas. NBC News chief international correspondent Kier Simmons joins us now from Moscow. Kier, you were there. You ...

There's a chapter of Project 2025 written by Brendan Carr and I'm just telling you it's coming. The reason that he's making this enormous stand about being able to regulate speech on broadcast is so that he can make the same argument about the internet and he will find the authority and again he keeps daring Congress to stop him and I suspect Congress will remain as dysfunctional as ever and they will not. There are other ways into it, some of which run into his own policymaking from the past.As we've discu ...