this is what google knows about us. perhaps there really are some things that we should keep to ourselves. but the experiment goes further. the ok an artist also focus on me. during the film i need to answer questions. this may seem basic, but the algorithms from may to measure also process other information. at the end of the program, we show you what else they look out for. and while the results about me are google collect my data as soon as i start searching for something online or what's the youtube video? the same is true for apple, amazon and facebook. the magic word here is cookies. cookies are actually tiny text files that are saved on your device. in homeless cases, cookies contain information such as you'll use a name or the language the website should be displayed and but data brokers and advertising companies so called 3rd party uses. also use cookies to gather data. as soon as you allow cookies, your data is collected. the online forms that prevent them from doing so often long and confusing. they regularly

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i really, kids or preferred a wall earlier christian, a google was ready to go next. so could across the some didn't cops for kid type writer are grown the creation of him. i guess all you should at least with didn't school kerosene threats, and that's just for a bottle. not as of you to have an opening service. i need the, well, it was ms. lynn grant. there are which comes through it from the park at cornell university at the progression. it's at least it can bella calling the ring source both of i. e and shortness of conduct that us will you sleep with squeaky sways, sally. see it kicked out full chew, source for conflict gall ips. what really will be digital at the 3 percent for africa really worth reaching receives when you talk with la freeze for brewster world parkway, present eligibility with wellness, new? think a cool one. rich kind of lenient. what completely? american political talk, epigrams keep. last o g to a president, trump for 40 schools, to walk to a job, just the business shuttle care shipper to build a social home movies i live internet on us. work

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last year, for example, google's affiliate in russia reported profits of 1700000000 roubles. that's around $23000000.00, so you can see this is going to have a much bigger dent on their profits in the country. now this spring also, which is also placed new requirements on around 13 top 10 companies to open officers in russia. that will include also registering an accounts on the russian internet watchdogs website and opening a channel of communication with uses here in russia. now the watch, the claims, they welcome constructive dialogue with these companies, but they also say they're going to use all the measures at their disposal. a lot of these companies matter, for example, still haven't officially commented on how exactly or if it's all they intend to comply with these regulations and open their offices in russia. so company, year, once this quote process is over, there could be several outcomes. the internet check joint could face an even bigger hit to the profits, access of these sites can be slowed down in russia. that's something what stock has already done. what eve

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both hired by google. they create this ethical ai team at google which is designed to fight this problem. recently, since my book was put to bed they have both been ousted from google. as you have, on the one side, people calling attention to this and a lot of people taking notice, inside as well as out, you have these other corporate forces, in very ways -- various ways, pushing against it. these companies have their own aims. they are complicated. driven by the profit motive among other things. it often comes into conflict with these other efforts. >> i find that so interesting. their ideas are powerful, insightful, important. much like the networks. before they were adopted by amazon and google. their ideas are aligned. >> you are exactly right. you see on twitter, for instance , on a daily basis, people accusing me of being an activist. you know, you could make, and you see this in the book, the same criticism of these neural network pioneers that are sort of in the wilderness saying this technology wi

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom, the host, the i and john quotes, dean of the miami herbert business school. it's great to have you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real alley wages. net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom, the hostess, the i and john quotes the dean of the miami herbert business school. it's a great job you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case that in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation of the gas pump, et cetera. what we're se

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom boom host, and john quotes the dean of the miami herbert business school. it's a great job you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing is a

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-- you've got to realize google was at 90% so that would have been disruptive. across the world they just thought they could mess around. in australia of course rupert murdoch was pushing it and they had the resources to do it. they get a coalition of other news organizations to be able to take this on. as you mentioned, i am the daughter ofbe a journalist who spent an incredible career and is still alive at age 93. >> i didn't realize that. in the last year he graduated from hospice. i've growne to admire not only his work with all journalists. maybe not at the big newspapers, maybe not at "the new york times" and "washington post" but if you start using it in cities like miami or minneapolis and you are not able to have the coverage which we do now with the star tribune and a number of other smaller papers they are just hanging in there. the local journalists have a unique ability to be able to cover some of it. as you know, an online paper, one of the first in the country that got some incredible journalists. my dad, his last job for maybe $100 a column. they

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom host and john quotes, dean of the miami herbert business school, it's great to have you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing is a large

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when i googled i thought i would die immediately. i thought i shouldn't have this illness it's mostly relegated to men over 70. it was a very confusing time for me when i was diagnosed. was hard to find open spaces online with people who share the illness. and then to take the authoritarian shut down and shut it off approach. this is really troubling because historically we have seen and to take a hard line approach that isn't always inclusive for the people of chronic illnesses. i understand whites important to have open dialogue. at the same time it's important to recognize the difference between open dialogue and the spread of misinformation with algorithms. and to share information with authoritative sources instead of shutting down speech entirely. as of covering up real information with global sources like the astrazeneca vaccine which has been a huge controversy the past few weeks with a reasonable number of blood clots affecting women my age. and not just rely on the cdc which said misinformation about masks early on that way

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom boom to host the i and john quotes, dean of the miami herbert business school. it's great to have you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real alley wages. net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seei

you mentioned google and google is your top pick in that area. but, you know, i'm hearing about the death of the cookie and we hear about meta and snap having to navigate those appleios changes and figure out how to target consumers in a new way. tell us why you like google and snap in light of some of those challenges it seems like one of the main appeals of google has nothing to do with advertising and everything to do with their cloud services >> you're right. probably our most differentiated call on google really relates to the cloud business and our call is that the growth in the top line in cloud is going to come in much stronger this year than the consensus estimates. and the costs are actually going to come down faster than consensus leading to a fast er infliction towards google cloud and that's really predicated if you look back since thomas curian joined google cloud and brought the huge effort to the salesforce you look at 4q 2020 and they saw the biggest growth in their backlog that they've seen historically and we're about entering

when that happened to google, google created a parent company — alphabet. and that's what facebook has done. it's created meta, an umbrella organization for facebook, instagram, whatsapp and all its other businesses, which takes its name from the metaverse, the virtual reality domain that mark zuckerberg believes is the future of digital life. and it's all change at twitter, which has a new boss. a few weeks ago, jack dorsey announced — or rather tweeted — he is to resign from the company he created 16 years ago. chief technical officer parag agrawal has taken over. here in the uk, the regulator ofcom introduced the children's code to protect children's data online. its focus will be gaming, social media and video streaming. companies, even those who are based abroad, will have to adhere to a series of standards. if they don't, they could face heavy sanctions. today's teenagers have never known the world before the internet. life online has massively expanded. ijust wondered if i could talk to you guys for a little while about whether or not you worry a

google earns that in five days. senator lee: my concern is not with how much money they earn or how they do it and it's not unlawful to be a monopoly in this country but it is unlawful to acquire or maintain a napoli status through anticompetitive conduct. it's hard to imagine a circumstance in which one can own the exchange platform and also be a buyer, seller, rocher, dealer and whatever other positions they might occupy in the meantime. it's hard for me to imagine how a firm can maintain all of those positions without something anticompetitive going on in purpose and effect. ms. hein, you and your colleagues decided to sell your first company to an acquirer. can you explain why any entrepreneur would choose to sell their company rather than continue to build it with an eye toward eventually going public? ms. hein: yes, thank you for your question. the circumstances of each company are unique and it depends on how strong of a position one can build in the market. it depends on the pathology and how market access w

yeah, facebook, google, if you want to know somebody who has, who has you have given permission to get into your life and watch about, you're just talking about this to about, you know, you do your watch and somebody's got the ads in the ad tracking and then you set the cookies and then it does this. i mean, all of these things that we never used to talk about have become commonplace. you, you see now, do you agree to accept cookies? you know, here's what we track. i mean, are there other software packages out there? yeah, they're kind of narrow, but i tell you if you want to know who's got the biggest, the biggest software collector out there, it's those 3 companies, you know, google, amazon, and facebook. they've got more data than any intelligence organization in the world does. it's a scary world out there. and unfortunately, cybersecurity, i for morgan right unfortunately tells us how scary is every time we have you and we really appreciate morgan, right. have been no one. thank you. so much and from one investigation to another the securities and exchange commission has and now i

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and use case studies like google and google plus and the failed social network project that they had worked on. and there's a lot of new projects out there the reason why it's so hard is start ups have the advantage of being able to start small. they can go from starting on a college campus and once they get that working, they'll go to another college campus as tinder did and snapchat did they can go from one team to the other versus when you're at a big company you want to generate big numbers fast and it makes it hard to create strong network effects in that way. and so i think that these larger companies, they, obviously, are out competing, launching new products all the time. but it's been a long time since we've seen a successful start up actually completely outcompeted by one of the big guys >> well, it's fascinating to look at these trends as we look ahead to web 3 andrew chen, thanks so nmuch for joining us >> thank you for having me. >>> the ceo of c3ai told us, quote, everything would be fine. was he ight? a lot what is behind in the move in the stock today >>> that downgra

, we are going to lease from google holdings ireland it's owned by google holdings and it's this web of corporate nonsense that allows the companies do not pay their taxes. second is to make them pay their taxes. and i'm going to be very blunt right now. the example where certain companies, the kind of behavior that we saw back in the 1970s and 80s and when there are revelations of wrongdoing, when there are revelations of executives lying to congress, at what point are they held to the rule of law. you don't get to just break the law because you are rich and powerful. i do feel like there's a company or two out there. >> we have time for one more question but for that question i'm going to validate two questions that are kind of related. one person, thank you for your comment and points out that women are always affected when there's these kinds of an equities and a similar question came from another audience member saying again they fall disproportionately on women and it's almost impossible to build a sustainable economy. what do we do about all that? i will point to the example o

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the digital markets act aimed to force more competition for tech giant like google, apple, and amazon with a list of do's and don'ts. on the other hand, the digital services act is focused on protecting consumers from illegal or harmful content. the principal being, what's a legal offline should be illegal online to. now that you hopes that these rules will apply in 2023. but the question is, where would that leave big tax? big plants are reporter daniel winter steps into facebook's matter, verse for announcer. it's a wonderful, magical experience. here i can live by true self business and pleasure. this is the met of us, at least that's met his vision for the future. the company formerly known as facebook, had a rocky ride in 2021. but could this bold new plan help it faced the future? the missing at the end of october c, e o. mark zuckerberg gave you is a taste of the met of us, a virtual world to live, work and play and field at the same time, announcing a rebranding day. our company is now met a big commitment to the grand vision. however, critics called the dumping of the name fa

subsidize as companies to buy wood abroad because they're not supposed to cut down chinese oaks in google at this creates unfair competition and could quickly destroy the european belgian french and german timber industry. oh, badge of wholesale, more global demand is thus taking over belgium's local timber markets. but china is buying of wood all over europe to protect its own native forests. so what should be done? should there be a fixed quote for the european market, or an export ban on unprocessed would. and should these measures only target china? off to roll demand for wood has spiked all over the world. emanuel defeat is a forestry expert who was awful norco. he cautions against any rash, ill considered actions in for bah, who called on the lashing on block, we should not condemn china across the board. how much we need to recognize that for many years the china bought our low grade would and was our valuable ally, daughters. but this ally is also a threat you for if you did, we shouldn't offend the china doctor you for in fact, we should maintain good business ties. oil the cog s

i met former google ceo has a warning about artificial intelligence. he looks fine weiss' misinformation is deep faced, that is next. >> artificial intelligence or ai is transforming the world for its already playing a willing conveniences like personalized web searches and shopping. the world's superpowers are in a raised use ai for national defense applications and even warfare. drumming out former google ceo and co-author of the age of ai, eric schmidt. thank you so much for coming on the show. >> thanks for having me. jack: want to start with artificial intelligence and maybe how it touches our lives are not even aware of. what are the ways in which might interact with artificial intelligence and how will that change over the coming years? >> today we look at recommendations or computers as you like this or that, that is an ai system reviews twitter or facebook, the feed you get has been boosted by ai based on what it thanks or preferences are. i will use ai for translation. today's systems are being used for video, surveillance and things like tha

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subsidize as companies to buy wood abroad because they're not supposed to cut down chinese oaks in google at this creates unfair competition and could quickly destroy the european belgian french and german timber industry. our law badge of wholesale more global demand is thus taking over belgium's local timber markets. but china is buying of wood all over europe to protect its own native forests. so what should be done? should there be a fixed quote for the european market, or an export ban on unprocessed would. and should these measures only target china? off to roll demand for wood has spiked all over the world. emanuel defeat is a forestry expert, norful norco. he cautions against any rash, ill considered actions live in for bah, who called on the lashing on block, we should not condemn china across the board. a ship. how much we need to recognize that for many years the china bought our low grade would and was our valuable ally . it orders, but this ally is also a threat you for if you did, we shouldn't offend the china, don't you? you fool. in fact, we should maintain good business t

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the steps google is taking with vaccine enforcement. elon musk is at it once again and going after elizabeth warren it is december 15, this is "worldwide exchange. >> good morning. good afternoon good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching. happy wednesday. happy fed day. let's get to your markets and man. we weren't expecting a whole lot. no hike is expected but the language jay powell may use today about when those hikes could come and how many there could be next year is the key to, well, everything so we'll wait until 2:00 p.m another down day after the market hit small caps. that is falling more than 1% the third day down words like microsoft and adobe that have been white hot nasdaq is now off more than 6% we also continue to watch crypto after some wild moves we've seen even for crypto and things like doj coin and yesterday some of the major cryptos are higher right now. crypto back above 45,000 oil down under 1%. at risk of falling below $70 a barrel got to look at bonds you talk about the fed, you always have to

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catalina: what happened is that when this user did a google search and you type in "l17 a," google search suggests the hyphen, and it is on this ribosome protein. research from uniprotk on the synthesis of proteins in the south. the user included this m.i.t. news article on controlling genes with light, which would have sustained the conspiracy. online. but when you go into google and type in "streetlight l17," it leads to this brand of the streetlight, and what the code really is is an indication of the brightness of the led light. this is another example, or one more, of how google search can lead to misinformation and even worse, conspiracy theories. mark: catalina, thank you very much indeed. the mind boggles. the business with kate, as ever, thank you. more news to come. stay with us, "ve from paris." how ridiculous are people? >> reporters on france 24 and france24.com. >> climate change is forcing senegal to revive its great green wall project, on hold for 15 years. the pan-african agency is in the northwest to talk to the people there. >> a huge project sewing a small seed of hope

google ideas, the environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. and, ah, what does 2020 to have in store for chinese trade? this year is seen rising tensions between beijing and the likes of the us, particularly over alleged human rights abuses in chin. jang, we'll discuss how china is relationship with the world is changing as property prices in chinese cities or to become among the highest in the world. we meet some of the winners and the losers. that one year into wreck, it has been the disaster that some people predicted. well, we'll take a look at the new relationship between the u. k. and it in united with the state of your business, on reports in berlin. welcome to the program that the world's 2 biggest economies, but relations between the u. s. and china have been heading south throughout 2021 just recently. they're taking a further dive over claims of human rights abuses in the chinese region of shin jang, united states recently passed tough new legislation that puts the onus on businesses to prove their supply chains are free of forced l

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but there was a case against google. i wrote that part about the trunk one - - the trump administration with those career people trying to do their job but trump politicized so much so you lose that moment of that momentum to take on the monopolies. people who have worked with president obama said we should have done more than mergers were coming in the tech area and we should have done more spin to do years of underfunded agencies and then some good work i tried not to make this the focal point because you can have a lot of blame to go around which i clearly go through the history. and that includes fixing what we messed up in the past. >> what about the european union and the way they regulate these companies? is there a model we can copy? >> yes a woman who heads up you and competition policy i would rather call all of this competition policy and that is going on right now but what they are doing in europe it's easier for them to do things but they have taken a sign and a thoughtful way and when it comes to app stores