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Speaker 1: If you keep an eye on stocks, you noticed lately
Speaker 1: that soccer mark has been doing pretty good, in fact
Speaker 1: hidden all time highs. A lot of that has been
Speaker 1: bullied by techs. Tech stocks.
Speaker 2: I just said, whenever I hear stocks, I'm like, oh
Speaker 2: what a I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Probably the most prominent that's really just wailing right now
Speaker 1: is Navidia, chip maker. Navidia. They reported their results for
Speaker 1: last order just after market close yesterday, and they came
Speaker 1: they came back with they beat market expectations. Now here's
Speaker 1: the curious part, and everybody's gonna be keeping an eye
Speaker 1: on how things go today. They beat expectations by a lot,
Speaker 1: yet in after hours trading their stock fell, so investors
Speaker 1: may still be a little jittery thinking do we got
Speaker 1: too many eggs in the tech basket? Does that sound familiar? Anyway?
Speaker 1: When things open today, we'll see where the stock market
Speaker 1: goes or if it just you know, kind of sorts
Speaker 1: itself out. But Navidia is uh, that is one that
Speaker 1: people have been watching and they have just been outperforming
Speaker 1: and overperforming, and it doesn't look like there's any stop
Speaker 1: in them leading the way in AI in the you
Speaker 1: know what's needed moving forward in that technology. France has
Speaker 1: charged the Telegram ceo Pavel d'uraf with a series of crimes.
Speaker 1: He is to remain in France. He was released on
Speaker 1: a five and a half million dollar bond, but he
Speaker 1: must check in at a police station twice a week.
Speaker 1: The Paris prosecutor said he's prohibited from leaving the country.
Speaker 1: The charges are being investigated, including complicity and managing an
Speaker 1: online platform that is Telegram and enabling illegal transactions, complicity
Speaker 1: and crime such as enabling the distribution of child sexual
Speaker 1: abuse material, drug trafficking and fraud and refusal to cooperate
Speaker 1: with law enforcement. A lot of people have this is
Speaker 1: the one you were talking about the other day. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I had this in the loop headlines. It's big news
Speaker 1: when you get a you know, the head of a
Speaker 1: major you know, media platform being arrested in charge with
Speaker 1: stuff like this telegram is largely hands off when it
Speaker 1: comes to any kind of moderation regarding content and such,
Speaker 1: and when you don't pay any kind of guardrails, stuff
Speaker 1: like this proliferate and that's what he's being charge with.
Speaker 1: So this this is going to be a test case
Speaker 1: of sorts to see where this all goes.
Speaker 2: It's pretty irresponsible if you really think about it, having
Speaker 2: no guardrails, right, and he's ziggugging it on there and
Speaker 2: apparently did.
Speaker 1: Very little guardrails. So that's be a case to be
Speaker 1: watched there.
Speaker 2: I think of being at a kid's bolding birthday party
Speaker 2: and you don't have the guardrails up. Is that fair?
Speaker 2: It's just a gutter party. All those kids are gonna
Speaker 2: go home upset. And then Little Johnny's party was the
Speaker 2: worst ever.
Speaker 1: Thank you for breaking that out down into easy to
Speaker 1: understand common man on the streets terms Taco Bob, got It,
Speaker 1: Uber and Cruz LLC, a self driving car startup owned
Speaker 1: by General Motors, have announced a partnership in which crews
Speaker 1: will provide Chevy Bolt self driving vehicles to the ride
Speaker 1: sharing giant Uber beginning next year. Not the first time
Speaker 1: that this Cruise outfit has offered autonomous taxis, California issued
Speaker 1: a permit to the company to operate self driving taxis
Speaker 1: in San Francisco, and by the end of October twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three, they were close to six hundred autonomous vehicles
Speaker 1: in the city. However, after a set of safety incidents,
Speaker 1: including two pedestrian accidents, California withdrew its permit and federal
Speaker 1: regulators began investigating the cars. Cruz had also previously operated
Speaker 1: in Phoenix, Austin, Dallas, Houston, and Miami, and the company
Speaker 1: voluntarily suspended operations in those cities as well. Does this
Speaker 1: sound like a great idea with Uber?
Speaker 3: You decide that thing pulls up in front of my house?
Speaker 1: Reject a teenager in India making headlines after he went
Speaker 1: on a hunger strike after his mom refused to buy
Speaker 1: him an iPhone. He's being accused of emotional blackmail. After
Speaker 1: making this move, his mom gave him to the pressure
Speaker 1: and bought him the damn phone.
Speaker 3: That's bad parenting. Sorry, Hunger Strike, don't eat.
Speaker 1: Well, mom ready, because he's gonna want the latest and
Speaker 1: greatest because Apple has announced their next big event coming
Speaker 1: up on September ninth, which has the tagline It's Glow
Speaker 1: Time and will take place at the Steve Jobs Theater
Speaker 1: at Apple Park. During the show, the company is expected
Speaker 1: to launch the iPhone sixteen lineup.
Speaker 3: I quit.
Speaker 1: I don't know, hunger strike right now until your mom
Speaker 1: gets you at.
Speaker 2: Kids, I am throwing the towel and man, there's what
Speaker 2: I still having paid off this one when it's like
Speaker 2: seven seven ago.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what it is.
Speaker 1: Don't know what number you have?
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 2: I think it's like a It's working fine now, right,
Speaker 2: I hope. So I'm still making payments on it. I
Speaker 2: think it's a ten. It's because I don't I go
Speaker 2: on the cheap and you know, get the model that's older.
Speaker 2: There's nothing wrong with that. You don't necessarily have to
Speaker 2: play thousand, latest and greatest. A tech startup called reflect
Speaker 2: Orbital is planning to launch a constellation of mirrored satellites
Speaker 2: into orbit so they can beam sunlight anywhere on Earth
Speaker 2: and sell people sunlight after dark. One of the co
Speaker 2: founders is a former SpaceX employee. They're trying to put
Speaker 2: a constellation of satellites into orbit and can reflect sunlight
Speaker 2: and directed back anywhere on Earth. Russia actually did a
Speaker 2: proof of concept decades ago and it worked.
Speaker 3: So it's meant to be dark at night.
Speaker 1: It's mainly designed to help big solar farms keep generating
Speaker 1: power at night.
Speaker 3: Okay, well that I couldn't understand.
Speaker 1: But anyone can go on their website and fill out
Speaker 1: a sunshine application. You gotta fill one out by October
Speaker 1: twenty third if you want to get in on the
Speaker 1: ground floor.
Speaker 2: It's gonna affect the sea turtles. You know how when
Speaker 2: you stay at a condo, you're started to close the
Speaker 2: blinds at night always the sea turtles. Yes, turn the
Speaker 2: lights off at Taco just for you.
Speaker 1: About You're not alone, You're not alone. About half of
Speaker 1: all working Americans believe that AI will decrease the number
Speaker 1: of available jobs in their given industry.
Speaker 2: Of course, you'd have to be a full knock too.
Speaker 2: AI is satan. It's not entirely satan, the majority of satan.
Speaker 2: I think there can be a lot of good come
Speaker 2: out of AI, but there's also a lot of unknown.
Speaker 2: If you all only knew, I've been talking to a
Speaker 2: AI computer, Pat Lynch for the last month, you're satan.
Speaker 1: Don't, don't, don't be afraid of the unknown. Just be cautious.
Speaker 1: Cautious where you can just Ostrich it over here with
Speaker 1: the human Ostrich.
Speaker 3: Look at it. He's put his head into sand.
Speaker 2: Now that's the way you do it. Man, anytime he's
Speaker 2: got some stress, will just put your head under the console.
Speaker 3: Just like this.
Speaker 1: With that, he says goodbye, and that'll do it for
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