for your business today. ryan bussey, candidate for comcast business. powering possibilities. governor of montana gets tonight s last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. tonight, the guilty verdict for the man who attacked paul pelosi. the conviction handed down amid a rise of political division, violence, and dangerous rhetoric. and questions about how the media should cover donald trump during this election in the wake of the shifting approach. then, alarming testimony from a former facebook exact about what his teenage daughter experienced using the app. an important discussion on the effort to keep kids safe online as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening. once again, i m stephanie ruhle. tonight, a verdict in the case that raised fears about violent political outbreaks in this country. a federal jury has convicted david to pop of federal crimes for a violent attack on paul pelosi, husband of the former speaker of th
Christine lagarde and ivanka trump have in common . They have gathering to close the gender gap. Yep, some of the worlds most powerful women take action on equality. But they have got a big task, because according to some, closing the gap between sexes could take 170 years. And how to get from a to b in a whirlwind, and avoid those horrible traffic jams. We are taking a look at the big business of choppers. Welcome to World Business report. Im aaron heslehurst. Some of the worlds most powerful people from business and politics are meeting in berlin today. They also happen to all be women. It is part of an initiative called w20, set up by 20 of the worlds leading nations. So who is going, and what is it all about . Attending the summit will be Christine Lagarde, the head of the imf, angela merkel, the chancellor of germany, and ivanka trump, daughter and special assistant to the president of the united states. The group wants to highlight the issue of womens economic participation and e
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i would say this, he makes a good point. if you believe a.i. is sort of all-income papassing, all-knowing encompassing, all-knowing technology that s going to control our lives, be nice if we took a deep breath and let it evolve is. last thing we want is some sort of, a.i. essentially indoctrinating people. there could be a political element here. as you know, tech is filled with progressives that want us to think a certain way, and you can just imagine how they would arrange a.i. to complete those aims. but there is another issue here, and it s a business issue. elon musk is behind the 8-ball on a.i. particularly with tesla. so it s a competitive issue. it s a little too, just say, neat for him to be saying let s take a moratorium while i catch up to the competition. [laughter] howard: yeah. and related to that is he wants to start his own chat bolt, truth gpt, but that would take some time to catch up. a.i. has tested a lot of these, i find the chat bots to be
business issue, too. and then what happens when the same kind of people who dislike abortion also don t like mrna vaccines and decide mrna has to be drawn off the market. well mrna is now used for cancer treatment. we don t want to take the vaccine, so we want to dump those, too that is a slippery slope what do you make of the religious argument you have jewish groups suing in florida, wait a minute what about our write they believe that for jews all life is precious the decision to bring new life is not determined by state fiat. in jewish law abortion is for many reasons not permitted by florida law. what about our religious right what do you make this one sect of so-called christians are the ones deciding how all of us have to live? well, i think the point is, joy, people consider decisions about pregnancy to be deeply