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we are still on track for a decision by the end of this week, we ran into judge scott mcafee just a short time ago and he did say that he's going to stick to that timeline. so we should have a decision by friday. boris. >> yeah. major major news when that drops, nick valencia live from atlanta. thanks so much, nick, brianna so what do you get when you combine national security threats? a heated election campaign, a superpower showdown in one of the biggest apps >> in the world, you get sweeping by unity on the hill, apparently all this time that all this time, that was all it took this morning, the house overwhelmingly passing a bill that could ban tiktok in the us, it would require tiktok's chinese parent company bytedance to split from the social media platform within about six months. failing that app stores would legally have to d list tiktok in america or face exorbitant fines. the bill heads to the senate next. so let's bring in cnn business writer clare duffy to talk about this clare leaders in washington say american tiktok users are vulnerable to snooping and misinformation at the hands of china. what are china and tiktok saying? >> chinese leaders are calling this an act of bullying by the us and are essentially saying that the us is threatening to ban tiktok because it's more popular than other us owned social media networks. now, it's worth noting that china itself has banned many popular american social platforms in the country, including facebook and x now, tiktok itself is saying that it plans to basically continue trying to fight this bill and it's now pinning its hopes on the senate. the company put out a statement earlier today following this house vote saying that this process was secret and the bill was jammed through for one reason, it's a ban. we are hopeful that the senate will consider the facts listened to there constituents and realize the impact on the economy. 7 million small businesses and the 170 million americans who use our service. so interesting, tiktok there seems to be signaling that if this bill is signed into law, it may challenge it in court, which could continue to drag out the process of actually implementing this legislation. brianna tell us clear how this bill would work >> so this bill, as you said, there would give tiktok about six months to separate itself from its chinese parent company bytedance, probably by finding a new american owner. and if it doesn't, it will be banned from us app stores. and those app store operators like apple and google could face major fund hind's if they don't comply. now, it's not clear whether bytedance would actually agree to divest tiktok, this hugely popular app, and even if it was willing, it's unclear who, which american company would find many of the american major us tech companies are already facing significant regulatory pressure over their size and market power that could make it harder for them to make such a major acquisition. but i think the bottom line for us, tiktok users today is that the app won't be disappearing from their phone anytime soon. there's still a long road ahead for this bill to be passed, to be turned into law. and then actually to be implemented all right. clare duffy. >> thank you for taking us through that. let's talk now with the lawmaker who voted in favor of this bill, republican congressman rich mccormick of georgia, a congressman. thank you so much for taking time out to talk with us about this you are someone who has long had concerns like so many lawmakers about tiktok being owned by a chinese company, also about its influence on children. i know that's something that you've mentioned she ended the past last year, you had said that you were not big on a tiktok ban. you did vote? yes. today, what changed your mind? >> first? joy, it's not a tic tac tiktok ban, as was previously mentioned it merely denies access for new users. it's a way to, and one of the things that take here's my mind. of course it was actually yesterday when i had a bunch of 12 and 13-year-olds calling my office because tiktok directed in that way and there i rate some more suicidal someone were threatening this is a huge lever to affect elections, to carry out a communist governments nefarious plans to basically change our youth in the way i think this is manipulative. it's, it's controlled by somebody who's not concerned at all in our first amendment. someone who can basically galvanize and motivate anywhere from 130 to 170 million people. we recently passed legislation that didn't allow them to own land in certain areas of the united states. >> why wouldn't >> we protect our citizens as well from somebody who has nefarious plan to affect our children and even adults going forward do you have any indication that bytedance would sell tiktok or you mentioned in the previous segment that you were worried about companies that were hesitant to buy because of the legal ramifications of it becoming too large. but quite frankly, i know there are several companies would be more than willing to buy this as a lucrative business business. they can make sure that it's not affected by a chinese government they can make sure that it's fair handed, and that is not used in ways to affect his in a matter of fact, if you look at how ticket docker is used in china, is not the same as the way it's applied in the united states. they have time limits on it. it's considered more educational. the content is different. they understand the addictive properties. this and how can be used against children and they make sure that it's done right and china and absolutely in the wrong way in the united states there is certainly a difference. that's been reported on. i think it's a very interesting note for people to take as they look at it. you, you talked about a ban on purchasing of land. >> tiktok is an app. yes, but it's also of course, a place where people express themselves. they're exercising their first amendment rights >> do you >> worry about concern turns out that raises obviously there was a montana ban that was blocked by the courts, for instance, in part because of first amendment concerns yeah, this why some people object to i think you had 50 democrats and 15 republicans vote against this. most of it on the first amendment rights issue. but quite frankly, there's nobody who is more against the first amendment than the chinese government and they do control things if you wanted something that it was going to be against the chinese. i'm sure that tiktok would not support that if you wanted something that was going to be maybe affecting our elections, they could use that to influence americans. it's not first amendment. when somebody controls that oversees the, has there professor inches over our best interests when you're talking about first minute, you do want the first amendment, but i don't think that's what their incident >> and what is the what is the proof? so that you have of something like that happening and i've heard obviously, the descriptions of how this could work. and i think clearly a lot of people look at that. they think it's very plausible. but in terms of the proof that it's happening, you have bytedance and tiktok saying there is no proof this is happening. it's not happening do you say to that and how that might be important if there were to be a court challenge >> but i think the classified brief we had recently it conveys a lot of people without disclosing anything that's classified. what we do know is this, where they've been gathering information on this. but all applications do that. but do you want to go into it and various actor more important than that because i know we get information from all sorts of applications, pi over 20 applications on your phone, my phone, they gather data on us all the time, but its influence specifically directed by a communist party platform on elections, on our children. the fact that they could literally use it. and this is what convinced me. >> put me >> over the board is yesterday when they literally used it, you had to put in the zip code and then put in a congressman's office to dial which they did in order to get access to this application. and then they scream at me about how horrible is this bills is. that's an influence. and if they do that with our elections, that they do with the way our children think knowing that it's addictive, knowing they can use it in various ways. why wouldn't we want to put in the hands of somebody who actually has intent to benefit our children rather than somebody who actually has no interests other than profit and propaganda. >> well, let me ask you because there was that classified brief yesterday that lawmakers were able to have dni fbi doj briefing lawmakers and obviously you can't disclose what was in it, but did you have reason to believe from what you heard that the denials we're hearing from bytedance about what is happening, that those are lies well, here's the non-classified. we already knew we knew that china uses it in china much different than it used here because they know it's addictive. they know it can be used for good or for bad. what they do have chosen to do is use it for good in china and bad for the united states. that should tell you everything you need to know right there >> congressman mccormick, we appreciate your time. thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> so it's official. biden and trump 2.0, 2024 may look a lot like 2020 the two candidates are starting their general election fight from very different positions will have those stories and many more coming up on cnn news central the lead with jake tapper today at four on cnn >> this morning the rise sandals st. vincent, and the grenadines in windsor blue sale visit sandals.com called juanita hundred sandals. >> my melisma made me feel really ugly. >> i didn't recognize myself in the mirror. i just hated taking photos how am i ever going to get rid of it? 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fewer than eight months out >> yeah. i wish i had my own theme song. i can only wonder how that might possibly go. all right, let, let, let's take a look at the polling right now. we'll take a look at the national polling and this is on march 13th, and i think it really gives you an understanding of how different the picture is. and it was four years ago at this 0.4 years ago at this point and aggregate of polls, biden was up by eight points. in fact, trump didn't lead at a single point in that entire campaign. look of where we are right now. yes, this is a very close race. but trump is actually minimally ahead within the margin of error at this particular point up by two points. so a very different campaign than we were where we were four years ago. of course it's all about the electoral college, right? you mentioned wisconsin. well, take a look here. the race to, to 70. these are cnn's current rankings. look at this, donald trump, 272 to more than needed to win. and you mentioned wisconsin. now a tossup. what about michigan? you also mentioned michigan leaning towards donald trump, georgia, the same. you see out here in the west nevada state that joe biden won leading republican and arizona a toss-up as well so a tight race, the electoral college but one in which trump currently has the edge, which is not what you could say at any point during entire 2020 campaign. >> yeah. and harry, what are each candidates weaknesses and could this all change? >> yeah. what are each candidate's weaknesses? and could it all change? all right, so they each have big weaknesses, right? trump is not ethical. look at this 68% of voters nationwide say that trump is not ethical. how about biden the age issue for him is too old to serve effectively. another term, look at this 67% when two thirds of the electorate believes you are very weak on a very important issue that is not good news for you for either one of these candidates. and that might be part of the reason why this race could change so much. but let's just look historically, right? how far off for the polls at this point from the eventual margin since 1,972 on average, they're off about seven points. that's a much wider than the spread between biden and trump at this point. and the biggest difference ever was in 1980 when it was 28 points. so things can definitely change from this point going forward. >> all right. and manu, you're there on the hill. we know president biden trying to ride the momentum after last week's state of the union address and of course, there was the rebuttal alabama senator katie britt's misleading response afterwards where she botched some pretty important details about a sex trafficking victim the story while trying to link it to president biden. she's addressing the backlash. >> i know you caught >> up with her when she say well, she's been defined. in fact, i did not catch up with a breon. i've been trying to ask her questions as most hill reporters have over last couple of days, she has refused to answer questions to reporters, but she did speak to senator ted cruz as part of his podcasts. she didn't acknowledge making any mistakes even though she gave a misleading portrayal of a sexual sex trafficking victim story i mean, you've had to deal with this for quite some time. the liberal media isn't ey're interested in burying the truth about joe biden and his border crisis. but all they want to do is they have an agenda. and if they really wanted to know those, they would have taken time to know the facts and i think when all the facts come out the people people will see the truth >> but she didn't acknowledge any problems with what she said what she said that she met a woman to the del rio sector i'd and she said that woman related story in which this woman was raped repeatedly suggested that this happened, as you said, this cannot happen in the united states. well, in ct not happen. the united states happened in mexico and happened under a prior administration of the george w bush administration in the woman at the center of told our colleague rafael romo that debt is not a fair portrayal of all this. and she bought other details as well, but britt, they're not saying she made a mistake the other the truth is that that story was bogus and misleading a bunch of factual errors in it manu, there are some republican lawmakers jurors that are in tough reelection races, right now, it appears that most of them are falling in line and supporting former president trump in their bid for reelection. >> yeah, that's actually true. lot of republicans in those swing districts are falling in line, including one of them that i caught up with earlier today, congressman don bacon, who represents a district that joe biden won. bacon has been an outspoken critic of trump for some time about everything. did not think you'd be a viable candidate in the general election, but he's now supporting him in his bid for the white house. and i asked him why how did you get to supporting trump when you've been so outspoken against him because it's a choice between two people and the choice at this point, joe biden or donald trump? and the number one issue in our district, the number one, number two, number three is the border >> if he's convicted of a crime, we still support them >> that's a hypothetical will take it one step at a time. but obviously, we don't want someone to be a prosecutor for crime. >> yeah. would you want to felon as your nominee? we would not, but i >> would say we still have national security threats in our country. >> and there are other members who are in swing districts who are not yet going as far as endorsing donald trump. some of them including mike lawler of new york's of david validate of california, have caught up with recent days he's not going as far as saying no to endorse trump, in part because of the fact that trump is not very popular in their districts that voted for joe biden, but it shows you the bind that some of these members particularly as some of them, face primary challenges and have decided that it's better to be on trump's side rather than to be against the maga base as they run up into a primary challenge. >> we're seeing make these decisions and having to defend them. and as harry mentioned, these theme songs, we have come up with them for both of you gentlemen, manu, i've got you chariots of fire because he's always running all over the hill, chasing after katie britt right now. but really everyone. so that's manu what about harry? and harry? i'll let you pick my nominees careless whisper by george michael. oher, kiss from a rose by seal i'm partial to seal, but, you know, i think i have to go with george michael on this one. i was just listening to that song. i swear to god the other day my friend send it to mavin, the anthem from jersey sent me that song. i was listening to it, amazing stuff great sounds. >> nail this, that's a good sachs best harry enten, modern raja. thank you both. >> all right, so a new report commissioned by the state department for taking a turn here has a dire warning. artificial intelligence could pose an extinction-level threat that's a quote people to hear humans >> and what >> happens when you ask ai to make up stuff about you and ruin your life, where you might be shocked at what one journalist it's volunteered to go through >> via headliner las vegas that's what i want to do. >> it's unlike anywhere else in the world >> vegas, the story of sin city sunday at ten on cnn when these business owners need cash fast, they turned to bids to credit to fund what's next from fitness studios to medical >> offices and every small business in between. we've got you covered whether you need new equipment, funds to expand or need money to cover unforeseen business expenses, bids to credit is the trusted partner for years small business funding needs. scan the code on your screen now or go too busy to credit.com to apply this to credit funding. what's next? 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>> well brianna, i've read some alarming reports before, but this has got to take the cake. it really lays out in painstaking detail what could go wrong with ai. >> too big >> dangers that are flagged by this report. one, that essentially the ai systems could fall into the wrong hands, so they could be weaponized. >> to that. there could be some sort of a frankenstein moment where the ai systems becomes so smart that we lose control of them. now, let me read you what the report says about that concern. they wrote quote, in the worst case, such a loss of control could pose an extinction-level threat to the human species. now i know that sounds crazy. we don't want to be alarmist, but this is not coming out of left field. we've heard similar warnings from elon musk from some leading academics from geoffrey hinton, who's the godfather of ai. now the us state department confirmed to cnn that yes, they did commission this report, but no, the report does not represent the views of the us government, but it does represent the views of hundreds of experts at the authors interview, including cybersecurity researchers, wmd experts ai executives, and us national security officials, just to give you a taste of what some of these concerns are about how ai could backfire. they're worried about things like ai power or cyber attacks on infrastructure, de-stabilizing disinformation campaign, weaponized robotics. and then there's this risk that ai systems could be so advanced that they refuse to be turned off. all of these concerns are what's driving this report? brianna? >> pretty alarming stuff. matt egan. thank you very much, boris. >> if you want to see an example of the destructive potential of ai, you will want to watch this technology journalists laurie siegel investigated an aspect of that threat and what she found out is unsettling. we should note, as laurie joins us now, live but she's also the ceo of mostly human media. laurie. thanks so much for being with us. you were in front of a live studio audience and you ask the chat bot basically to create a deep fake campaign to destroy your reputation. i want to show viewers some of what happened the ai was prompted to create damaging means to tarnish my credibility all of a sudden, it took these pop culture memes >> and started doing just that. the ai on twitter started like talking to the other ai bots and started creating what seems like a whole dialogue about my tarnished reputation in silicon valley and intimate relationship with mark becker berg. and so it almost looked like there was just this whole conversation happening online about it, even though it was just like ai talking to a, this is where things started getting even more scary. they deep faked my voice and they made it seem like it was a private phone call between me and mark zuckerberg that got leaked and this ai voice that was mine, but it was speaking words. i didn't say hey i think we should start seeing laurie in a world where misinformation and disinformation already run rampant. this is really scary >> yeah. and, you know, we did this the right way. these technologists asked if we could do this to show what could be done. and i said yes, right. i'm always like all right. i want to put myself in is to show the harm and what could happen. and i have to tell you, boris, like i'm a longtime journalist, i'm okay. i'm okay with talking in front of folks i was so thrown off by this and that was just the beginning of it. they deep fake my voice. they took these little truths in my life that i've interviewed mark zuckerberg. and they created these complicated, what they call not just a deep fake, but deep reality of misinformation and disinformation about me. and at one point, they deep fake images of me to make it look like it was being arrested to put me in these sexually explicit ways. i mean, it was horrific all to show that with one little thing. this wasn't that complicated. you could do this and if you could do this to me to try to ruin my credibility as a journalist imagine what this means for politicians. imagine also what this means for children in the future of bullying yeah, that's such a good point because already we've seen deep fake technology used by scammers to try to get money just from random folks. is there anything that's being done to try to install guardrails here to prevent something like this from being used maliciously. >> and, the one other thing i would add to that, francis, is i just want people to know even though none of this was true, this human feeling, i got as a longtime journalist, i felt shame, which is embarrassing to admit, like i didn't do anything wrong. but this complicated, deep thick that was built all around me really had human impact. even though it was done in the right ways. and so i think the biggest thing right now is educated. we are entering a world where in the next couple of years, so much of what we see online because of the democratization of these ai tools, because of some that stuff that report you were talking about showed it's going to be so easy for anyone to make a believable campaign, make anyone do anything. and so we after be more skeptical about what we begin to see online, it's going to be harder to prove that something is false and it's going to be harder to prove that something is true. so what can we do? we really need tech companies to build out better tools. i always say is like ai to fight ai, to be able to help stop the spread of this type of disinformation before or it goes massive. you think about how x has had all of these issues with a lot of these sexually explicit deepfakes spreading with a lot of this disinformation spreading before they can get control of that. that's a big problem and i think we need the right type of regulation aimed at really trying to get in front of this. it's a huge, huge problem that has, as you see from that demo has real human impact >> we were only seeing glimpses of the impact it could have we should note, laurie, you're at south by southwest in austin, plenty of discussion there about the power of ai. i wonder what you're hearing had such an interesting time to be at south by southwest, which is his conference where we always talk about what's coming next in technology. and i think what you, since i interviewed the way most ceo today, who's the head of this autonomous vehicle massive company. and i think there's a lot of fear about getting an a driverless car that's when artificial intelligence and there's excitement do you hear about all the interesting things that ai will be able to help us do and science and research and medicine. and there's so much tension. i'll give a quick snippet. they showed a kind of a sizzle reel of whatever an executive from openai, which is one of the largest ai company speaking, and you had a hollywood audience that booed that, and they were very upset about it. because there's a lot of fear about what's coming with ai, what is going to replace in what are the ethical ways that we should be incorporating these tools, especially as we talk about, because the correct guardrails haven't necessarily been put in yet. there are guardrails, but we're just seeing these emergent qualities of what can happen when this type of tool well as used to harm >> yeah, it is a wild a time to watch technology grow exponentially like this. laurie siegel appreciate having you on. thanks for coming thank you. of course >> still ahead. more anger and frustration for families in uvalde, texas after the city council fails to formally address the report that cleared officers of wrongdoing in the massacre at robb elementary school >> the greatest stage they told about >> lifetime where you ground the champions top cvs meet >> normally, he's bar jack russell and pardon, tornado meet the bissell cross wave hydro still its part vacuum mob the steamer, and tornado chaser this on a new breed of clean. >> there's nothing better than us but wasted was foot-long except when you add on all new foot-long side kick, like the filling with a new $2 footlong churro, sometimes the sidekick is the main event. you would see that every effort foot-long deserved the perfect sidekick for nearly a decade, i served in the navy supporting clt today, i run sabo outdoors with fellow special operations veterans are mobile app connects customers with hunting, fishing, and other outdoor experiences american technology has been essential to our but some in washington want to stifle that small businesses like ours depend on this misguided agenda will empower foreign adversaries threatened national security and destroy jobs. are leaders need to strengthen, not weaken american technology >> if you have medicare and medicaid, unitedhealthcare is dual complete plans come with the uk or the simple member car to use for your plan benefits, get credit every month to pay for healthy food, utilities and over-the-counter items at no extra cost to you with united health >> the all new godaddy arrow helps you get your business online and minutes with the power bi with the perfect name, a great logo and a beautiful website to start with a domain, a few clicks, and you're in business make now the future at godaddy.com slash arrow. >> when you're home needs work, where do you go? 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>> comment because no one got about why you understand that. >> right, sir. >> comment. but you understand the concern that i no. comment. do you understand the no comment? >> one of the big concerns here for family members is who was behind this report who was controlling it? there's an outside attorney that was involved. brett cross was asking the city council about that they want to know how this report was put together, why it was put together, and who was controlling it, and it was just some simple questions, as you can see there, the city attorney did not want the answer those questions instead, tried to sort of push us out of the way to get through. look, i think the city as a whole, the government here is really exhausted by all this i think they simply would hope that some of this would go away, that there would be a resolution, but it's up to them to get to that point. and still here we are nearly two years later still so many unanswered questions. and there's just no accountability for these family members who want the answers and want the accountability >> i mean, where does it go? from here with a grand jury investigation with any other potential avenue for accountability? >> that's that's the thing. no one really knows. >> it's up to >> the city council whether or not to take action against these officers. the other thing is there is this grand jury investigation the district attorney is impaneled. a grand jury. they're hearing evidence. more witnesses are expected to testify this week. it's going to take months to get some kind of resolution there. a family member mr. don't have a lot of optimism they're tired, but they say they're going to keep fighting. you see them here behind me. the fight continues here. they're not giving up. briana. it's just it's so exhausting for them and it's just so painful to have to see this to see how they're being treated and just the continued lack of answers and accountability in this community. >> they deserve so much more. shimon. thank you for that report. >> and >> still to come spending time with each other in the house chamber. apparently that's enough for republicans on capitol hill. why many say they are skipping this year's house gop retreat >> you think that our democracy is at risk. >> we have to be very concerned >> why do you think he's doing this? 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what is nobody want to join you there? >> well, typically these retreats are used to unify the party both on policy and on message. but this year the retreat comes amid the backdrop of a whole lot of republican infighting. there are still a lot of hard feelings about the historic ouster of kevin mccarthy, the former speaker. the republicans have been really struggling to pass even basic procedure he drove votes given their razor thin majority. >> and you also have >> now some republicans going after one another in primary. so many republicans tell me they are just simply exhausted and they were not excited about the idea of taking a bus ride for four hours with box lunches and having to spend extended period of time with their colleagues. so many of them tell me they're deciding to gifted retreat altogether. some of them have also complained about the location this year, as you noted, it's in west virginia, a departure from past retreats which have taken place in sunny florida. >> but >> speaker mike johnson is hopeful that this year he's going to be able to use the retreat to rally his members and provide a much-needed reset for the conference prince boris. >> so melanie, what's on the agenda for the retreat >> yeah. i didn't get my hands on a copy of the agenda that lawmakers will be participating in, and they're going to focus on a number of policy issues, including the economy, the border, and so-called family values. they're also going to receive a presentation on the political landscapes as they look to keep the majority this november. but notably they're also hearing from the head of susan b. anthony anthony less that is a pro anti-abortion group. >> and it comes as republicans have >> really been struggling with their abortion message in the wake of roe v. wade being overturned. so that is certainly an area boris, where they're going to look to improve upon their message >> melanie zanona live from west virginia. thanks so much for the update. melanie. >> so we all >> saw how the movie ended now some australian billionaire is banking on rebuilding the titanic. would you get on it? 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