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Its been around for a long time and computers didnt cause it. But when people die because of a tweet, there has to be a tech solution. Expanding the marketplace of ideas is all well and good to welcome you to brookings this morning. I see lots of old friends in the audience and its a pleasure to invite you to the event with randall schriver. Weve been fortunate to engage him over the past decade. While hes been serving in the Administration Since 2017, and, randy, thank you for your service to o...

Profiletalked with high alumni that continue to shape the Business Community including. Organ stanley chairman ceo [indiscernible] well hear from james gorman at other chats we had up Columbia Business School and many of those topics, they are week. D this that included a top story war. Week, u. S. China trade however, economics editor warns of unintended consequences. U. S. s almost as if the and china same to be intent on twoding the world into separate spheres just like really globalization i...

Artificial intelligence is making rapid strides theres talk of a new evolution that could fundamentally change life on our planet. Artificial intelligence has the potential to revolutionize every aspect of daily life work mobility medicine the economy and communication. But will ai really make medicine better and doctors superfluous when will self driving cars hit our roads. Will intelligent robots usurp our jobs and only heading for a dystopia with no privacy and total surveillance. What exactl...

Points after a rally that saw all of the major averages up do you up by 227 points. S p up by 21 nasdaq up about a percent at 85 points a lot of people muling through and looking at some deescalation it still continued but let up a little bit trade looks like a sidelined issue or better. Much much lower but rising that made people feel like they didnt have enough exposure. The dow is up around 2,000. Russell 2000 is up first it is a catch up and then lets see how far we can stretch it overnight,...

Including Morgan Stanley chairman and ceo james gorman. Im very surprised at where rates are. Id expect by the end of the year, the 10 year would be 3 . I was dead wrong. Jason we will hear more from james gorman in other chats and many topics are also covered in this weeks issue. Carol that included a top story, the u. S. China trade war. As goodwill lifted financial markets, financial editor peter coy warns of consequences. Peter in a way, it is as if the u. S. And china seem intent on dividin...

I want to thank everyone for being here today to examine the use of persuasive technologies on internet platforms. Each of our Witnesses Today has a great deal of expertise with respect to to algorithms and as well as in the more narrow context of engagement and persuasion and brings unique perspectives to these matters. Your participation in this hearing is appreciated. I con vain this hearing in part to inform legislation i am developing to give consumers the option to engage with the platform...

Just a few days ago San Francisco based Igm Biosciences launched a successful ipo raising 125 million. The company is developing antibodies to treat blood cancers. Biotech is not my area of expertise. Fortunately, i have three other chairs at this desk and can invite people who are much smarter than i am to talk about the industry. This morning i would like to specifically talk with Genomic Research and crisper, this is a way of editing genes. I would like to talk most beabout the Positive Side ...

Google doesnt want employees talking about politics, but federal regulators that you can prevent that. , we talked to two innovators changing the fertility and baby tech industries. But first, our top story. The Trump Administration is considering a new tactic in its trade war with china that would be a limited trade deal. On the u. S. Side, that would be delaying or rolling back tariffs, and in return, commitments from beijing on ip and agricultural purchases. ,o discuss, is Sarah Mcgregor cove...

A bigger concern is that currently there are no laws governing the use of facial technology in the country whether its the state using it or even private companies i think whats really troubling at the moment is the technology is being rolled out without legislation and empowered regulators this is not technology to have a very good track record of being accountable for i can find out who is using it under what circumstances what weve done with the data where that stored whats the track record o...

A look at the news might make you think but the data show many positive developments a Research Project in oxford anxious to make the move his appeal to the public at large. Oxford university in england is one of the best in the world and one of the oldest. Its tranquil beauty contrasts with the intellectual dynamism of it scholars. Here its a tradition to challenge tradition overturn received wisdom and extend the boundaries of knowledge. Meet Hannah Ritchie her research focuses on Global Devel...