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The regional summit of South-East Asian leaders concluded on Thursday with some strides made towards tackling the Myanmar crisis, little progress on the South China Sea territorial dispute and a whopping US$38 billion (S$52 billion) worth of deals in the bag, analysts say.

There will be segment after segment this morning and all of the pundits will be lined up, and im not running for pundit. im running for president. >> let me ask you this. do you think you should be adding your voice to defending citizens who essentially are part of the law enforcement community, whether its a threat against a federal judge that we heard from a woman in texas or the doxxing of members of the georgia grand jury, this is stuff that is trying to essentially shake the foundations of ...

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Dentist. it has that look and feel but there are real problems here. and as i say this is the first step for the chinese are eager to talk to american officials. they are eager to talk to economic officials have $7 billion of trade between the two countries. they want to talk to yellin and the secretary of commerce. we are saying we have secu securities. erarthel: that comes later they cannot set the agenda into who theyre going to speak to first. we get to set that agenda, right? >> yes thats w...

Cooperate on trying to prevent a nuclear war, because it was clearly bad for both of them. and with this existential threat, and all of the other threats but with the existential threat, if you take the u.s. and china and europe and japan and so on, they should all be able to agree, we dont want them to wipe us out. and so maybe you could get cooperation on that. >> and you could put some kind of guardrails in or ethical principles in around that. >> yes. that is our hope. we dont know if we cou...

Existential threat if you take the u.s. and china and europe and japan and so on, they should all be able to agree we dont want them to wipe us out and so maybe you can get cooperation on that. >> and you could put some kind of guardrails in or ethical principles in. >> yes. >> -- around that? >> thats our hope. we dont know if we can make that work, though. >> are you going to be spending time on solving this problem? >> i think im too old to solve new problems. ive done my -- ive done my bit o...

Not give you. the database of chatgpt is the internet and it has access to an enormous wealth of information and it finds patterns, thatis information and it finds patterns, that is all it is doing, it is not sentience and talking to you, it finds links and data very quickly and presents it to you in a humanlike way, that is what it does. it doesnt reflect greatly on ours and that shows as we are wired up to do the same things. and we are not greater than the sum of our parts at all, we arejust ...