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to december 2022. you'll probably hear rishi sunak refer to that 10% fall tonight. that said, net migration is still nearly four times higher than it was in 2019, when the conservative party said it would bring "overall numbers" down in its manifesto. nigel farage says the conservatives have betrayed the trust of the british people. we we re we were told we would get control of our borders — we were told we would get control of our borders we _ we were told we would get control of our borders. we were _ we were told we would get control of our borders. we were told the - our borders. we were told the immigration _ our borders. we were told the immigration numbers- our borders. we were told the immigration numbers would . our borders. we were told the - immigration numbers would come our borders. we were told the _ immigration numbers would come down. they have _ immigration numbers would come down. they have exploded. _ immigration numbers would come down. they have exploded. so _ immigration numbers would come down. they have exploded. so i— immigration numbers would come down. they have exploded. so i feel— they have exploded. so i feel betrayed _ they have exploded. so i feel betrayed by— they have exploded. so i feel betrayed by them. _ they have exploded. so i feel betrayed by them. millions i they have exploded. so i feel betrayed by them. millions of they have exploded. so i feel- betrayed by them. millions of voters feel betrayed by them. millions of voters feet betrayed — betrayed by them. millions of voters feet betrayed by— betrayed by them. millions of voters feel betrayed by them. _ betrayed by them. millions of voters feel betrayed by them. and - 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are looking for alternatives. so you'll see intel talk about some of the chips they've already announced, and there's a whole bunch of smaller companies that aren't even here at computex that are also working to compete against nvidia. so i think it's a big enough pie that nvidia will grow, but those other competitors will grow, as well, so it's good news for everybody, and that's why there's so much buzz and excitement here at computex. ai is getting into everything. we've seen announcements recently about how ai has been built into pcs, as well. how big a deal is that? i think we'll hear more from amd and intel on that front. and again, we are completely reinvigorating the pc market. i've been covering it for over 25 years and i've never seen anything it. it's very exciting — throughout the course of this year, you'll see a lot about al, and you'll be able to do things you weren't able to do before, and again, that's making it very exciting. the prime minister of lithuania has told me that the country faced "coercion" from china after allowing taiwan
for you, and you could become seriously rich through this, there are lots of different motivations where people spy on their own country or their own organisation. they may be disgruntled, they may need the money, they may have a dying relative, they may need... there are all sorts of things. in this particular case, if the allegations are true and nobody in london is giving any of comments —— official comment —— they are saying that they will not comment. if they are true. i would say it is a pretty plausible story. it are true. i would say it is a pretty plausible story-— plausible story. it is fascinating. it feels straight _ plausible story. it is fascinating. it feels straight out _ plausible story. it is fascinating. it feels straight out of _ plausible story. it is fascinating. it feels straight out of a - plausible story. it is fascinating. it feels straight out of a movie i plausible story. it is fascinating. | it feels straight out of a movie or a book. he touched on what they might be looking to get information on. what is it both sides want to learn? . . , on. what is it both sides want to learn? ., ., , ., a, learn? china has a maka unufe a- etite learn? china has a maka unufe appetite for — learn? china has a maka unufe appetite for all— learn? china has a maka unufe appetite for all things - learn? china has a maka unufe appetite for all things tech. - learn? china has a maka unufe| appetite for all things tech. not only to do with al, but they are interested in anyone from the opposition. hong kong activists and democracy activists, tibetans, they
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want to try and infiltrate those groups and threaten them in some cases, chargers, bring them back to trial, in some cases. in terms of acquiring data, china has a great big openjaw for acquiring data, china has a great big open jaw for gathering acquiring data, china has a great big openjaw for gathering up acquiring data, china has a great big open jaw for gathering up as much data, because data is power, and china has been head of the game on this. they want to become the global leaders in al, and a lot of tech industries. they got ahead of the game on things like solar panels, electric vehicles, things like that. what does britain want? britain hasn't quite got the same commercial appetite. britain hasn't quite got the same commercialappetite. it britain hasn't quite got the same commercial appetite. it isn't trying to be the global leader economically. but, they want to know more about what the thinking is in the politburo. they really going to make a on taiwan? are they really building upforan make a on taiwan? are they really building up for an invasion of taiwan? they are trying to get inside the mindset of the chinese leaders, in particular, the military part of the chinese leadership. keep
in your answer previously about, you know, how x's moderation apparatus has changed. when it comes to the us election, the election here, how much are you worrying about the impact x, twitter, could have? 0r actually, is it less of an important medium than it was in previous elections already? it feels as though it is less| important, partly because, you know, despite really reorganising the cost - base, the revenues have| clearly collapsed as well. and advertisers have left i the platform, which again, means that you don't get. the quality loop that we've been discussing and, you know, deferring to the expert shona . on one side and katy. on the other side, but, you know, i am really struck. by how people underestimate tiktok at their peril, in my opinion. - you know, it isn'tjust- children and young people. it is people of all ages - and i was reading something about al recently that said - that one of the biggest sources of quality content that people are learning about al - is on tiktok. mm. and that's not just . seven—year—olds and
even though he is the leader of the anc, he really had to take stock of this moment, essentially a kind of transition of power in south africa, and mark this moment with his comments to the nation. that report from johannesburg, _ comments to the nation. that report from johannesburg, and _ comments to the nation. that report from johannesburg, and we - comments to the nation. that report from johannesburg, and we have - comments to the nation. that report from johannesburg, and we have a l from johannesburg, and we have a live page up and running on the bbc news website with the latest from south africa and its election results. the latest detail from catherine and other correspondence around the country. south africa into uncharted waters after the election. the ukrainian president has accused china of prolonging the war in his country by supporting russia. volodymyr zelensky said beijing was not only refusing to take part in a planned summit in switzerland later this month, but was trying to prevent others from attending. china has denied taking sides in the war. president zelensky was speaking at the shangri—la security gathering in singapore, which was attended by senior