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what do you think is worse, more delays and chaos or more expensive flights? >> i think we're going to stay home. >> we don't want to travel less, because i can't afford to travel as much if it's more expensive. >> a problem with the situation in management and it has nothing to do with the number of people travelling. i think they just have to work on the system. they have to be better at their management. >> a reduction in flights impacts the new york city area airports, but experts say the travel issues could ripple across the region, maybe even the country. so, for anyone travelling this summer, expect fewer scheduled flights, higher ticket prices and what sounds like more headaches, neil. back to you. >> all right. lydia, thanks. and well, american airlines and jetblue have announced that they're cutting some routes and flights because of the f.a.a. shortage, that's what they seem to be pointing to. excuse me. i want to go to kyle bailey, the pilot aviation, former
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phone and internet. saying, quote: it will change the way people work, learn, travel, get healthcare and communicated with each other entire industries will orient around it. companies are adopting ai. some investing billions of dollars from test to fashion travel to fast food. artificial intelligence is influencing how we learn, communicate, acquire goods and services and even dine out. a recent survey of restaurant owners shows 58% of casual dining operators say the use of technology in automation to address labor shortages will become more common this year. a possible sign of how artificial intelligence is changing or in some cases taking jobs as well. bret? >> >> bret: lydia, thank you.
>> bret: software development hosting site get hub removed a post revealing parts of twitter's source code. twitter went to court friday to ask that that material be deleted. it says the post contained proprietary source code for platform and internal tools. get hub is owned by microsoft. ♪ ♪ tonight we examine how the integration of artificial intelligence may be affecting your life already. dozens of companies are investing huge sons to bring ai software online there are many, sometimes serious problems. fox business correspondent lydia hu shows us tonight from new york. good evening, lydia. >> good evening, bret. a new report is igniting questions around artificial intelligence and how cuckoo possible be weaponized according to news guard a tool that assesses the credibility and transparency of news and information.
services also and it would create fear. that something the fed ways next week when it comes to those rate hikes. >> that is next week, thank you for that, let's go to lydia on this other story that touched on those bank customers who one way or another have stuck. >> reporter: smaller banks are concerned about the fdic's plan to make the depositors of silicon valley bank and signature bank hole through a special assessment that is applied to all banks both large and small, the trade association that represents the nation's 4200 community bank says it is unfair because they say community banks have a different and more solid business model, watch this. >> look what happened here, very volatile institution making some risky decisions. we do not feel community banks that don't engage in that
then we go to the jury and news of banking situation. i thought we would look at the balance in the good news and the bad news, the good things in the worrisome things. looking at these smaller customers who are worried that even if their banks are okay, the fees that are likely coming their way to deal with some of these other things are going to make life very difficult. lydia is in morristown, new jersey. >> hi, neil. that's exactly right. small community banks are raising concerns about the fdic's plan to make depositors of silicon valley bank and signature bank hold by living a special assessment against all banks both small and large. the trade association that represents more than 4200 of the nation's community banks say this plan is essentially unfair because community banks, they say, have a different and they say more solid business model.
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