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You're already on the road? >> you know, gasbuddy.com, a lot of folks out there using our smartphone apps now that we provide free of charge. we have them for most smartphones. we're developing one for black ber which. download the app, fire it up, it's convenient to have on your cell phone on the go. say you're shopping around you can find the cheapest gas and, of course, there's a lot of potential savings there, especially in light of a free app. it's a great way to save. >> and you suggest buying discount gas. what do you mean by that? >> well, discount gas, wholesale clubs tend to have low...

Average for regular gas rose for the 21st straight day today, climbing $3.52 a gallon, up another penny from what we saw just yesterday. a month ago we were paying $3.12 on average. a year ago the nationwide average was $2.75 a gallon. right now california, they've got the most expensive gas prices. statewide ampverage is $3.90. but prices are well over $4 in some places. the least expensivexpensive, ro mountain region. average for regular is $3.30 a gallon. joining me now, senior gas analyst for gasbuddy.com. you're one of many websites you, have an app where people are trying to find the low...

Sleepwalking, i don't know. okay. so here's the deal. i am normally a very nice person, very kind, but since moving to new york city and driving in new york city i have found moments of pure anger. i mean, this is a place that would lead you in the direction of road rage. now i'm told there's an app for that, and my friend at cnbc phil lebeau has been exploring it. is this something that could solve my problem in the car. i mean, you should say the sailor's language that now comes out of my mouth because of driving in this city. >> i'm not sure if we can help you completely, contessa. there ...

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Artificial intelligence the computer had taught itself to play the complex patient board game by learning its rules this was made possible through deep learning and a data structure modeled on the human brain. learning is ubiquitous it's a huge market industry is investing massive amounts of money into it to develop self driving cars improve voice recognition and enhanced image editing meaning. we have large databases of vision learning everyone owns a smartphone that can take pictures those who upload pictures want to see their pictures. but every picture and video that's uploaded increases t...