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Bloomberg journalist Ed Ludlow and Caroline Hyde speak to venture capitalists and business owners in Israel during the Israel-Hamas war. They discuss the ongoing conflict, investor appetite, and the impact of technology in warfare. They also explore the offensive in Gaza, intelligence failures, and the future of Israel-Saudi Arabia relations. Plus, insights on Amazon's personalized deals and faster delivery for Prime Day.

Caroline Hyde from Bloomberg discusses hiring in Silicon Valley after US payrolls report. FTX co-founder testifies in Sam Bankman-Fried trial. US warned EU on AI regulation. Tech employees' declining business outlook. Analyzing job market and latest trials. Regulating AI and concerns about transparency. President Biden's speech on job market and economic achievements. Investing in diversity and cyber hacks. Elon Musk's chaotic purchase and SEC investigation.

UK's antitrust watchdog investigates Amazon and Microsoft's cloud services on market power concerns. Updates on FTX fraud trial and interviews with San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly. Concerns about interoperability and market dominance in the cloud market. Legal case, stock market discussion, and updates on FTX trial. Rise in yields and financial conditions. Understanding qualitative data and market trends. Opportunities for transportation companies in e-commerce.

Sam Bankman-Fried's trial in Manhattan is underway, with a discussion on jury selection and the transformation in his appearance. The podcast also covers AI investing, Apple CEO's stock sale, strategic partnerships in the tech industry, stablecoin and digital money impact on the global economy, merger in healthcare, Google's new Pixel Watch, wearables in healthcare, and the potential of AI.

Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of crypto platform FTX, faces trial in Manhattan for swindling billions of dollars. The podcast also explores the tension between decentralization and regulation in cryptocurrencies, the deteriorating US-China tech relations and its impact on Micron, the challenges of applying AI to hedge funds, optimism in the scripto space and FinTech trends, and a breakthrough by an AI startup in generating images of cats wearing t-shirts with readable slogans.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella takes the stand at Google's antitrust trial. The podcast also discusses the state of the EV industry with updates from Tesla and Rivian's third quarter numbers.

The podcast discusses Google's antitrust trial, Huawei's surprising progress, and the US-China battle for tech dominance. They also cover topics such as virtual reality training, sustainable transportation, and the moral debate surrounding AI in defense.

Meta's push into generative AI for Instagram, Messenger, and WhatsApp. Apple's appeal to reverse Epic's app store ruling. TikTok airing ads during the Republican candidate debate. Epic Games' layoffs and legal battle with Apple. Police use of warrants for Google data. The impact of e-commerce on transportation companies and Peloton's potential partnership with Lulu Lemon. Debate over TikTok's influence and political use.

Discussion on Meta Connect's generative AI and VR plans, FTC reviving its challenge against the Microsoft-Activision deal, investors' interest in Meta's offerings, importance of telemedicine, protection against AI for writers in Hollywood, Rupert Murdoch's future, future of marine transportation, IPO of Canals, regulatory reviews of Binance, and setback for TikTok's shop in Indonesia.

The podcast discusses the FTC's lawsuit against Amazon, Google's antitrust trial, and the future of big tech antitrust. It also explores the future of the EV industry and President Biden's involvement in a strike. Other topics include tensions between Ford and UAW, Apple's testimony in the Google antitrust trial, and tech news such as IPO filings and consumer criticism of Apple's iPhone cases.