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Dr. Terrence Sejnowski, a professor at UC San Diego and author of 'ChatGPT and the Future of AI,' shares his expertise on neural networks and the evolution of artificial intelligence. He discusses the transformative potential of AI and its emotional engagement, especially in therapeutic contexts. The conversation highlights the complexities of AI’s societal impact, the necessity for informed public discourse, and the importance of regulatory frameworks to navigate future technological advancements. Adaptability and continual learning are emphasized as keys to thriving in an AI-driven world.

Mandeep Singh, a senior tech industry analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, and Caroline Hyde, co-host of Bloomberg Technology, dive into Alphabet's impressive financial growth. They discuss the remarkable 35% surge in Google Cloud propelled by AI, as well as YouTube's record revenues exceeding $50 billion. The conversation also touches on the competitive landscape in online advertising, regulatory challenges, and how Alphabet's earnings are shaping strategies for rivals like Meta and Amazon. A must-listen for tech enthusiasts!

In this insightful discussion, Anthony Palazzo, Bloomberg News Senior Editor, reveals how production delays from Boeing and Airbus force airlines to hold on to older jets. Shawn Donnan, Senior Economics Writer, dives into North Carolina's evolving political landscape, shedding light on new voter demographics. Ed Ludlow, from Bloomberg Technology, examines potential future impacts on the EV market depending on electoral outcomes. Lastly, Nick Venditti shares his expertise on trends in the municipal bond market amid shifting political dynamics.

Hosea Nelson, a chemistry professor at Caltech, advocates for transformative educational approaches in organic chemistry, emphasizing engagement rather than exclusion. He discusses connecting theoretical concepts to real-world applications and the role of chemistry in medicine. Matt Olson, Chief Innovation Officer at Burns & McDonnell, shares insights on leveraging enterprise AI to boost productivity in infrastructure development. The conversation highlights the urgency for innovative methods in both education and technology to adapt to new challenges.

What would YOU like to hear about on Bloomberg? Help make shows like ours even better by taking our Bloomberg Audience Survey https://bit.ly/48b5RdnWatch Carol and Tim LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF.Bloomberg News Equities Reporter Carmen Reinicke explains how earnings reports from Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta this week will impact Nvidia's shares, which are trading near an all-time high due to optimism around the AI boom. Bloomberg Opinion Senior Executive Editor Tim O'Brien shares his thoughts on why Donald Trump’s campaign came to New York City. Beth Hillman, CEO of the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, talks about Leading Through Crisis. Dr. Josh Sharfstein, Vice Dean for Public Health Practice and Community Engagement at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, provides the details of the documentary The Invisible Shield airing on Bloomberg Television. Angela Stent, Senior Fellow at Brookings Institution, discusses the latest news Russia's war with Ukraine and Elon Musk's conversations with Vladimir Putin. And we Drive to the Close with David Bahnsen, CIO of The Bahnsen Group. Hosts: Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. Producer: Paul Brennan. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Emilia Fazzalari, Co-founder and Executive Chairperson of Cincoro Tequila, dives into her journey creating a premium spirits brand with NBA owners. She shares the pivotal dinner in 2016 that ignited their vision and the meticulous process behind refining their tequila recipe. Emilia discusses their unique offerings, like Añejo and the limited edition Cristalino, and insights on navigating the competitive liquor market. With camaraderie at the heart of the company, she reflects on their achievements and future aspirations in the thriving spirits industry.

This week features Josh Green, a national correspondent, who discusses the intersection of politics and tech in shaping voter perceptions. Craig Trudell and Ross Gerber provide insights on Tesla’s recent earnings and future challenges, while Gabby Coppola reveals BYD's rapid rise in the EV market. Keith Naughton highlights General Motors’ unexpected success, and Julie Smolanski shares Lifeway Foods' growth story. Young innovator Suresh Subash showcases his AI pesticide detector, underscoring the significance of mentorship in science.

Mark Niquette, a Bloomberg News reporter, highlights which industries are most at risk in the upcoming election, including banks and electric vehicles. Kim Henriksson, CFO at EQT Partners, shares insights on IPO valuations tied to geopolitical risks. Isabelle Freidheim from Athena Capital sheds light on market uncertainties surrounding these IPOs. Finally, Sarah Ponczek, a financial advisor at UBS, discusses how the election's outcome will shape investment strategies. Tune in for a lively discussion on how politics and economics intertwine!

Dr. Abdel Mahmoud, CEO of Anterior, shares insights on how AI can revolutionize healthcare administration. He highlights the outdated communication methods, like fax machines, still prevalent in the industry. The discussion reveals how large language models can streamline workflows and enhance efficiency, all while prioritizing patient privacy. Mahmoud also addresses the tailored application of AI in clinical settings, showcasing its potential to tackle inefficiencies in the healthcare system.

Craig Trudell, Bloomberg News Global Autos Editor, analyzes Tesla's recent earnings, predicting a robust growth of 20-30% in vehicle sales despite challenges. Olu Omodunbi, Chief Economist at Huntington Private Bank, shares insights on the US economy's resilience amid rising Treasury yields and upcoming elections. Meanwhile, Stefano Caselli, Dean at SDA Bocconi, discusses the school's ascent in MBA rankings and the importance of alumni networks for graduates. Together, they navigate the intersections of automotive success, economic trends, and educational excellence.