Kate Leinbaugh
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This is Kate Leinbaugh, corporate editor of The Wall Street Journal and former co-host with Jess and Ryan of The Journal Podcast.
I would say this year has fundamentally changed the foundations of how businesses operate.
from Trump's tariff policy to the EV policy to food policy, it has upended how business is done in America.
And I'm not sure there will be a resumption of before times.
So looking ahead, we are watching everything from how AI changes how businesses operate and the workplace to how tariff policy changes the global economy.
These are the sorts of things we're going to be looking at.
And we're also watching how these fundamental changes to the foundations of what had been the global economy will affect profits, will affect businesses, will affect jobs, will affect the economy, how that all trickles down and what it looks like in dollars and cents.
Meta is trying to make chatbots kind of nearly as central to the social experience and the platform as the people that you actually know who, you know, exist in real life.
Meta is trying to make chatbots kind of nearly as central to the social experience and the platform as the people that you actually know who, you know, exist in real life.
Meta is trying to make chatbots kind of nearly as central to the social experience and the platform as the people that you actually know who, you know, exist in real life.
Yes, and that sounds a little crazy and, like, far-reaching, except... The company has said that they really are trying to level up the chatbot's capabilities and sort of not make the distinction between users of AI and flesh and blood.
Yes, and that sounds a little crazy and, like, far-reaching, except... The company has said that they really are trying to level up the chatbot's capabilities and sort of not make the distinction between users of AI and flesh and blood.
Yes, and that sounds a little crazy and, like, far-reaching, except... The company has said that they really are trying to level up the chatbot's capabilities and sort of not make the distinction between users of AI and flesh and blood.
The attendees were kind of testing out a whole bunch of different chatbots and generative AI tools, kind of to just see what the safeguards were. You know, this is kind of messing around with it until it breaks type stuff. And they came to two conclusions about Meta's bot. The first was that Meta AI was definitely the safest. And the second was that Meta AI was definitely the most boring.
The attendees were kind of testing out a whole bunch of different chatbots and generative AI tools, kind of to just see what the safeguards were. You know, this is kind of messing around with it until it breaks type stuff. And they came to two conclusions about Meta's bot. The first was that Meta AI was definitely the safest. And the second was that Meta AI was definitely the most boring.