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AWS CEO Steps Down and OpenAI Updates Its AI Model

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4.470 Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow break down why Amazon Web Services CEO Adam Selipsky is stepping down from the job. Plus, OpenAI unveils its updated AI model as Google kicks off its developer conference, and the CEO of Buy-Now-Pay-Later firm Klarna joins as the company eyes its long-awaited IPO. 

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From the heart of where innovation, money and power collide in Silicon Valley and beyond.

0:44.0

This is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde of Bloomberg's world's headquarters in New York.

1:04.0

And I'm Ed Lodlow in San Francisco. This is Bloomberg Technology.

1:07.0

Coming up, Amazon Web Services CEO.

1:10.0

Adam Slipsky is stepping down from the job. Details to come.

1:15.0

Plus Open AI unvails its updated AI models as Google kicks off its AI event today.

1:21.0

Full coverage ahead.

1:22.0

And we sit down with the CEO of the Buy Now Pay Later firm,

1:24.5

Klana, has the company eyes that long awaited IPO. But first let's check in on what's

1:28.9

already trading on these public markets and maybe a little bit of a reprieve in some animal spirits, even though we see

1:34.8

that PPI number that produce a price index coming in hotter than anticipated, but you get

1:39.6

more granular and maybe there's sign of cooling in some of the key areas that the Fed will be

1:44.4

focusing on from inflationary pressures here in the US and managing to pull up some

1:47.8

four tenth percent on the NASDAQ and notably even though we saw an initial

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