Kelly, thanks so much. Welcome to Closing Bell. I'm Scott Wopner live from

Post 9 right here at the New York Stock Exchange. This make-a-break hour

begins with the battle for AI supremacy in the news breaking just a short time

ago. Alphabet announcing what some are calling a major

reshuffling as it races to fend off Microsoft and others investing billions in this new

frontier.

Our tech reporter Steve Kovac joining us with the latest

what it all means seems to be a sign that Google's going all in here Steve.

Yeah they are they've been going all in and the headline here really is Scott

Google is taking two AI research groups deep mine and Google brain and

merging them under a new organization called Google Deep Mine. Now deep mine

has done some of the most impressive work in AI even before we all

started geeking out about chat gee PT last year it's also an efficiency play

Google has a long history of separate groups working on competing projects.

Now they're merging together with more organization.

Google Brains leader Jeff Dean will focus on research,

while Deep Minds leader Demas Hasbosis will be CEO of the new group focusing on AI products.

And even as Google presses forward CEO's sooner perchai sounding optimistic, the company

will get it right.

Here's what he said on 60 minutes just this past Sunday.

Do you think society is prepared for what's coming?

On one hand, I feel no, know the pace at which we can think and adapt as

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