DC’s “Light Touch” on AI, Gen Z’s Good Vibes, and Autoworkers’ Bitter Battle of Words 9/14/23

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🗓️ 14 September 2023

⏱️ 32 minutes

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Summary

Tech CEOs traveled to Washington, D.C. for a one-of-a-kind closed-door meeting with Senators on the rising regulatory implications of artificial intelligence. One of the lawmakers who organized the session, Sen. Todd Young (R-IN), argues that there is an “appropriate” role for government in determining the future of AI. The death of hope for Generation Z is greatly exaggerated, says NYU Stern School of Business Professor Suzy Welch, breaking out new data from Gallup. She asserts that the young Americans entering the workforce, or about to, are more optimistic than the olds think. Plus, what the looming auto worker strike tells us about the economy and how working Americans feel. The Delta Sky Club just got harder to get past the gatekeeper, and Arby’s has the meats! Or, does it? Todd Young - 18:19 Suzy Welch - 25:21 In this episode: Todd Young, @SenToddYoung Suzy Welch, @suzywelch Andrew Ross Sorkin, @andrewrsorkin Joe Kernen, @JoeSquawk Becky Quick, @BeckyQuick Katie Kramer, @Kramer_Katie

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0:00.0	Bring in show music please.
0:03.0	Hi, I'm C. NBC producer Katie Kramer, today on Squawk Pod.
0:09.0	Time to regulate AI.
0:11.0	Congress hears from technology CEOs at a one-of-a-kind closed-door
0:15.3	meeting. We hear from a senator in the room, Todd Young. The real key is making
0:19.9	sure the United States and our companies and innovators and investors stay ahead of those in the rest of the world
0:25.3	so that we have the innovations to counter any bad effects of the next successive wave of AI.
0:35.0	Gen Z a generation of optimists, Susie Welch on a new poll of 20-somethings.
0:38.0	I actually believe in Gen Z. I think that they want to know how to achieve,
0:41.0	they want to learn more.
0:42.0	Plus, what the looming auto worker strike tells us about the economy.
0:47.0	A bitter battle of words.
0:49.0	It'll be harder to get into Delta's lounge and taking Arby's to court. They say it's not as big as you said it was. It's also about the
0:56.4	quality of the meat itself. It's Thursday September 14th. We have the
1:02.4	meats. Squackpot begins right now. Thursday, September 14th. We have the Meats.
1:03.1	Squack Pod begins right now.
1:05.4	Stand by Joe.
1:06.2	And three, two, one, there's Mike.
1:08.9	Kie.
1:09.9	Good morning.
1:11.7	Welcome to Squawk Box here on
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