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From the heart of where innovation, money, and power collide,

in Silicon Valley and beyond,

this is Bloomberg Technology with Emily Chang. I'm Emily Chang in San Francisco and this is Bloomberg Technology.

Coming up in the next hour, a landmark ruling by a deeply divided Supreme Court opens the door for more people to carry guns in public.

This as the country is grappling with a rise in gun violence and companies are trying to get

workers back to the office.

Plus, he was suspended from Google for voice and concerns about an AI bot, he says, is a person.

My sit-down interview with engineer Blake Lamoy.

Why does he think computers have feelings

and why does it matter? What does he think Big Tech should do to deal with it? An in-depth conversation coming

up. And continued concerns about the power of Big Tech, I'm joined by the CEO of Proton, Andy

Yen, who's in Washington right now fighting for antitrust reform.

All of that in a moment, but first I want to get a look at the markets, investors looking to tech as fears of a recession grow,

Bloomberg's Ed Ledlow, here with the latest, Ed walk us through the day.

Yeah, it's interesting, there's momentum in the technology sector.

We're up in three of the last four sessions on

the NASDAQ 100 and up meaningfully. You look at the NASDAQ 100, very

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