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I'm Preet Bharara and this week, former U.S. attorney and author, Joyce Vance, joins me to discuss her manual for protecting our democracy and the rule of law

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Prit wherever you get your podcasts. The computers are using themselves. This week on the Vergecast, we look at ChatGBTGPT's new web browser that browses the web for you. It's part of a big trend across the industry. Basically, every AI company is building one of these, and we'll talk about why. Plus, Samsung made a much cheaper version of the Apple Vision Pro. Who's that for? And we talk about Microsoft's enduring plan to get Windows in your living room.

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Today's number, 1,100. That's how many chairs were recently stolen from restaurants in Madrid.

The heist took place over two months and targeted the patios of 18 different restaurants.

Damages are estimated at nearly $70,000,

and authorities are calling it the lowest margin crime since Joker Part 2.

Money markets, Matt. If money is evil, then... margin crime since Joker Part 2. Welcome to Profty Markets, I'm Ed Elson. It is October 28th. Let's check in on yesterday's

Market Vitals. The major indices is closed at record housing. I'm Ed Elson. It is October 28th. Let's check in on yesterday's market vitals.

The major indices closed at record highs on hopes of a US-China trade deal, the S&P

end of the day above 6,800 for the first time ever. Meanwhile, gold dipped below 4,000. And finally,

Qualcomm shares popped 11% after the company announced new AI

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