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This week on Money Talks, might artificial intelligence make as many jobs as it takes.

Technology always cuts both ways, and I wouldn't exclude that in the long run AI will reduce

a number of jobs, but at this point in time AI actually creates a lot of jobs.

And how fidget spinners have transformed the toy industry.

The exciting thing for fidgeters is that people reckon that this has created a whole new market for fidgeting

So although spinners might be the last big thing we've got a new generation of fidget toys

But before we turn to toys, we're going to talk about trade.

This week there have been a number of important developments.

NAFTA, trade talks begin on Wednesday between Canada, the US and Mexico.

And on Monday, President Donald Trump signed a memorandum, prompting an investigation into Chinese

trade practices.

The theft of intellectual property by foreign countries costs our nation millions of jobs and billions and billions of dollars each and every year.

For too long this wealth has been drained from our country while Washington has done nothing.

They have never done anything about it.

But Washington will turn a blind eye no longer.

Today I'm directing the United States Trade Representative

to examine China's policies, practices, and actions

with regard to the forced transfers of American technology

and the theft of American intellectual property.

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