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Listen now. Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Thursday, October 3rd. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

A Silicon Valley pioneer says artificial intelligence will drive down the costs of services,

ushering in an age of abundance that can support a robust social safety net if we let it. We'll find out about the

note Coelas take on AI's potential impact. And then how do you warn users about the risks of sending explicit photos without

scaring them off your platform? That's an issue snap grappled with and failed to

effectively address, according to an unredacted version of a lawsuit brought against the company by New Mexico.

The state says SNAP put growth over safety and failed to disclose design features that make its platform a haven

for abuse and extortion.

Our reporter Jeff Horwitz joins us to talk about the case.

First up, venture capital pioneer, the node cozla, is all in on AI.

Here's cozla on the Wall Street Journal Pro's Executive Insights Podcast available on W.S.J Special Access.

Most expertise in the world, whether you're talking about

structural engineers or

oncologists, mental health therapists or primary care doctors or

journalists, teachers, that expertise will be near free.

That voice you hear interjecting is Stephen Rosenbush, one of our W.S.J. Pro Bureau Chiefs.

He spoke with Koesla, and Stephen is with us now. So tell us more about

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