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This is SquawkPod, and I'm CNBC producer Cameron Costa.

On today's episode, SpaceX is gearing up for an IPO, and it's sparking debate about its fast track to the NASDAQ 100.

Real investors making real decisions about what the price of an asset should or

should not be. Chair of Value Edge advisors, Nell Minow is concerned about the fundamentals.

Remember when Apple all of a sudden sent a YouTube album to everybody whether they wanted it or not?

That's what they're doing with this. They're shoving it into the

index, even though it doesn't meet any of the normal requirements and qualifications for getting

into the NASDAQ index. And for like-minded clients uncomfortable with SpaceX's governance in their

portfolios, she says, speak up. What I'm recommending to our clients is that they pick up the phone, they call Larry Fink,

they call Vanguard, they call Fidelity and say, make us a new index that doesn't include this.

Then a fully AI generated film has been accepted to the Tribeca Film Festival.

The production company's executive chairman Tom Rogers discusses the implicationsca Film Festival. The production company's executive chairman, Tom Rogers,

discusses the implications for the arts.

Creative types, we think, will find a home

where these tools can bring to life their visions at much lower cost.

And the film's director, Ash Kusha, believes in the opportunity.

I've been an artist for most of my life.

For himself and for other production staff.

You have to look at these images.

You have to write logic for how the light works.

And that is a new job.

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