Meta Just Turned Your Data Into An AI Advantage

The AI models are just so I think their management teams are so freaked out and trying to feel around the room for what types of privacy they can violate. No one violates privacy like Meta. And as much of a fight as we all put up about it, we don't actually fight. This is the

thing. Like you might say, oh, like trust Meta to handle your privacy. No one's going to go for that. It's like 4 billion people do it every single day because literally, as you said, 9 out of 10 internet users across the world are using Meta products. So, you're letting them invade your privacy already. And

the question is, if you want to use an AI product, are you down to continue to let them invade your privacy? And I think the answer for most people is yes. >> Today's number, 28,700. That's how many trades Trump made in the 17 months after his inauguration. More than all of Congress combined. True

story, Ed. I was raised, as you know, as an only child. Drove my sister nuts. How are you, Ed? >> I'm doing very well. Um, here in New York, went to a wedding last weekend. Now this weekend, I've got an engagement policy. Uh, it just keeps coming. Never ends. >> Any good destination weddings?

>> Uh, one in Greece next year. Actually, that's the engagement party that I've got this weekend, which is preceding the Greece wedding, which will be cool. Uh, I went to a wedding in Germany over the summer, which was fun. >> Any of these close friends? Are you in any weddings? >> Uh, no. Not in these weddings. These are

friends, but not my best friends, but good friends. Yeah. Still waiting to be in a wedding. Still waiting to get the call up. Were you in weddings? >> I was. Yeah. I've given three best man speeches. I told you my best man speech, right? >> Um, this is the advice I believe to uh