This morning's segment with Becky Quick and Joe Kernen covered some interesting ground. They dove into AI developments, current economic conditions, what's happening at Google and Accenture, plus the Federal Reserve's latest stance. Worth catching if you're tracking how tech innovation intersects with monetary policy and corporate strategy right now.

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BrokenDAO

· 12-01 22:01

It's the same old combination of Central Bank policies and big tech companies... These two variables have probably already been priced in.

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OldLeekMaster

· 12-01 21:54

The Fed's trap is back again. AI hype is one thing, but how many can actually be implemented? Google and Accenture are making quite a stir, but it always feels like just talk.

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RugPullProphet

· 12-01 21:52

AI is here to Be Played for Suckers again, the Fed is still playing with fire, it doesn't matter how Google and Accenture are doing, the key is our Wallet😅

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 12-01 21:49

Joe and Becky are talking about the Federal Reserve again, but AI is the real thing to follow... What are Google and Accenture really thinking behind these moves?

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SatoshiHeir

· 12-01 21:37

It should be noted that CNBC is once again peddling that outdated linear analysis framework. The intersection of AI, monetary policy, and corporate strategy? Ha, it was debunked as early as 2009 when the White Paper by Satoshi Nakamoto was released – decentralized systems do not need the Central Bank’s tuning. On-chain data indicates that AI investments by companies like Google and Accenture are merely putting new wine into old bottles. The true essence of technology should point towards autonomy and censorship resistance, rather than being led by the nose by the policies of the Fed. I have verified historical documents, and as early as 2013, community predecessors had already argued this issue – the key question is whether value consensus can escape the trap of centralization. It is evident that this program is still interpreting the future through traditional economic thinking. Undoubtedly, listening is good, but don’t be brainwashed.

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