Alphabet’s AI partnerships ‘a good start’ -CIO

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At its Google Next conference in San Francisco, Alphabet announced new AI tools and partnerships as it attempts to compete with Microsoft’s ChatGPT. Our CIO Stephanie Lang shares insight on Reuters Markets Now on how the AI craze will need to translate into earnings. Watch here: https://www.reuters.com/video/watch/idRW780629082023RP1#

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