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As AI giants Anthropic and OpenAI prepare for IPOs, the companies are stressing their efforts to ensure the tech is safe and beneficial for humanity. But Safiya Noble, a UCLA professor and director of the university's Center on Resilience & Digital Justice, says current AI is not safe, and that stereotypes and biases are being built into training data. Noble joins Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."

With enthusiasm for SpaceX's IPO building, attention has turned to its orbital data center plans. Peter Singlehurst, head of private companies at Baillie Gifford, says making outlandish ideas work is something the Musk-run company has done multiple times before. Singlehurst speaks with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow on "Bloomberg Tech."

Signal President Meredith Whittaker has once again threatened to pull the app from the UK over the government's approach to tech regulation. Whittaker told The Mishal Husain Show that Signal "would rather exit a market than undermine the technical guarantees that people trust for their privacy."

While markets watch the Strait of Hormuz, strong demand for coal, infrastructure materials, and other commodities continues to support dry bulk shipping. Stamatis Tsantanis, CEO of Seanergy Maritime and United Maritime, discusses the global demand outlook on 'Bloomberg Open Interest.'

SpaceX fever is spreading fast as investors rush into the record-breaking IPO. But before it became a global powerhouse, SpaceX was a startup fighting for survival. TrueCar founder and longtime Elon Musk adviser Scott Painter shares insight into Musk's entrepreneurial journey and SpaceX's early days on 'Bloomberg: Open Interest.'

Alex Kelly, global co-chair of the M&A and Private Equity Practice at Latham & Watkins, joins Dani Burger on "Bloomberg Deals." They speak at the SuperReturn conference in Berlin.

President Donald Trump said he would not reauthorize the US's trade deal with Canada and Mexico. "I'm not looking to renew it," Trump told reporters Wednesday at the White House. "We don't need anything that Canada has, we don't need anything that Mexico has, but they need everything that we have, and they have to treat us better."

A Los Angeles County Superior Court jury has ordered Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) to pay $32 million to the family of a California woman who died from pleural mesothelioma, concluding that her fatal cancer was directly caused by decades of exposure to asbestos-contaminated talc in the company's iconic baby powder.

Bond traders maintained bets that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by the end of the year, even after a soft US core inflation reading eased pressure on Chairman Kevin Warsh to act sooner.  Sree Kochugovindan, Senior Research Economist at Aberdeen, discusses the path forward for the Fed, as well as what's in store for other central banks.

President Donald Trump congratulated Citigroup and CEO Jane Fraser for being the top adviser on mergers and acquisitions. But the bank is nowhere near the top of the list in the first quarter and has actually slipped. Todd Gillespie covers the bank for us.

A California state court judge has denied post-trial motions by Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) and Google’s (NASDAQ:GOOGL) YouTube seeking a new trial, upholding a landmark jury verdict that found the tech giants liable for intentionally designing addictive features that harm the mental health of youth.

The central bank maintained its policy rate at 2.25% for a fifth consecutive time, matching expectations of markets and forecasters, as the economy remains weak and the global oil shock drives up inflation. Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem says policymakers are committed to keeping inflation low and stable over time.