Artificial Intelligence is the star of the stock market, but with the companies that kicked off the AI craze all privately held,

how can investors gain exposure to this structural long-term trend?

Learn more later in the podcast.

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From the heart of where innovation, money and power collide in Silicon Valley and beyond, This is Bloomberg Technology with Caroline Hyde and Ed Ludlow. Live from New York and San Francisco, this is Blueburg Technology.

Coming up, T.S.M.C.'s U.S. plant yields.

Surpassed out of similar factories in Taiwan what that means for the U.S. chip ambitions.

And the Biden administration's planning a concrete strategy on the US

military's use of AI in warfare. An alphabet's autonomous driving unit

Waimo raises 5.6 billion dollars in its largest ever funding round.

But first, we check back on the public markets. A new record high for the Nausdak.

The broader technology index is up 1.3% on the day consumer sentiment looks strong on the day.

It injects some risk on across the board, but most notably we're still seeing the key

Magnificent 7 players managing to drive up to a new record high ed.

What are you watching on the micro?

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