CNN's Poppy Harlow sits down with one of the most powerful women in tech, YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki, at an American Opportunity breakfast to talk about paid parental leave, sexism in Silicon Valley and politics.
One of YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki's biggest pet peeves? Being interrupted. It's one of the most common microaggressions she encounters in the male dominated Silicon Valley, where sexism has long been a problem. Wojcicki discussed this as well as pay equity with CNN's Poppy Harlow.
Toshiba was once known for pioneering innovative products. Now it's selling the company's crown jewels to survive. CNN's Sherisse Pham looks at the fall from grace for this iconic Japanese company.
At a CNNMoney American Opportunity breakfast, a guest asks YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki how the company monitors violent and explicit content. She says it's flagged by users and reviewed by 'a human' before being removed.
Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris sits down with CNNMoney's Cristina Alesci to discuss his role on President Trump's manufacturing counsel, and how the U.S. can train workers for today's jobs.
At the 2017 Collision Conference, billionaire tech investor Chris Sacca talks to CNNTech's Laurie Segall about why mental health issues are so prevalent in Silicon Valley.
At a Senate hearing, FBI Director James Comey said that his department couldn't access 46% of the encrypted devices they had search warrants for in the first six months of this fiscal year.
At a CNNMoney American Opportunity breakfast, Poppy Harlow interviews YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki about President Donald Trump's plan to tap into the technology industry's expertise and what her policy priorities would be.
In this episode of Mostly Human, Laurie Segall speaks with inventor Ray Kurzweil about what the human species might look like in the future. Michal Kosinski also speaks about the relationship between man and machine
How much power does data already have over our daily lives? In this episode of Mostly Human, Laurie Segall speaks to Michal Kosinski of Stanford University to find out how our digital footprints can be used to understand our behavior and preferences.
Leaders in tech are wondering -- can we program humanity back into algorithms? In this episode of Mostly Human, Laurie Segall meets with a mindfulness leader and visits an unexpected destination in Silicon Valley.
A look at why the most powerful people in tech are stepping away from the products they've built. In a place where algorithms play god, we explore the soul searching Silicon Valley is doing. The biggest CEO's are raising the alarm bells and wondering -- have we entered the singularity? Who's in control... man or machine?