Kelly Evans

@GilDEANdavis18 Oklo I believe @OJRenick

@KellyCNBC what was the name of the company bottleneck bros are buying calls on ???

@IvanTheK 😂

@KellyCNBC Your use of the tech nerd word "chip," as in "neutral chip" here, didn't go unnoticed. 🤓

@Globalmess65 i actually just have used it and i totally agree!!

@KellyCNBC I thought of you when I was picking up groceries. I'm in CT this wk. Have you used Siri for car play? It's better than I expected. Answers all right. What is the market doing today? Tell me about Bad Roman at Columb Cir What's doxycline Score of the soccer game

@TomBrune5 winner!

@KellyCNBC Disney?

@notwitking56113 @JoeSquawk No, just chubby

@KellyCNBC @JoeSquawk Are you pregnant again 😀confused

I barely even recognize @JoeSquawk with that jacket on!

Jessica Winter has been raising her children to detest A.I. Then her daughter’s public middle school began receiving Google Chromebooks, which came pre-installed with an all-ages version of Gemini, a suite of A.I. tools. “When my daughter, who is in sixth grade, begins writing an essay, she gets a prompt: ‘Help me write,’ ” Winter writes. “If she is starting work on a slide-show presentation, the prompt is ‘Help me visualize.’ She shoos away these interruptions, but they persist: ‘Help me edit.’ ‘Beautify this slide.’ ” Proponents of generative A.I. in elementary and middle schools argue that such early exposure will foster digital-media literacy, and prepare them for a future in which most professions are steeped in A.I. But the technology also poses significant cognitive and social-emotional risks to young people. Read Winter’s report about A.I.’s infiltration into schools—and what it could mean for young minds: t.co/xaIqbeGRnl?utm…

@KatiePMcGrady I try to hit 140g of protein and it’s just so much chicken all the time (And yes you totally should!)

@KellyCNBC Is this what happens in the late 30’s? Doctor says to eat more protein and like, bro, I can’t just eat steak and eggs. Or can I?

Ok, what are your favorite, somewhat simple, protein packed breakfasts? The Cheerios and coffee I’ve been surviving on before my morning show ain’t cutting it anymore

I'm flying back from Cannes. Something I've been thinking about: I was taken aback by how some of what I though were most successful influencers say they need to spend so much money to keep up that they're not making the kind of headline popping numbers we often read about. Thoughts?

@IvanTheK @barryknapp bahah oh dear

"I hope I sound normal." — @KellyCNBC to @barryknapp Hard to distinguish the two on the radio today. 😉

@barryknapp No pressure but I can barely speak 😉

I'll be on CNBC at 1pm eastern today with @KellyCNBC

In American suburbs such as Philadelphia’s Main Line, moms and dads are pleading with school districts to rein in technology in the classroom on.wsj.com/4vw8wcQ

@IvanTheK @carlquintanilla Having all the papers is the best part of the job 😆

@KellyCNBC holding up the hard copy of USA Today! I thought @carlquintanilla was the last paper subscriber.

@LouMannheim87 @SquawkCNBC Bob Diamond

@KellyCNBC @SquawkCNBC Who was that last guest this morning? He was great

Q to Strategy CEO Phong Le: Why did you sell [Bitcoin]? A: We sold because we wanted to inoculate the market. And we sold because we wanted to test our process. Q: And what did you learn from that? A: We learned that everything works, right? The question is, why does the sale of 32 Bitcoin get so much attention? Our institutional investors that we talk to don't seem unnerved by it. I think the unnerving is the retail community that has views on never selling your Bitcoin that are "crypto anarchist." And frankly, we have a lot more than just them as constituents. @PowerLunch @CNBC

@ScavengerCap my husband and i were like WHAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@KellyCNBC That anecdote about U Chicago students working at Stop and Shop hit hard.

@amjuster @AARPpolicy Oh wow!!

@AARPpolicy @KellyCNBC

For the twentieth straight year I will be talking to the media about Congressional inaction regarding the annual Social Security Trustees' report & the looming insolvency of the trust funds. It will be on the @NPR midday show "Here and Now" that is syndicated by @WBUR.

“In wealthy districts, parents will demand schools centered on human interaction: seminar tables, heated debates, messy projects. Students in poorer schools, often Black and Latino children, will be handed laptops and headphones...”

POWER POLL: When are you buying SpaceX?