mccarthy, had denounced the idea that learning from sensory experi ance from data would ever produce complex behavior. but in 2009, the opposite to be true. and today that's what we're talking about. how is it that we came to be this situation now in the last, say, 7 to 8 years, the term artificial intelligence has gone from something that was seen as sort of a a backward, older, kind of approach to quite precisely. one of the most exciting things happening right now, and which was understood good as predictive algorithms using, statistics and something called machine learning that had been trained using large high data sets. it wasn't about rules and symbolic reasoning, it was about data. and its analogy source, and particularly data at scale, all at facebook or google or amazon scale or the human genome. so this is what has produced the sort of things that we're struggling with today. so here. i have from this morning i asked chad, gpt to tell me about the coming into self-consciousness an ai in the style of dr. seuss, which was very happy to do. and then i asked a one of the diffu

mccarthy is the person who coined the term, however, more than 10 years before him they also came upe time -the words were raised on the flag, but in reality this activity, and what what kind of activity is this? uh, now we 're talking about data science, we're talking about data analysis, uh, 200 about 30 years ago, carl friedrich gaus used the least squares method to determine the elliptical orbits of planets from astronomical observations, the least squares method, and we're right now here are thousands of scientific teams all over the world using the same method for training neural networks, well, it would seem, but where was the moment when something happened? another important point is that we - somehow often do not we understand the term artificial intelligence very correctly. it seems to us that this is something like this - some kind of object or subject, standing somewhere, existing. in fact, these are just words, it’s just a term denoting a direction of scientific research and a group of technologies, there are thousands of these technologies, not something specific. yes,

now mccarthy has denied being the power behind this ethics, probe i also want to point out, john, since mccarthy has been ousted in, this investigation is not only, continued it has expanded and become much more aggressive than it was when he was speaker. >> all right, paul, arenas in and chief legal affairs correspondent, thank you very much. just ahead, the story of a closely divided electorate and a deepfakes cannot days before -- that may have had an effect on the outcome. this is a cautionary tale for u.s. politics next. >> it has been more than a week since -- used in a voice of president biden to tell them not to vote in the new hampshire primary, and we still did not know who was behind it. it is the sort of deepfake dirty trick that worries election experts, particularly as i are generated political speech exist in a legal gray area. lawmakers are far from any kind of legislative solution. there is no indication that this robocall affected result, but donning a solvent reports on a close election in europe where a last-minute deepfake may have had an effect. >> do you think thi

john yoo, andy mccarthy, thank you so much, gentlemen. we appreciate you so much.ave a good evening. >>> okay, coming up, lieu ten general keith kellogg, former acting i.c.e. director ron vitello, price futures group senior analyst phil flynn and the new york post's jon levine. joe manchin says the border crisis is, quote, joe biden's false. he opened up the border from day one. we've got that debate. nikki haley and former president trump duke it out ahead of the south carolina primary on saturday. we've got the update there. trump says he's considering governor ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy and many more as his potential running mates including tulsi gabbard, kristi noem. and a new moll, voters say biden's policies are not helping the middle class. also this, democrat-run states, they're seeing an uproar from their voters and consumers. withdrew tilt bills are doubline doubling due to state green energy mandates. plus, gop strategist ford o'connell, the biden white house again ignores the supreme court, unilaterally cancels more student loan debt. in a may for vo

thank you very much, john. we appreciate it. uh kevin mccarthy is here. kevin. oh thank you. yes that is appreciate. uh, did anyone ever hear of the mountain boys? because there's dana white. bobby said, would you do an interview with the boys? i said, who are the no boys? i did this crazy interview. we had like 22 million hits. i never saw anything like it. where are the numbers? the. nope. uh thank you. okay. have a good time. i just want to say that this has been an incredible period of time. i think for our country, for the world, the world has not been like this. uh for many, many years. when you look at the attack on israel or the attack on ukraine with russia, that this would have never happened. uh the israeli attack would have never happen. inflation would have never happened in the world would be a much different place right now. and we're going to make sure. that ukraine and russia are fighting and again, what happened in israel, all of the death and all of the distress of cities and places that are ancient places, in a sense, uh, ancient buildings being knocked do

gaetz says the probe is payback for his efforts to oust the former speaker kevin mccarthy. ♪ >>> johnf i don't know if thed blood, but universal music group has pulled some artists over dispute over royalties. citing copyright violations. >>> and we are also talking about weather because that is very important too. the west coast is bracing for a second storm this weekend after an atmospheric river brought record breaking rains and widespread flooding engulfing cars in some parts of california thursday. many drivers needed rescues as their communities were deluged. it is also february 2, which means all eyes on are on the famous groundhog punxsutawney phil. will he see hig his shadow and forecast six more weeks of winter? you know what, i don't know, but i feel like i trust your forecast more, allison chinchar. because he doesn't always have the best record. >> he doesn't. i'll tell you if you are a betting person, not usually, but statistically speaking phil way more often does see his shadow than he doesn't. over 100 times since they first started doing this, he has seen his shadow.

on the line of questioning today. >> john: first shannon bream is live outside the supreme court. that was quite a presentation today, shannon. do we have any idea whether or not the justices were swayed one way or the other? >> shannon: well, john, they certainly seem to be leaning in favor of the former president, president trump and ability to stay on the ballot and any state that would challenge that under the 14th amendment. i have to say the first part of this case was very wonky. hemmer was talking about it last hour, i did feel like a law school lecture but toward the last third got to the things everybody gets at home, what is the practical impact of this. justice kagan first to bring up do you let one state actually make a decision that ripples down to decide for the whole country. justice barrett followed up if we rule for colorado that's what will happen. and the chief justice, if we say states have the power to do this, there will be some states that will take that and say great, kicking a dem off the ballot, others say we will kick a republican off the ballot and lea

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john and kevin. >>> switching gears to former speak he have of the house kevin mccarthy, is laying outen is really like in negotiations behind closed doors. take a listen. >> he still has a prompter when you meet behind closed doors but the teleprompter are cards. i found i met with him, a couple, he would read from the cards. >> have a conversation. >> yeah. if you deviate, like i didn't sit and negotiate with him the debt ceiling. it is not -- he just sticks to the cards. if you go, if you deviate from the cards he can't continue on. david: the white house is pushing back but once again, the images of the president glued to his cards on his lap in meetings with world leaders have become very familiar to all of us. joining me is giano caldwell, fox news political analyst and doug collins, former georgia congressman. great to see you both. this has really become a potempkin presidency. remember stalin used to have fake, phony villages he would take reporters by to show how great the soviet union was. there was nothing behind them, it was a facade. that is what this presidency is, it is

so does the senate go to mitch mcconnell -- >> to someone named john. >> michelle goldberg, thank youde the chairimate tonight. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> a surprising decision from the supreme court could have a massive impact on the 2024 presidential election. the justices will hear arguments on donald trump's immunity claim, which will delay his federal election interference trial.

named john. >> someone named john. michelle goldberg, thank you for helping me ride the chariot into darkness tonight. i appreciate your time, my friend. that's our show for tonight. now it's time for the last world with don lawrence o'donnell. good evening on this big newsnight. >> good evening, alex. and of course we have our supreme court experts with us, neal katyal and laurence tribe. they've got a lot to say. and i'm gonna get straight to it. >> do it. >> thank you, alex. thank you. >>> lost in the fog of today's supreme court news is the hard fact that donald trump is still scheduled to go to trial in manhattan on march 25th to face criminal charges in his first criminal trial, charges that he tried to effect the results of the 2016 presidential election by making hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels, who will likely become one of the star witnesses against donald trump in that trial, a witness who even donald trump's followers will have no problem understanding when she describes donald trump did wit

so does the senate go to mitch mcconnell -- >> to someone named john. >> michelle goldberg, thank you for helping me ride the chairimate tonight. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> a surprising decision from the supreme court could have a massive impact on the 2024 presidential election. the justices will hear arguments on donald trump's immunity claim, which will delay his federal election interference trial. we'll have expert legal analysis for you on that in just a moment. also ahead, the end of an era for senate republicans. the party's longest serving leader in the upper chamber is stepping down at the end of the year. we'll take a look at mitch mcconnell legacy and who could replace him. and that comes as congressional leaders now have a deal to fund part of the government for a few more weeks, giving lawmakers a little more time to get a lot done. o get a lot done >>> good morning, and welcome to "way too early" on this thursday, february 29th, a weekday, just what we needed this year to be a little longer. i'm jonathan lemire, thanks for starting your

left it's no different than why john boehner left. this is in ungovernable conference.rning. have no interest in fulfilling the basic responsibilities of being a member of congress, which is to extend chilly bumped the government and keep the government running. they do want to do that. so anyone who's in that position who does anything that would resemble responsible governing gets run out of town. >> okay, david, johnson is of course, unsurprisingly, trying to downplay all of this criticism, right? one of the things that he said is, i don't think that this is a reflection on the leader, it's a reflection on the body itself, and the place where we've come in this country. so david, is there any truth to that at all? actually trying, trying to see his side, is there any truth to that? is what we are seeing a reflection of the way that trump has hijacked the party? he sort of has his arms stuck. >> it is a reflection of the level of partisanship with which the republican majority has decided to behave, because they only have a one or two vote majority, and so maybe you d

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