is it real or is it ai generated and my coauthors, daniel schiff at purdue university and italia bueno at emory university we were wanting to investigate what impact this might have on the political environment and so it is a little bit of a grim story around the fact that this uncertainty in our informational environment is having political impacts. >> but you shouldn't ignore the story on go ahead. >> no, if there's one news i want to hear it because i'm pretty depressed yeah. >> so there is some good news. >> i mentioned the fact checking there's also efforts around watermarking and labeling ai generated content so policymakers, social media platforms, and technologies jie companies are looking at solutions to putting watermarks directly on images or labels surrounding images to provide information to all of us about whether information that we're seeing in video or image form is ai generated or not? we're working on solutions. and within the governance and responsible ai lab at purdue, we are thinking about ways to make sure that people find watermarks and labels on ai generated co

i have the state of indiana sitting there, utilities, research universities, purdue, parking and mobility experts around charging station developers that have told me about lessons learned, where they were at, the grants they were applying for, the moneys that the state has received. in these round tables i've recently heard some troubling stories about the current state of the green transition. i'll get into that in a second. recently the governor of indiana said, let's invest in innovation, let's not set goals that are out of reach. i'll continue to advocate for more investment like we're doing here in the state of indiana to embrace alternative resources. so we're pro-moving forward with all of the above. in your written testimony, and i quote, you said in my previous testimony, i've warned of some of the risks of massive influx of resources and just a second ago, chairman carter asked you how it's going on the follow-up and seeing how this money is used and then when i walked in here, you said something, and i really didn't hear it, but i think the gist was, you're operating at a loss

a group of researchers from tehran and purdue universities managed to control and treat a type of wheat blight disease using graphene quantum dots. according to the website of these universities, graphene quantum dots are a group of carbon materials that play an important role in energy production devices, catalysts, sensors, biophotography, and drug delivery. these quantum dots are very small and. the capacity is less than 100 nanometers they have a lot of research in plant science to transport molecular acids and break the barrier of cell walls. also, the use of graphene quantum dots is a factor for managing fungal disease in wheat and other crops. the scientific discussion program will be broadcast tonight at 21:00 on radio talk. the challenge and importance of basic sciences in education is the subject of this program, examining the challenge and importance of basic sciences in higher education, identifying national capacities in the field of science and technology. he wants to transfer within the country what is going on in different scientific fields? horizons from a scientific po

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the researchers from purdue university in indiana are pairing ai models like chatgpt with the driverless cars. you know, one driver see another driver driving aggressively fond of him or her. >> so just held a lot tomato say, hey, that driver looks crazy to me. and then the locks on reason on and then make decisions to say probably and to laugh over technology, a cull or too slow down to stay away from that vehicle as much as possible. >> will some driverless car companies already using chatgpt to change the temperature of the car or play some music? >> bart has finished making safety improvements to the underwater to known as the transbay tube. that runs between oakland and san francisco. the project took 7 years to complete. it includes a new steel lining to the inside and a more powerful water pumping system. the goal is to ensure the 2 remains intact in case of a big earthquake. >> with the retrofit of transbay tube. brings to a close bart's 2 decade long. earthquake safety program. not only did bart retrofit the transbay we retrofitted over 74 miles of track. 34 stations and additio

a group of researchers from tehran and purdue universities managed to control and treat a disease of wheat fields by using graphene quantum dots . according to the website of these universities , graphene quantum dots are a group of carbon materials that play an important role in catalyzing energy production devices. sensors, biophotography and drug delivery have these quantum dots are very small and less than 100 nanometers, which have a great capacity in plant science research to transfer molecular acids and break the cell wall barrier. also, the use of graphene quantum dots is a factor for managing fungal disease in wheat and other crops. japanese researchers have a molecular structure. they recommended the drug containing carbon nanohorns to be used together with the cell membrane of cancer cells and chemotherapy drug for effective drug delivery in cancer patients. according to science magazine, this method is used to fight cancer and diseases that cause tumors in other tissues it combines chemotherapy, radiotherapy and immunotherapy. according to the researchers, using the bread

honored the uconn huskies for winning their second straight national title with a 75-60 win against purduember 46 team jersey. good for them to celebrate. thanks so much for being with us and kicking off your morning with "early today." i'm frances rivera, always appreciate you being with us early in the morning. hope

purdue is one of the biggest producers in the country.acility. and after the rally, demonstrators plan to go to a court hearing for an animal rights activist. 21 year old zoe rosenberg is charged with stealing and freeing about five chickens from purdue's petaluma poultry back in 2023. it happened during an early morning protest outside of that farm. today, her supporters are expected to gather at the sonoma county courthouse in santa rosa about noontime. >> a man is under arrest in monterey county accused of shooting dozens of farm animals. the sheriff's office says deputies were called to prunedale yesterday morning to reports of gunfire and with the help of a drone, they spotted 39 year old vicente arroyo near a crashed vehicle. multiple rifles and shotguns were seized. investigators say they believe arroyo randomly shot and killed approximately 80 animals, including miniature horses, goats, rabbits, chickens and ducks. it's not clear who the animals belong to or why the suspect shot him, but investigators say they are grateful for the

the researchers from purdue university in indiana are pairing ai models with chat gpt with the driverless cars. >> you know, one driver see another driver driving aggressively fond of him or her. so just held a lot tomato say, hey, that driver looks crazy to me. and then the locks on reason on and then make decisions to say probably and to laugh over technology, a cull or too slow down to stay away from that vehicle as much as possible. >> some driving this car companies are already using chatgpt to change the temperature of the car or to play. it was. >> oakland zoo's offering a hands-on program for kids this fall. it's called little vets. kids get to become veterinarians for the day. the hope is to inspire them. kids of all ages to get into the profession of helping animals. the future vets get to take a tour of the animal hospital and then simulate what doctors and nurses would on a daily basis. >> this is definitely a training program. gets them involved into the world emergency veterinary care. so they're they're learning everything from bones to surgery to putting cast on their stuf

if you said to me, dana, did you see the game, notre dame killed purdue, imagine the mentality of, theyou! she is telling people to adopt a system that will make you seem like you are mentally ill. which is why all those women on tiktok look crazy. memes and thoughts, disinformation do not influencer hoaxes do. hoaxes that create an umbrella narrative that moves voters. it is not memes come it is the "fine people" hoax, which propelled the white supremacy hoax narrative. a memes did not make people think trump called nazis find people. the pee tape. it is not memes. >> judge jeanine: the steele dossier -- >> harold: can i ask a question? do you think tiktok should be sold? >> judge jeanine: congress made that decision. >> harold: tiktok has appealed appeared. >> judge jeanine: we will see what the appellate appellate courts say. try to prevent talking about hunter's laptop. coming up, watch out, kamala, george clooney might be plotting to take down another democrat nominee and replace her with oprah. ♪ ♪ don't mind me. i'm just the flu. i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “

also chairman and cofounder of the institute for tech diplomacy at purdue university., let's start here. first of all is this a good move? is it a necessary move? might you not fear another 1979 like disaster. >> good to see you again. this is a game changing move. it is an exciting time. with all the advancements because ai is revolutionary. industries of all kinds. but, with those advancements challenges arise. particularly when it comes to securing the energy needed to power those. ai in these data centers are massive consumers of energy. this is a pivotal movement of microsoft. it really highlights the critical need for nuclear en energy. and the role it plays in powering ai. it also maintain global competitiveness. powering ai requires constant energy. and in other words, the solar wind have a little harder time at that. america's leadership at ai and nuclear energy is not only going to drive the economy but it's going to serve our position as a global leader. >> go ahead. arthel: those are interesting points you are making i am just wondering why we should not fe

ag secretary purdue under the trump trump administration and secretary vilsack both agree having a permanent member of cfius is necessary. in fact, secretary vilsack discussed the implications of permanent placement, saying, and i quote, being a permanent member will allow us to educate the other members of cfius what is important to look for and sensitive to when it comes to agriculture and agricultural production, unquote. i agree with the secretary. usda is unique. this bill is so important. this bill is the combination of two pieces of legislation that received unanimous recorded votes as a part of the financial services committee markup last fall. my legislation, the inclusion of the agricultural secretary as a cfius member and my colleague from missouri, the ump sda referral system enjoyed bipartisan support. in addition slightly modified versions were enacted in the f.y.2024 appropriations in march. and i was pleased to see the policies become the law of the land. h.r. 9456 would permanently authorize them rather than rely on the annual appropriations process. the bill focuses on limi

you talked about everything from investments, finance to a military purdue included brazil which is notformal signatory to the brino firm is the bri stl meaningful? thank you. >> we go west to prompt. >> the second question, is the concept the question is whether this is a concept or not. as i mentioned i personally treat bri is an umbrella institution. xi jinping declared bri if you go to his speech and cause extent he referred. for all people in china there's a clear message toward a centralized government because of this historic to central asia. the narrative was about peaceful relations with the central asia et cetera. but the message was clear. this is very symbolic when it comes to the centralization of power in china. for my previous lock on china this is like bringing all interest into one basket. does not matter whether you call it a concept are not. this is the symbol of the centralization of power in china. that is my understanding so i do not see this as a kind of concept. >> i see itt as a label. closure of the chinese political system probably the next 10 years will have

next level of driverless cars that can take command passengers while they write the researchers from purdueniversity in indiana are pairing ai models like chatgpt. the driverless cars. one driver see another driver driving aggressively fond of him or her. >> so just tell the market tomato, say, hey, that driver that's created to me. and then the large time tomorrow, we'll reason on that and then make decisions. holy to say probably and to laugh over technology, a cull or too slow down to stay away from that vehicle as much as possible. >> some travelers companies are already using jet gvt to change the temperature of the car or to play music. not a very football's the forty-niners are going into week 3 without another star player. for sports director jason dumas has all the highlights. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the niners suffered their first loss of the season on sunday. it was a weird game in my opinion, at least most of the niners big name players actually played pretty well. when you look down the box score. but when you look in between the margins, but it really came down to was tur

. >> but while most colleges offer mental health services, doctor heather sarvadi of purdue universityt institutions offer bereavement leave policies for students. >> for a student to have the assurance that for their instructors, you know, to know and to be, aligned and aware of a policy that gives students a certain number of days to be able to make up work without any kind of negative consequences. >> it's crucial this, while also advocating for the formation of grief groups to help foster deeper connections. >> that sense of isolation can be so decreased it can make a huge difference to have a community within which you can share your grief in a very open kind of way, and not have to filter. >> chris dimeo, fox news, ktvu, fox two news at five starts now. >> good evening. >> i'm alex savage and i'm crystal bailey. we'll get to our top stories in just a moment. but we start with some breaking news on yesterday's shooting in georgia. we're learning the father of yesterday's accused school shooter now facing criminal charges of his own. the announcement, made in just the past hour. 54

so and i will say this about c-span i totally admire founded by a purdue guy, brian lamb. they get it right. i've never editor this is my 13 time this may be my i may say that what i 13 and it's an honor lucky number but i don't think so they've been they're the one media service that lives up to the the journalists ethic of fair and balanced. and that includes fox news. yes, ma'am. do you have any any thoughts looking into the attempted assassination. oh, yeah. that is a project that's probably above my pay grade. i mean, i usually do projects and no one else wants to do, but that's the kind of project that everyone else would rush to do. so i become the literary custodian, the projects, the media, major media leave on the table. i tell everybody, flight 800 or that to ron brown, the authorship of barack obama's dreams from my father, which i was one who discovered. but that's because major media don't don't want to talk about these things. there will be enough attention paid to the already like dan bongino is that people really about how the secret service works that i h

of of going beyond just these like political explanations and the like maga explanations and like purdue, when it comes to latinos, i'm like, that's like my fixation when it comes to us. like i, i am still very driven by the curiosity of what would make someone stormed the us capitol because i believe that it goes beyond donald trump knowing i beat, i believe that it goes back to i think kind of like the essence of our conversation, which is like where do people find a sense of belonging? and that question is really, really hard. and i think that question deserves to be studied in research and that entails. and that that the means that we have to have these difficult conversations and the truth is the difficult conversations shouldn't just be had this honestly a book about sort of these latino far right folks this a book that i hope that inspire progressives and democrats and independents and americans understand that latinos are very common. plex human beings know that we, too, can be progressives and democrats or independents and republicans and at the same time hold a lot of complex,

again were continue to strengthen the capacities of those governments a particular colombia, brazil, purdue ecuador. our survey said shown migrants from venezuela prefer to migrate to those countries and we will continue to work with them to build the capacity both at a national level and municipal level to be able to welcome by? and venezuela. but currently witnessing a significant uptick in migration since the election but certainly it is a concern. >> thank you. i now recognize ranking member castro for five minutes and thank you for your patience. >> i'm going to allow representative stand to go first as airplay to get. >> thank you very much, ranking member castro, and chair salazar for your leadership and putting together this very important hearing. thank you to the brave voters of opposition leaders and a election observers in venezuela for the police in democratic systems. on july 20 venezuelans turned up an impressive numbers to vote for the return of democracy and economic opportunity and rule of law. and yet their votes were ignored. maduro still claims that one declarant withou

tight of a race, though those votes are going to matter i want to play some sound from donald trump, purdue day noun town hall, town hall on fox last night. and by that, i mean, i don't think the audience actually got to answer questions that we heard so far. >> but shermichael, when you listen to this, i want you to remember what kristen holmes just told us, which is that trump advisers want him to pivot all of his discussions towards inflation, immigration, and crime, and nothing else. >> so listen to what he had to say. instead abc is the worst network in terms of fairness, they are the most dishonest network demeanors. >> the nastiest. but that was what i was presented with. i think a lot of people are going to be watching to see how nasty they are, how unfair they are i agreed to do it because they wouldn't do any other network all right. >> two things. one, as an abc alum that's crap, but less important than that is it's not inflation. immigration, or crime. i can't help but notice that those words did come up and whatever however long i expect to form president to say what he just sa

in forsyth county he was driven to become politically active after republican senator david when purdue said this for years ago at a trump rally or what common-law or come on up, a mama, mama, mama, i don't know whatever nice for some people, but rationalizing that mispronunciation. >> and i felt that there was a need to stand up to speak up because we should not be normalizing this kind of behavior. >> forsyth is deep red a county trump carried by more than 30 points. but for the first time, democrats are fielding candidates up and down the ballot, like a schwin ramaswamy, who's running for a state house seat. >> it's not a question of if georgia will become convoluted question when harris, who would be the first black and south asian woman elected president, is leaning into her indian american roots. >> my mother was a brilliant five foot tall brown woman with an accent james wu, who helps registered georgia voters across political lines, said asian americans here held for more than 20 national origins each with their own view of politics he said there may be less allegiance to a poli

so and i will say this about c-span i totally admire founded by a purdue guy, brian lamb. they get it right. i've never editor this is my 13 time this may be my i may say that what i 13 and it's an honor lucky number but i don't think so they've been they're the one media service that lives up to the the journalists ethic of fair and balanced. and that includes fox news. yes, ma'am. do you have any any thoughts looking into the attempted assassination. oh, yeah. that is a project that's probably above my pay grade. i mean, i usually do projects and no one else wants to do, but that's the kind of project that everyone else would rush to do. so i become the literary custodian, the projects, the media, major media leave on the table. i tell everybody, flight 800 or that to ron brown, the authorship of barack obama's dreams from my father, which i was one who discovered. but that's because major media don't don't want to talk about these things. there will be enough attention paid to the already like dan bongino is that people really about how the secret service works that i h

supreme court and this in this n versus purdue case in the context of the opioid litigation five -- four vote rejected so-called third-party release practice. took off the table one of the few mechanisms for dealing with these issues in bringing legal peace. the court's opinion rejected practice joined by justice thomas, barrett and jackson. was written by justice kavanaugh joined by the chief justice and justice kagan. in issues tough when the georgetown prep guys cannot agree. even more broadly this is an interesting division of the court. what i think it shows the most often think about the court as being a left/right court. there are other ways to think about the court. other was to think about the court more serious, more pregnant tests and sort of the division you are seeing here. the chief justice, and i think justice is not classically with the other three. get to results to make pragmatic sense of. even with this little bit of imperfection. i think some of the justices in the majority are more of the school the bread the team bus off the cliff if that's what it requires us to do

well, researchers from purdue university in indiana are working on pairing ai models like chatgpt with the cars. >>one driver see another driver driving aggressively front of him or her. so just held a lot. lot tomato say, hey, now, driver those crazy to me. and then the large time tomorrow, we'll reason on that and then make decisions. to say probably change a landfill. laugh over technology. a cull or too slow down to stay away from vehicle as much as possble. >>some driverless companies are already using chatgpt the change the temperature of the car or to play music. well, coming up, bolstering public safety in san francisco. the new technology officials say it will help catch criminals in the act. >>stay with us. public safety in san francisco front and center on monday, maryland debris along with other law enforcement officials unveiling a new pilot program that embraces technology to fight crime. kron four's terisa stasio breaks it down. >>a lot of for the safety and security of san francisco. take a look. this is one of 3 new mobile camera units. the city plans on deploying one

>>and helping to purdue's one of the state's major cash crop.ifornia produces nearly 100% of the 9% and cruisers are family farms. and this is my family. thousands and thousands of almonds. so we're looking at about 4,000 individual knots per tree coming from this orchard. >>earlier this year, the usda estimated the almond production would see a 21% increase over the year before in july, though they came back and the senate's going to be about a percent lower. so we're looking closer to a 14% increase over last year's. the old walk-in says it'll still be one of the largest harvest on record. although it was a solid production year with good weather. watkins says farmers still face other issues, the arab nation and the cost to air again with our utilities is is a bigger reason. why maybe we're not looking at 21% increase over last year as the allman season comes to an end. the work doesn't stop for the watkins family as they gear up to crack open walnut season in london, covering local news that matters can really kreis. fox 40 news. >>more news

a purdue graduate, she began a political career as a vannedderberg county -- vannedderburg county auditor and later was elected to the county board of commissioners. she moved into statewide politics, serving as an indiana state representative, indiana state auditor, and now as our lieutenant governor. lieutenant governor crouch has prioritized mental health throughout her tenure and is co-chair of the indiana mental health round table and chair of the intellectual and development disabilities task force. i'm grateful for all lieutenant governor crouch has done for the state of indiana and i'm even more proud to call her our family friend. madam speaker, i yield back. ... the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from illinois, mr. davis, for five minutes. mr. davis: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to pay tribute to an extraordinary philanthropist and humanitarian. a few weeks ago chicago lost one of our city's most esteemed been factors, ann laurie, originally from florida, ann chose chicago and specifically the 7th congressional district, as her home in 1973. for