know it's actually still to call him and i'm talking about sophia the robot sophia the robot is a humanoid robot a famous for her very young life like facial expression she can express happiness sadness and anger and she's a big draw here at the summit lots of lines all ready to see her on stage now i'll be meeting her personally later on but just a bit of background on her she was famous last year for embarrassing her creators at the south by southwest conference by saying that are all her aim was to destroy human kind now these today his she's a striking a decidedly more mellow tone saying she wants to use their skills to help build smart cities also notably she's the first robot to get citizenship and her presence here is drawing up a lot of no s. joins on electronic arts and her in the role of robots in our society. with the simplest of ingredients. on conventional cooking methods and healthy portion of creativity. they conjure up unique taste experiences color marry artists from around europe and their eccentric gourmet creations. conceptual cuisine our series this week. your romance

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you saw there -- >> a humanoid? >> a humanoid, yes. >> versus like an android. >> check that out. >> you know what, i find it creepy. >> it is a little frightening. >> it is a little. check it out. >> when he does that i'm thinking what is next. what's the next thing they'll program. >> he? >> well, it. >> an army of bots is like what happens next. >> i'm just like, oh, no. >> one step closer to the singularity, people. let's talk about something slightly less unpleasant. what's going on in the weather department? >> less -- your double negatives are -- >> yes, i know. try to keep up with me here. >> there's some nice weather somewhere in the country but cool picture in honor of paula being back because she's familiar with chicago. >> ah. >> willis tower, sears tower lit up with the storms that rolled through. there wasn't a whole lot of thunder and lightning but obviously there when you get a tall tower that's got a lightning rod on the top, it's going to get it. and that's a cool shot there in chicago. should be a

that's atlas and it's been called a humanoid because it can move like a human leaping from platform to platform. >> a how manyoid. >> a humanoid. >> versus an android. >> i find it creepy. >> it is a little frightening. >> check it out. >> when he does that i'm thinking what is next. what's the next thing they'll program. well, it -- >> and army of bots is lik happens next. >> one step closer to singularity, people. let's talk about something slightly less unpleasant. what's going on in the weather department. >> your double negatives are -- >> try to keep up. >> there's nice weather somewhere in the country but cool picture in honor of paula being back because she's familiar with chicago. willis tower, sears tower lit up with the storms that rolled through. there wasn't a whole lot of thunder and lightning but obviously there when you get a tall tower with a lightning rod on top it will get it. cool shot in chicago. should be less turbulent today. once we get through this first batch. this low is beginning to intensify. when they come up and over the rockies and stretch out and start

. >>> gymnasts around the world have new competition there's now a humanoid robot capable of doing back flips. was pioneered by boston dynamics. they originally made the atlas robot for the u.s. military. >>> i'll give him an 8.3. >>> marian anderson museums s an new exhibition to experience the holiday through her eyes. >>> taylor swift is breaking records with her latest album those stories and more next. >> hello, again, here's some of the stories we're following on "action news" at 12:30 p.m., support from the community following a devastating fire at a senior home in west chester has been overwhelming. we have the latest on how people are helping those who lost their homes. >>> tragedy strikes a philadelphia school district a teacher beloved by students and staff dies in a fire. >>> the american mother held hostage by the taliban for five years, said she was beaten as she tried to protect her children from their captures. >>> now to the details, so many donations to the victims of the five-alarm blaze in west chester that they can no longer take donations. an investigation into the

a creature, a character, a humanoid. bringing them into existence.nt at this act in different ways, but it drove me as an actor. this technology allows you to do that to the nth degree. it is climbing deeply inside a character, being that character and it can be as extreme as king kong. you him, you overseas. i fight only to protect the aids. is the performance that i am looking at what you gave on the day? if you look at modern filmmaking now, the amount of times that you can take a blink out, you can add it here is somebody is supposed to be crying and they did not manage to do it in the tag. augmentation is at a crossover of what you think you are seeing is being real and in this day and age visual effects are read every single shot of every movie, apart from low—budget movies who cannot afford it. when we are being directed, the director takes my performance and then he cuts it with woody's that is what he lives with. they even start testing movies with the faces in them. it has to live or die on the performance. the performance is not created af

any actor can become a creature, a character, a humanoid or not, inanimate and bring it ascensions, existance of completely embodying another character, drove me as an actor. and that's what i love doing and this technology allows you to do that to the nth degree. it is climbing deeply inside a character, being that character and it can be as extreme as gollum or king kong, or anything in between. you're him, you're caesar. i fight only to protect apes. you can never quite tell what was tweaked in post—production. so is the performance that i am looking at actually what they you gave you on the day or did theyjust give it? when you're watching a real human do it, there's less of that doubt. if you look at modern filmmaking now, the amount of times that you can take a blink out that someone's done, you can add a tear if somebody is supposed to be crying and they did not manage to do it in the take. augmentation of live action movies is the crossover between what you think you are seeing as being real and in this day and age, visual effects are in every single shot of every movie, apart from ve

a humanoid robot that can do backups. a robotics company in boston greater the atlas robot. watch as it does a flip. alice was originally created for the u.s. military. onis designed to take rescues where humans would be in danger. ask up your way out of a bad situation. pretty cool. steve: that is amazing. pretty scary. to have that coming at you. a robot: i would send to vacuum, do the dishes, do my laundry, full clothes. the backups are nice. steve: you do not need the bells and whistles. so it is chilly out there, but at least the sun is it stays bright and sunny the rest of this afternoon. about,will be out and you will need the sunglasses. may be a hat with a rim. other than that, a warm jacket to keep you toasty, especially if you are going out and about. looking over national harbor right now, mainly clear skies -- clear skies out there. temperatures are on the cool side. 48 at reagan national airport. wind out of the west-southwest. morning low temperature earlier today was at 39 degrees. we have ticked up about 10 degrees. 45 in martinsburg. 46, dallas. dulles.ch -

the car that has autonomous driving will not have a humanoid person it will just be without a steering >> this will be different than any other disruption in history. >> faster. >> different terms of not -- it will give people, obviously, productivity will go up, and it will give people more free time, but you think that it will in terms of gdp per capita, do you think that goes down because you're not employed, or do you actually -- is your life actually enriched because you have to spend less time doing these menial things? no one -- you used to work 16 hours a day on the farm. not having to do that, but having more food than we can possibly imagine, that has not been a bad thing even though we don't have farmers anymore this time you're saying it's going to be different because people aren't going to have jobs >> well, gdp will go dramatically up because a.i. can do so many things so much more efficiently. >> maybe i don't want to work menial jobs like this for -- >> i think that is the key if a lot of people will find happiness without working, that would be a happy outcome >> i'm

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that those who lived with a dog even if they were single w likely to die of all causes, 36% less likely to die from heart disease and even if you lived with other people, humanoids reduced risk of death by 11% which tells you maybe we should look at the humans. >> heart disease and walking the dog. >> we don't know. it was based on association not cause and effect but this is good news. i think the bottom line is really with the power of this study as a doctor i might literally be writing a prescription saying get a dog because it could improve your health. >> we always heard about the emotional aspects but now -- more than that. >> a lot of physical effects and know we've heard of the use of pets for a number of medical conditions. obviously there are seeing eye dogs who help people with visual impairments. dogs have been used to help people with she is ours and e epilep epilepsy, autism, anxiety, weight loss and studies have shown when there are dogs in the home with young children they have a lower chance of having eczema and other >> that's yours. >> this is mason, the morkie. it showed which breeds tend to be ra associated with the longest longevity. pointe

boston dynamics released a video of its humanoid robot atlas hopping and doing backflips. atlas was created last year ... and since then ... its gone through many interations.at first it was only able to walk ... and open doors.now ... it could jump, and yes ... do backflips ... all thanks to the brilliant engineers at boston dynamics. but like most humans ... atlas doesn't always stick the landing. (robin) forecasters are hoping that this satellite will help them track future hurricanes. the "joint polar satellite system-one" was launched from vandenberg air force... near santa barbara saturday morning. it's the first in a series of four next-generation u-s weather satellites. it's expected to help meteorologists not only make more accurate weather forecasts ...but also help them better predict where future hurricanes are headed. emergency workers will use images from space as well, to visualize the damage and power outages after storms. (robin)its been more than a month since the north bay firestorm ...and this morning safari west

we take a closer look tonight and part one of the series, the future of artificial intelligence. >> in the 1951 sci-fi classic the day the earth stood still, humanoid the earth will be destroyed if humans take aggression into space. and the terminator, a future race of robots is bent on eliminating humans. stephen hawking and tech google elon musk up both said that artificial intelligence may one day turn science fantasy into science fact and inhumanity altogether. >> -- >> reporter: we will conceivably be destroyed by it. so what is it? >> broadly it can be viewed as the study of intelligent behavior which typically means behavior that if a human were to do it it would be considered to be intelligent. but also provides guidance for the construction of artificial systems that behave intelligently as well. >> reporter: machine learning as it is sometimes called comes from a fancy sounding mathematical creation called an algorithm. >> so a common example would be a recipe for making a dish to eat. >> reporter: this professor says that algorithms simply tell the court what ingredients to use, how to put them together, and how to cook and serve them. >

. >>> controlling robots remotely is a powerful concept in science fiction. toyota has create add humanoid that comes close, mimicking the movements of its operator. thr-3 is able to map the operator's movements allowing its entire body to be controlled instinctively. the operator can see what the robot sees using a head-mounted virtual reality display. toyota claims it could be used in homes, hospitals, disaster zones and even outer space. >> i don't know. the future is coming whether i like it or not. an agriculture company giving us a glimpse into the future of farming. this is gus. it's an unmanned sprayer that can be used to spray anything from pesticides to fertilizer and orchards and vineyards. creators say electronic software allows the sprayer to be self-guided and self-propelled. gus is being touted as a game changer. >> one day robots will replace us all but we'll still have mike nicco because we need him. >> you can't find those in the sears catalog, can we? not yet. maybe some day. good morning, everybody. how are you doing? it's wednesday, thanksgiving eve, and we're looking

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feeds and we'll just go world here it's a robot designed by the massachusetts based boston technology its name is atlas it's described as the world's most dynamic humanoid it can jump it can spin and it can backflip what's that again in slow motion here a robot executing a perfect backflip which a lot of people online declared the end of the world was nigh and i wrote what i was a little bit. but just to prove that us as human as a bit of a blue play here to remind us that nobody's perfect not even the robot which can do a backflip. but. it's still pretty. wonderful i think it's a great way to win friday's news good if you want to get in touch with us here is how you do it the hashtag is a good twitter at i j english this one i want you to take notice of facebook dot com. that is where you go the main al-jazeera english facebook page we are broadcasting our facebook lives from there now so we can reach upwards of three million people who follow that particular page that we just want to get the show out to as many people as we can. see where the want to. find the one triple one four nine i'm taking a break from the grid for a while so you're back in the

controlling robots remotely is a powerful concept but now it looks like toyota is bringing us pretty chess to that humanoidmimics the movements of its operator called the thr-3 able to map the operator's movements allowing its entire body to be controlled instinctively. the operator can see what the robot is seeing using a head-mounted virtual reality display. toyota claims the robot could be used in homes, hospitals, disaster zones, and even outer space. new details in the relationship of one of the most watched couples on the planet. >>> according to abc news meghan markle has moved in to prince harry's two-bedroom home at nottingham cottage located behind prince william and princess kate's apartment. markle just finished shooting the latest season of "suit" and that ends her acting commitment with the show. she was spotted grocery shopping in the chelsea neighborhood yesterday. the couple expected to spend the thanksgiving holiday together. i have to admit i am unhealthily invested in their relationship and happy to see they're happy. >> so nice they can save some money by doing that. i'm sure they're b

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