category called machine learning and this is driving a lot of things, good old-fashioned ai was an area where we would teach machines what to do, we write down symbols and say this is how you play checkers, this is how you play chess, these are the rules and how you prepare taxes and machines follow those instructions. now the machine learning revolution is taking over. instead of us humans having to tell machine step-by-step what to do which frankly didn't work that well. it was okay but ran into a lot of barriers. now machines are learning themselves how to solve problems, figuring it out and the way they do that mostly is different techniques but the main approach is we give them lots of examples, this is a dog, this is a cat, this is a dog, this is a cat and i wondered how many times, they do it 10,000 or 1 million times and the machine goes i see the pattern here. it will start learning and the nice thing is we have so much digital data we show lots of examples of fraud or successful go moves, and eventually start learning these patterns statistically. and a subcateg

invention that human intelligence ever needs to make, he says, because it's the beginning of a completely new era, the machineera and in a sense we are a bit like children playing with something we have picked up and it happens to be an unexploded bomb and we don't even know the consequences that could come with it. do you share that vision? i partially share it. where i disagree with nick is that i don't think we are under threat from a kind of runaway super intelligence, which is the thesis of his book of that subject, superintelligence, but i do think we need to be ever so careful. in a way, i alluded to this earlier, we don't understand what natural intelligence is, we don't have any general scientific theory of intelligence so trying to build artificial general intelligence is a bit like trying to do particle physics at cern without any theory, without any underlying scientific theory. it seems to me that we need both some serious theory, which we don't have yet, we have some but it isn't unified, there isn't a single theory if you like like the standard model physics. we also need to do responsible rese

machine but it's still a machine. any machine with moving parts does damage to itself out of a side effect of its normal operation for that means that we should be able to look at some point man made machine fly cars and ask ourself well how do we already today successfully create cars maintain cars so that they are actually working just as well as when they were built and the answer is preventative maintenance. so we are applying that same concept to the human body but the real innovation that i put forward nearly fifteen years ago now and which inspired all of our work is that it may be possible to do repair comprehensively. we identify seven major types of damage to molecular and cellular damage that the body does to itself has side effects of its normal operation. there is one type of damage and the therapy which is very familiar to everyone these days in fact the type of damage is loss of felf solved by not being automatically replaced by the division of other self and the therapy that is simply stem cell therapy

david: there is a political machine, and that is what donald trump has built. have we had a republican who represented the population. i don't want to call him a populace per se. but he understands main street. ed: i agree totally. there are people who stand up and say i want trump, i'm a trump republican, i'm a trump conservative. you don't find many people saying i'm a clinton democrat or bush republican. trump is change the dynamics. he has to be more successful as time goes on, but i think he will be. people are getting more used to the style and substance. david: he's not a young man. he's 70 years old. he's certainly full of energy and verve. but will he leave a legacy behind for other trumps? ed: his agenda was an important agenda, rebuilding infrastructure, lower the tax structure, and getting rid of obamacare. rebuilding the military, he did a significant part in putting more money in the military. you don't make judgments in the first year. you judge at the ends of the first terms and second terms. the country is getting more used to him. foreign polic

at first, the machine was a very good. the sometimes get lucky and hit the ball other times it would miss it. whenever it was successful in the square one higher the machine is like i have to do more of that. after 300 games is pretty good, almost never missing. as good as a good teenager. so they let it run for a while. they don't play breakout a lot and there's a strategy here to figured out how to send the ball behind the liquid in the you could do the so the machine learned how to do better than the designers. imagine a newborn baby being born in the hospital and hand it again by the end of the day it's beating all the surgeons. that's a cool little example. in the same technique looks for others it worked on space invaders and pac-man. once that had a quick feedback loop for the square change quickly was able to learn that on its own very quickly. you can use these techniques for the things. you could think of a data center where google has their computers running as a big videogame. this data is coming in and temperat

hit, he said, "'terminator' would have never worked if schwarzenegger wouldn't have talked like a machine." with that accent, with that german accent, he says, "that's what made it work." i'll be back. harvey: you play a character in "terminator," and this has really struck me, and i've been thinking about this the last week. you play a character who is this, like you said, this machine, with this accent, and he can be calculating and focused and even cold. it's a little bit of a cameo. well, of course, i mean, those guys picked me because i was, you know, this kind of, like, machine-like character. and i talked, like cameron said, like a machine. - sarah connor? - yes? it's all robotic. he doesn't look, because he's a machine. he doesn't have to look, and he loads the gun, and he just-- and the key thing is not to blink when you shoot somebody, not to show any remorse, not to show any joy. nothing. just to be a machine. like, boom. were you his first choice? i think that the first choice was o.j. simpson. why did they not go with o.j.? i think that-- what i heard was that they felt like

key move these machines in a little suit. studies machines and stores my whole life and i knew people played them but i never play close enough attention to understand if they actually paid out so. he said you know give you give you ten thousand out as if you keep it you know. we split the money fifty fifty we did great business together if you don't like it you know at this a couple of months take him out i said cool. so he left and came back with a check and it was like. no then he left again to came out with cash and i speak this language very well so. now the machines are going to make him i mean this is great like it was actually like a great thing so one night there was a woman who played the machine has a lot and we were in a bar alone and i was moving some boxes around and i was you know taking inventory and saying what was going on and i walked out and i saw her sitting next to a machine and she was like slumped over she looked really really sad so i'm like pat was wrong with you and she still had it working for more

and i'm like oh my god i just wait for your approval we get these machines out he moved these machines in a little suit. studies machines and stores my whole life and i knew people played them but i never play close enough attention to understand if he actually paid out so. he said you know give you give you ten thousand dollars if you keep it you know. we split the money fifty fifty we did great business together if you don't like it you know at this a couple of months take him out i said cool so he left and came back with a check and i was like. no then he left again to came out with cash and i speak this language very well so. now the machines are going to make money and it's great like it was exactly like a great fame and so one night there was a woman who played a machine is a lot and we were in a bar alone and i was moving boxes around and i was you know taking inventory you see what was going on and i walked out and i saw her sitting next to the machine and she was like slumped over she looked really really sags on like pat what's wrong with you and she said i had it work uniform on

machine but it's still a machine. any machine with moving parts does damage to itself has a side effect of its normal operation so that means that we should be able to look at simple man made machine fly cars and ask yourself well how do we already today successfully create cars maintain cars so that they are actually working just as well as when they were built and the answer is preventative maintenance. or we are applying that same concept to the human body but the real innovation that i put forward nearly fifteen years ago now and which inspired all of our work is that it may be possible to do repair comprehensively. we identify seven major types of damage to molecular and cellular damage that the body does to itself has side effects of its normal operation. there is one type of damage and the therapy which is very familiar to everyone these days in fact the type of damage is loss of self self dying not being automatically replaced by the division of other self and the therapy that is simply stem cell therapy everyo

my first by psycho was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bones by this motion towards something as simple as learning how to write a by side isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have them by cycle of my home but it took me years to convince my. finally they gave up and went on buying me on my side but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing a bio and no i want to reach out to those women back home who are bound by their duties and social rules and inform them about the basic rights my name is the about of people and i work i need to. welcome to our pop exports special this week's edition is all about one of the most influential german bands of all time crack there will trace the history of the electro pioneers check out some of their legendary shows and get some exclusive insights from former band members of the truck there was founded more than four decades ago in just the band began developing their pioneering electronic sound in their private cling to

these beans are from a saudi arabian company that's interested in buying a machine a giant can cost up to a million euros they don't only produce in germany but also in the us brazil and india coffee consumption in china is on the rise but so is the competition. come on piano whole machine can be copied but expertise can't and the knowledge we've acquired over one hundred fifty years is so deeply embedded that for at least ten to fifteen years i won't be worried about copies. after that we'll say. about was founded one hundred fifty years ago the hidden camera on the dutch buddha right on the river rhine it was an on fantasia cation even then and now ninety percent of private sales are made abroad in the wilds a love affair with coffee is only getting stronger. and if you know i have a hankering for a nice hot cup of coffee go for it but be sure to be back here next hour when my colleagues will have all the latest business news for you or you can also find us on facebook or follow us on twitter by for now. warning highly flammable. what do you know is using as a medium is not sad it's

it's not just having a machine. the world needed to be made better. are the things that actually can lift a society into a new way of thinking. >> industry experts say we're no longer on the verge of the personal computer revolution. we're right in the midst of it thank you. and it's gathering steam with more and more people jumping aboard every day. witness katy perry. witness katy perry become a legal witness. witness katy perry and left shark. or a card shark. grandma? witness katy perry work. witness katy perry firework. witness katy perry swish. witness katy perry... aaaaaaw look at that dog! katy perry: with music videos and behind the scenes footage, xfinity lets you witness all things me. >>> in the early part of the '80s, the general image of the computer was always this giant machine with little things all over it. the mind-set was the computer as the brain. and it was a threatening concept. >> 1980s is a period of time when the big, giant, impersonal machine that lives in a huge, air conditioned room someplace suddenly becomes something that

these beans are from a saudi arabian company that's interested in buying a machine a giant can cost up to a million euros they don't only produce in germany but also in the us brazil and india coffee consumption in china is on the rise but so is the competition. come on. machines can be copied but expertise can't and the knowledge we've acquired over one hundred fifty years is so deeply embedded that for at least ten to fifteen years i won't be worried about copies. after that we'll say. about was founded one hundred fifty years ago hidden camera on the right on the river rhine it was an on fantasia's location even then and now ninety percent of the part about sales i made abroad in the wilds love affair with coffee is only getting stronger. all right i'll go and have a cup of coffee and so can you because you're up to date with the latest from the world of business for more you can find us on facebook or follow us on twitter at w underscore business is our handle more business news coming up in the next hour right now here is a look at the world markets at the moment are from a. dista

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so to then wilson so back to the roots to tradition and had across mention i'm a watchmaker not a machine operator for me that was important because i never wanted to have a shop i said i'm a watchmaker i restore watches and then i started making them and now that's my world and. a steady hand and a good eye are his most important tools it takes up to a year to make a new to real it's pursued in work each piece must fit precisely to within one one hundredth of a millimeter. by one seven if you most of all you need to have a feel for it because if you slip out while mounting this the doll will break concentration is vital and really can and can switch to when he finishes a watch it's cause for celebration. this is really real and see from this like a victory for an athlete a world championship or an and then pick when there's such a crazy sense of satisfaction when a watch is done when it's running and you've made a client happy and he shuts tears of joy seeing it for the first time of those moments defy description. that talent must run in the family the rivers have been making watches si

certainly i as a machine that creates monsters. but there's still a glimmer of hope that they could mean a normal again. i don't know for sure but i think we should have a bit of faith in them. feels good. the belgian town of the forwarder represents that hope. here jessica sauls deals with the numerous problems that the unwelcome home comers bring with them. let's see educational institutions schools are date you would have a lot of questions about how to deal with the child also questions about security what if one day the parent shows under. if you're talking about all their children let's say children above the age of ten or might have had some active contribution to the conflict or might have been in roles in the eye as educational system you might also need other types of the briefing for those children so a lot of very complex issues arise that clearly are all saw far above the local capacity. the ruins of raka in syria even worse than the damage to the surroundings is the spiritual damage. it's beautiful and children thing b

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looking good as we kick off a machine morning, monday's were made for me and dunkin' donuts , all day to day a free doughnut if you come by our location, one dollar coffeized , medium across the board for eagles victory and check out this guy what is your first name. >> dash jared. >> he is the reporter live from the blob fest when the blob was getting ready to take over the movie theater. we will reinact the scene because phoenixville is famous for the blob. we will talk about blob fest and just have some fun on a monday morning because, monday are made for fun, right? kid off from school, bring them all by we will be here all morning long until 10:00 o'clock. eagles chant again. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> all right, bob, you got it. exactly what we will go to because our eagles are now back in our city after that huge blow out win over dallas last night. so, the eagles clearly the team to beat right now in all of football. there they are getting off bus after getting off the plane. our lauren johnson live in cherry hill with the very latest, lauren. >> hi, karen wondering why is it e

all that credit card is that what you're talking about that ability to be able to absolute yes a lot of machines there's a very very much so and in fact there is an enormous push now amongst the academic community as well as the very big commercial players to try and have some kind of accountability an audit trail of reasoning built into the way these out these machines are operating this is absolutely necessary because we have an algorithm that drives a car or makes a decision about whether you get a credit card or a mortgage and you are denied or something goes wrong you need to know on human understandable terms what that reason was big problem is if you force the computer to only use a trial of reasoning which is understandable to us as human beings guess what the performance of that algorithm drops and often drops below human performance so if you want to algorithms that do better or as good as human beings we need to have algorithms which are not understandable necessarily by us is that why so many people are worried about what they might term as biased algorithms the way that an algorithm

it was i thought when the second act began the guy with a machine gun came in and said go to the hall and at first i thought it was some sort of joke you know for the most then they divided us up and said we will not release you until russian troops pull out of chechnya there was a bomb on the ground floor and one of the mezzanine next to us. and. it was the first time that black widows women who had lost their husbands in chechnya were involved in a terrorist attack. they forced their hostages to stay in their seats there was no food. the orchestra pit served as a toilet. and duties were going to finish and they said that their children had already been in jail at the age of twelve and told us you are no longer children you are adults. you wish the waiting the fear of the unknown. but it wasn't clear how it would end and you knew going in and then the premonition that the building would be stormed the expectation of more shooting. was there with you in there. after two and a half days an unidentified sedative gas was pumped into the hall through the theater's ventilation system russi

a top lieutenant to u.s. senator roscoe conkling, the all-powerful falls of the new republican machine. at his urging, in 1871 president ulysses s. grant appointed arthur collector of new customhouse, the largest single federal office in the nation and a valuable part of it jobs in favors that was run with corruption. when the customhouse find merchants, she had also took a cut. in a world of, fine carriages and grand balls and yet his prince albert coates and i have imported from london. he owned at least 80 pairs of trousers when . when an old college classmate told his customhouse deputy was corrupt, he waved him away. he said quote, you are one of those goody-goody fellows who set up a high standard of morality of the people cannot reach. .. this was a time when presidents took office in march and a few months after garfield took office on the morning of july 2, 1881, a deranged office seeker named charles patel shook shot garfield. to arthur's horror when he was elected immediately afterwards proclaimed his support for the arthur conklin wing of the republican party which had been r

not much you can change about a cash machine right? mes cash. apparently not — one of the world's biggest makers of cash machine has come up with a new atm that it thinks is a game—changer. when i go to the atm, it is much more vivid, much more vibrant. in terms of the colours, i can zoom, i can pinch, i can do what i would expect to do on the screen on my phone or my tablet as an example. i can initiate a video session with somebody at the bank to assist me. it really changes the game for what an atm is from, you know, a machine that dispenses cash to a whole new sort of mobile ready experience for the consumer. welcome. how can i help you today? sure, no problem at all. many financial institutions are rethinking how many branches they have to have, where exactly those branches need to be and the purpose of those specific branches. remi 0lu—pitan is back. that interview with stelios is on our website. remi is back. we were talking about shrinkflation. this came to the fore when the gaps between toblerone got wider. now we've got the te

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his kind of patron hobbit as a benefit in a machine about africa and the from tickets and being a football gun. the machine doors on up done is a sort of always used of nets all foul ball of otten that would often be on the big lovely and just fair and on dances afford good and then it is the truth if you besa and cough that are going to have to bulge out most of all it's going to just fall on the government and doesn't come in your midst inform those of us with sponsors from fifty million mention of it leaving aside guns. and i know it's you know of regular t.v. and again as effective it is a muscle off the adult to confuse innocent souls been misjudged them. for everyone. and i knew. this just as one morse almost movie carton purely to listen. to those numbers and i give you and honest and also straight to and i do you want i'm. going to l.a. because of his that he's done the probably that's who stops them on the from obama . money hugged me in the while that was a sign common enough to call him a muslim i want to know when you heard we couldn't sort of us and we roman aren't and he like

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a cnc machine. the dowel inserter, the shaper, the joiner, and the planer. there's a lot at stake for everyone here at precise, and what they need is a fresh start. dean: here is where you walk in. this is your front entrance. lemonis: okay. okay, so these boards are great. dean: so, what that is, that's the view standing if you're in the corner by the rv sales. lemonis: this is cool. dean: and if you look up or to the right, we're actually building an rv to hang off the wall. if that doesn't grab your attention, nothing does. lemonis: how do you feel like he's doing? -keith: phenomenal. -lemonis: yeah? keith: i think the whole team -- this building is so energized right now, it's great. we're ahead of schedule. -lemonis: oh, really? -dean: yeah. better to get done early than late. keith: i couldn't wait for tuesday. i really wanted you to see this, and i'm hoping that you like it as much as we do. lemonis: if it's done early, great, but the attention to detail has to be there. dean: i know that. i know it. -lemonis: keep that in mind. -dean: i know that. lem

, having a machine gun. asked me, he said, "do you really think it's all a gun issue? do you think guns are the only reason these things happen?" i don't think it's all guns. there's a lot of reasons. we have mental health issues, we have guns, we have mental health issues with guns. these are -- i think part of the problem is we don't discipline children anymore. i think that's part of the issue as well. we just put kids in time out now. that's what we do. put them -- i don't know who's idea timeout was but we need to stop. [ light laughter ] i think that's actually where mass shooters are born is in -- that's where the switch happens, i'm convinced. because basically what you're saying when you put a kid in time out is, "hey, i noticed you were behaving like a sociopath. why don't you go to that corner and be alone with your thoughts? [ laughter ] see what that does. don't talk to anybody about what's going on, just go over there, stare into the darkness and listen to everyone that doesn't understand you, h

please welcome andrew garfield back to the gram author of true story breathe who survived on a breathing machineor nearly four decades and became disability rights pioneer here now a clip from the film "breathe". >> do you have any idea of the risk? >> yes, i do. the risk he is might die. >> can go on live hearing or possibly die. >> yeah. >> what are we waiting for? >> how demanding it must have been for you to play this character and you said tavis i was honored, lucky to play this chashl character, tell me why. >> i never saw it as an acting challenge but a living challenge same way as robin must have because he was adjectin athlete captain in the army, drove cars and planes a was a leader. he understood the world physically. it's how he connected to people, to the world. at the age of 28 he was struck with poliohen he was paralyzed from neck down and his challenge from then on is how do i live now. how do i go on? how do i make sense of this? first he renounced god but i would argue he became far more spiritual because he needed to, but he might disagree with me but as an actor i never felt

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what does a machine need to do to create empathy and a medical context where i disclose more information to a person or to computer in this case. algorithms finster the feelings measuring emotion starting december sixteenth t.w. . to some crypt forms the bedrock of german steel making but the company's planned merger with tata steel has left employees feeling like they're on shaky ground. the tie. it's likely to result in about two thousand job losses in germany. for months to some krips stuff have taken to the streets to protest the merger. the new steel operations will be based in the netherlands which will mean changes to company policy. because in the netherlands are not allowed to sit on supervisory boards so. that means employees participation is much lower at that than in germany is complete but the issue has even sparked debate in the german parliament members of the social democrats say the government should have intervened earlier. on. it's unclear if this merger will help secure steel production in germany and europe. it seems as if this is about shutting a profitable part but

. >> reporter: 13-year-old jordan phillips is a sewing machine. >> right away, i just loved sewing. >> reporter: hooked on the hobby when she was just 5. today she treasures her craft for a deeper reason. it got her through the toughest time of her life. >> it kept me busy while she was fighting cancer. >> reporter: she is jordan's mom nicole, diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015. how would you describe your relationship with your mom? >> i would say we're best friends definitely. >> what if i never get to see jordan walk down the aisle? what if i never get the opportunity to celebrate one more christmas with them? >> reporter: jordan put worry to work, sewing cup sleeves, cozies, hoping to raise money for breast cancer. >> i said, sure, i'll put it on facebook tonight, honey. that will be nice. thinking it would be a one-night thing. >> reporter: overnight success. orders flooding in

a grenade rolled toward the feet of a 20-year-old machine gunner. pin was pulled, and that grenade would explode at any moment. a few years earlier, on the other side of the country, deep in the jungle, a small group of americans were crouched on top of a small hill. and it was dark, and they were exhausted. the enemy had been pursuing them for days. and now they were surrounded, and the enemy was closing in on all sides. two discrete moments, but today we honor two american soldiers for gallantry above and beyond the call of duty at each of those moments: specialist donald sloat, who stood above that grenade, and command sergeant major bennie adkins, who fought through a ferocious battle and found himself on that jungle hill. nearly half a century after their acts of valor, a grateful nation bestows upon these men the highest military decoration , the medal of honor. normally, this medal must be awarded within a few years of the action. but sometimes even the most extraordinary stories can get lost in the fog of war or the passage of time. yet when

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