ai and then agi, what do you mean? >> this is an important distinction. this term artificial intelligence is a little unfortunate because itdoesn't have an agreed-upon meaning . it generally means one of two very different technologies. they may not have anything in common but ai, plain old artificialintelligence you have in your life today . that's what powers the spam filter, that's what directs you through traffic as you're driving so that's a computer that can do one simple thing very well. we know how to do that . but then there's this other idea, and artificial general and that's in ai that's as versatile as a human and that's what you see in science fiction. that's a robot that's creative and if it doesn't know how to do something it will figure it out and that's the technology nobody knows how to build and if you ask as experts when will we have that technology, the consensus range is between five and 500 years which suggests if you dropped your laundry off, they said it would be ready to five or 500 days, there's nothing useful in that. when you

you talk about ai and then you talk about agi. what you mean? >> guest: i really important distinction. the term artificial intelligence the views of what is unfortunate because it doesn't have an agreed-upon meaning. even more so it generally means what the two very different technologies. they may not have anything in common. so ai, plain old artificial intelligence can you have in your life today. that's what powers your spam filter in your e-mail box. direct you to traffic and so that's a computer they can do one simple thing very well. we know how to do that. then there's this other idea, artificial general intelligence and that's an ai which is which is in science fiction. that's a robot that is creative and if it does not do something it will figure it out. that's the tech told nobody knows how to build. if you ask experts when we had that technology, the consensus ranges between five and 500 years, which suggests, if you drop your logger off with a dry cleaner they said it would be read in five or 500 days, there's nothing useful in that

number of managers that family farms can have that qualify and also reduced from 900,000 to 700,000 agi, adjusted gross income. >> if you work in the agriculture industry, 202 -- is it fair to say that many of these subsidies go to family farms or industrial farms? >> 97% of farms owned by families but there's no question that farms are getting bigger so bigger farms receive more subsidies with more land, that's just the nature of the industry but, most of the farms in this country are run by families. >> bill works in the agriculture industry, you are on with our guests, go ahead . >> i wanted to ask if there was any information on potential foot-and-mouth disease vaccine that was supposed to be in the farm bill? >> that's a great question. both bills included money for this new vaccine, usually when something is in legislation before they go to conference, that typically ends up in the final deal so i'm assuming they will allocate -- i'm not sure of the exact amount of money but, they will allocate money for the vaccine bank and that includes foot-and-mouth disease which is very worri

managers that family farms can have that qualify for subsidies and also reduce from $900,000 to $700,000 agi, adjusted gross income. >> the eastern and central time zones, for the mountain and pacific zones, 202-748-8001. if you work in the agriculture industry, 202-748-8002. is it fair to say that many go to family farms or industrial farms? >> 97% of farms in this country are family farms. owned by families. there's no question farms are getting bigger. so bigger farms receive more subsidies. they have more land. so that's just the nature of the industry. but i should be clear, yeah, most of the farms in this country are run by families. >> let's start with a call. bill in washington, d.c., works in the agriculture industry. bill, good morning. you're on with our guest. go ahead. >> caller: good morning. yeah, i wanted to ask ms. budroe if she had information on the bill. >> both the house and senate bill included money for the new livestock vaccine. usually when something is in both pieces of legislation before they go to conference, it typically ends up in the final deal. i'm assuming th

agy was 0. agz was 1.2. -20.2. 1.6901 by 60.5. walter: almost on top came apollo 8's first live television pictures of the moon's orbiting surface. >> the moon is very bright. i will give you a shot of the horizon. >> roger. got one. copy the picture? >> apollo 8, this is use houston. we cannot see many terrain features. narrow, is a very bright impact crater should be in the field of view now. >> roger, bill. >> you will see it on the upper part of your screen. >> how would you describe the color of the moon? >> the color of the moon looks a very whitish, gray. lots of footprints in it. graders look -- craters look like pickaxes hitting concrete. interest,tter of there was a lot of what appears to be very small craters that have these little white rays radiating from them. >> roger. >> it looks like we just got -- >> we are going over the crater borman. there's the anders. lovell is south if it. >> roger that. craters haveimpact soft spots in the center. fine, white dust around it. >> roger, understand. >> apollo 8, this is houst

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agy was 0. agz was ..2. -20.2. orbit 169.1 by 60.5. >> almost on top of the success of achieving lunar orbit came apollo 8's first live television pictures of the moon's forbidding surface. . >> the moon is very bright. i'll give you a shot of the horizon. >> roger. >> apollo 8, this is houston. we can't see many terrain features there yet. >> there's a very new bright impact crater. it should be in the field of view now. >> roger. >> do you see it in the upper part of your screen? >> bill, how would you describe the color of the moon from here? >> the color of the moon looks a very whitish gray, like dirty beach sand with lots of footprints in it. >> the craters look like pick ax striking concrete. >> as a matter of interest, there's a lot of what appears to be very small new craters. >> roger. it looks like we just got -- >> we're passing over the crater. >> roger. >> the small craters have dark spots in the center. it appears it hit new material below that scattered fine white dust around them. >> roger, i under

agy was 0. agz was 1.2. 9.1 by 065. walter: almost on top of success of achieving lunar orbit came apollo 8's first live television pictures of the moon's forbiding surface. >> the moon is very bright. i will give you a shot of the horizon. >> roger. >> i've got a look. copy the picture? >> apollo 8, this is houston. in this picture of the horizon, we cannot see many terrain features as of yet. >> there is a very new, bright impact crater. should be in the field of view now. >> roger, bill. >> you will see it on the upper part of your screen. >> bill, how would you describe the color of the moon? >> the color of the moon looks a very whitish gray. like dirty beach sand with lots of footprints in it. >> the craters look like thick axes hitting concrete -- like pickaxes hitting concrete. >> as a matter of interest, there was a lot of what appears to be very small, new craters that have these little white rays radiating from them. >> roger, jim. >> it looks like we just got -- >> we are passing over the crater borman. ther

the same with our top story the murder of jim our fresh agi germany's foreign minister has told edges in a more countries should follow burns' example in ending arms trade with saudi arabia signal gabriel was a member of parliament made the comment of the doha forum when asked about the murder of the saudi journalist we stopped for example or delivering of defense of defense materials and capabilities after the question of the case you think more countries should follow that when you look at an investigation that hasn't even accounted for where a journalist body is after he's gone in a consulate many people say that's simply not an acceptable vesting of course it's not acceptable and i mean it's also a tragedy we should not forget there are relatives because she had a family and i mean the killing of mystical shogi is a catastrophe but it's for the family and the relatives is. a very bad situation that they are not even able to bury the body and to have a place where they can can go to so it for me it's also is not only a political question is also a question of humanity do you think

number of managers farmers have that qualify for subsidies, and also reduce from 900,000 to 700,000 agi. host: eastern and central time (202) 748-8000. mountain and pacific, (202) 748-8001. if you work in the agriculture industry, (202) 748-8002. is it fair most of these go to family or industrial farms? in this0% of the farms country our family farms. no question they are getting bigger. bigger farms is he more land. that is the nature of the industry. i should be clear that most of the farms in this country are run by families. host: let's start with bill in washington, d.c. works in the agricultural industry. caller: good morning. i wanted to ask if she had any information on the potential foot and mouth disease exhibition thing that was supposed to be in the farm bill. guest: great question. the house and senate bill included money for this new livestock vaccine. my understanding is usually when something is in both pieces of legislation before they go to conference, it typically ends up in the final deal. i am assuming they will allocate -- i'm not sure the exact amount of money at