at the limit, certainly, this is related to agi. the founding excitement of the field of a.i., i think, for many people has been the idea of systems that can take very comp located actions, pursue very competent it goes in the real world, and i see a lot of, again come excitement in the field that might be on the path in that direction. >> well, in tennessee, with her healthcare industry, our logistics industry, our advanced manufacturing, we see great promise. with my entertainers and singers and songwriters and musicians and authors, we don't want this to become a way to steal their name, image, likeness, voice, and that is why we have the no fakes act. and i know senator klobuchar, who is joined to me on that bill, talk to me about that. i have went way over and you have been generous mr. chairman, thank you. >> thank you very much, senator blackburn. a number of you have mentioned whistleblowers. and the need for it. maybe anyone could expand on that point. you are all insiders that have led companies or disassociated yourself w

so, in 2010, he started this company, deepmind, to build agi, put his neck on the line as a scientisttime. and then five years later, just as he was really kind of gaining steam, he had sold his company to google because he was getting offers from lots of different big tech companies and he couldn't really maintain independence. sam altman, in san francisco, also started an organisation that was going to build this agi — artificial general intelligence — for the betterment of humanity. so, here you have two organisations kind of racing to build this powerful ai for the good of humanity. and what i thought was really interesting is that both knew early on, both these men knew that they needed to protect their technology from corporate interests because they wanted this technology to benefit people. and so, sam tried to build his as a non—profit organisation. and what i found through researching my book is that demis, after selling to google, spent years trying to break away, trying to become an independent non—profit organisation, and both failed in those efforts. in the end, microsoft

us actually bought into um american turkish activists that that just got killed a couple days ago uh agi killed again by occupation sniper uh this week uh the washington post said in its probe it revealed it was in fact a deliberate targeting of this young lady the regime once again says it was unintentional is it there is any doubt in your head that these murders are full of intent. yeah, no doubt at all. i mean, there can't be any doubt, because you can't have massacre after massacre after massacre taking place, and not understand, if you were being at all objective, not understand what the purpose of this is, and the purpose of it is to clear the people, to clear the palestinians from as much of gaza and the west bank, and from the from the point of view of netanyahu. and his closest associates, they want to expell the palestinian population all together from the west bank and from gaza. that's been their aim all along. from the beginning of the israeli state, back in 1948, there has been land hunger has dominated the every administration, regardless of of who was the prime minister a

us actually bought into um american turkish activist that that just got killed a couple days ago uh agi killed again by uh occupation uh sniper uh this week uh the washington post said in its probe it revealed it was in fact a deliberate targeting of this young lady, the regime once again says it was unintentional, is it there is any doubt in your head that these murders are full of intent? yeah, no doubt at all, i mean there can't be any doubt uh because you can't have massacre after massacre after massacre taking place and not... understand, if you were being at all objective, not understand what the purpose of this is, and the purpose of it is to clear the people, to clear the palestinians from as much of gaza and the west bank and from the from the point of view of nahu and his closest associates, they want to expell the palestinian population all together from the west bank and from gaza, that's been their aim all along, from the beginning of the israeli state, back in 1948 there has been land hunger has dominated the every administration, regardless of of who was the prime ministe

we want to be the first, or we want the west to be the first to develop agi.e're all screwed. and, yeah, but also because it is al. if we are making, you know, 4000 i0 demigods, maybe a little bit of it's important to have regulation. yeah, yeah, yeah , yeah. >> i mean it feels like the argument to not have restrictions and requirements to, you know , safety measures on to, you know, safety measures on al is because well china will do ai is because well china will do it quicker. yeah. so we've got to do it as haphazardly as china sort of though sort of. >> it's like you've got to be like basically the first one to do it. have you seen watchmen? right. yeah. and they're like, the superman exists. he's american. it's that you need him on. you need the agi first. >> otherwise i was put off by the scenes where he doesn't have trousers on. >> oh, the massive. yeah, i like the blue. >> i was indifferent, you didn't. >> you were indifferent to it, okay? he just seemed cold. >> he seemed bigger. he will watch the watchmen. so. yeah. so i think. look what do we think?

what are you saying when you say i want to pose for agi, i get michael.he's open to the charge on flip-flop. but what he's trying to do is not repeat hillary clinton's mistake until these people as well, you work with your hands. i respect what you do. >> david, you were wondering, say something. >> yeah. anderson, i was going to say that too. michael. listen, it's not the be-all end-all, but the difference is elections are about addition, one plus one plus one. and these margins in these counties, as john pointed out and washington county was 60% i think john is what you pointed out, but, you know, if trump, if trump gets 70%, 75% in these counties, that's an extra few hundred votes and in 60 counties are 40 counties that fracking. and if you look at the other 60 counties up that are read a couple of hundred votes, that's the difference in this race. i agree that the philly in the burbs he can't lose that. bye, bye. cute much and it's obviously good for kamala east of there. there's a road, a differentiates philadelphia from the rest of the state called

agy, 26 years old, had just arrived to volunteer with the international solidarity movement and was protesting against settlements in beta. her family is demanding an independent probe, while turkish authorities have condemned her death as a murder by the israeli regime recalling previous incidents involving american activists in occupied territories. and is already forces have killed eight more palestinians in fresh air strikes across the occupied west bank. five palestinians were killed. an air raid a mosk in the city of tubas while three others were killed in a drone strike intorum. regime blocked entrance the city of tubas is will and attacked several neighborhoods. our correspondent that are occupied romal and aka hammed join us earlier with your update. the iof has re-raided two boss as as many days ago that the iof has announced that they will be withdrawing from the northern cities. and ending the operation summer camps as they have call it, but recently they have made, they have made the re raiding to tubas and to to karem and the refugee camps, shames and refugee camp. in tobus yeste

i wouldn't mind drawing some kind of in the future, but agi, bio, char, dry fish gardens. these are all a part of the solution, but we do need more such ideas. let us know what would you like to see more on our show. you can email us or reach out to me directly on my social media handles. i will see you next week until this ticket, goodbye the to the, to the points. strong opinions clear international perspective. this weeks tell the vice presidential debate in the us was a study in contrast with kinda let hire us promise thing hope and opportunity. and donald trump focusing on risks and threats with you, hopefully the point in the minutes on the w, the we started out to legally as a whole. and splunk has to be climbed into a band and focus sometimes through ventilation shocks. but we've always followed one golden, the same negative, revealing where the bunkers entrances on the uncanny discoveries of george and evans belong. because secret under worlds of the soviet union, georgia in 75 minutes on d, w. the togetherness, the standard industry of the, to julie zullie, the j

the rush to agi could happen within the next decade.y if we have human level intelligence? >> my clients are dealing with other problems creating value, so this is not technology you switch on and see the effect, you need to be creative with the use cases and we are far from general intelligence being implemented, a lot that companies have to learn. tom: indeed. deep experience on regulation, partner at the boston consulting group. the eu is planning to raise 40 billion euros for ukraine by the end of the year even without u.s. participation after a g7 plan to use assets to help crane. they say the country faces a financing gap next year. updates coming fruit, this was the story last week, unicredit built the holding in commerce bank and francine spoke to the ceo. unicredit reports coming out, they may ask for authorization to raise its stake in the bank to 30%, they have about 9% now, looking to get authorization to raise that in commerzbank. certainly not ruling out wanting to take over. the tiny newspaper reporting. we will keep acro

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killing of an american turkish citizen in the occupied westbank, the body of activities, i should know a agie is now on his way to her hometown into a key for burial. she was shot and killed spine is really sniper in the occupied westbank. a week ago, she was protesting against the legal he's ready settlements, i guess, you know, is being held in our hometown of the game in western ticket on saturday. early i spoke to jonathan, pola codes and activists who was there at the protest when i should know it was killed. and he said she was targeted by and is really sole us. it's really invest the so called investigation is a like wash. it is a whitewash mechanism that is designed to ensure the impunity of his really soldiers and i saw the shooter action or was shot from more than 200 yards away. that's more than 2 football fields. joined together and from end of the v. like from an elevation of more than 100 foot feet above there was no one around other than here. that could have possibly been the target of that shot. she was deliberately hit by a soldier standing on a rooftop aiming at her head. a

elon musk has said that he believes that agi, as he puts it, that is artificial general intelligence,rsede the intelligence of all of human beings within, he says, a year. you don't seem to share these views and these fears. well, that would require a rankable definition of intelligence, and we don't have that. intelligence is a multifaceted thing. we can't simply rank it in that way. in fact, the idea that we can rank intelligence is fundamentally eugenic. it comes from the eugenicists, and the term "general intelligence" comes from eugenics. so i think we have to be very careful with that, because it's the same form of thinking that the eugenicists participated in when they said, oh, we could breed more intelligent people by measuring the intelligence of people. intelligence is nothing like that. so, the idea of an artificial general intelligence would be like, what's the artificial general vehicle? what's the best vehicle for all tasks? it does everything better than all other vehicles. this is a ridiculous notion. the vehicle you would like to use is dependent on the circumstance,

this is a company like we haven't seen before, that pledged to create agi for all of humanity.efore they considered the structural change. >> it's, i think, still one to be grappled with, and this feels like the very beginning, each as they're trying to do the massive fund raise. thank you both. >>> coming up, shares of estee lauder are popping following the china stimulus news. it is today's best performing staple, and shares are on pace for their best week since 1998. other beauty names have been under pressure. we'll get a check on some other big movers next. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." we are seeing green across the board right now. near session highs, as well, which we're up 282 for the dow, and the outperformer today are the small caps. the russell 2,000s, being traced back to the slew of fiscal announcements announced by china last night. the dow and s&p are trying for their sixth positive week in seventh. the nasdaq on pace for a third week straight of gains. and the british government announced a 10 built pound deal with black rock. our reporter just wrapped up

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i am proud of our people trying on the question of the agi buildings, is there a process that's standard for the day of the event that somebody from the secret service looks around and makes sure all of the assets are where they are and since the roof of the ajr building was such a glaring omission, why didn't anybody raise that issue at the time or secondly, in the security room, look and say, i don't see any local police in here. >> how are we going to hear them? right? >> and i think that was a failure to challenge our assumptions. the assumption that local police we're going to have more of a presence in that hur building. getting back to your question, there is that diligence that has to be done by the side agents to make sure that, hey, all of the assets are in place. and so there was an assumption that they had covered, but there clearly was not that follow up to make sure. >> but is there a process that you look around in like a punch list and check it off and it is part of the principles of our advance and our, and our protective methodologies. >> okay. and secondly, just to fol

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and the agi is also bearing down on allows it's expected to bring significant wind damage along the coast and up to 12 inches of rain through sunday donald trump rally is a crowd in the battleground, state of wisconsin with familiar themes of democrat bashing and lamenting his legal troubles. but is his message resonating we'll check in with a reporter there that's next on cnn. stay with us kamala harris, donald trump, the debate. everyone's been waiting for my low cnn for complete coverage and exclusive preemployment let's debate analysis. as cnn special event the abc news presidential debate tuesday at nine eastern on cnn, and streaming on max another health insurance commercial, and other okay. >> we're rollbacks most health insurance company ceo us all the same smiley seniors golfing, heightening, don't forget antiquing. >> that's what i chose you manner. >> they see me not a stereotypical senior i'm pre-diabetics. >> i talked one-on-one and with the humanity health educator, who really helped me. now, i'm taking free cooking in meditation glasses, not go wrong better care begins with

. >> lewis, joey agi. >> a second the, character of the passengers and crew showed who they were that day by putting others first there are individual and corporate actions on that day saved many innocent unsuspecting lives from tragic my mom sisi, luis ross lives erin burnett outfront starts right now outfront next, the breaking news, two new polls with good news for kamala harris as trump tries to convince it's america that he won the debate. those are his words, is his inner circle that we find that plus setting the record straight, the city of springfield, ohio with a message tonight for trump after he claimed migrants were eating cats and dogs. a top official for springfield will be outfront and more breaking news tonight, rapidly intensifying intensifying hurricane with winds over 100 miles an hour, making landfall near new orleans. intensity of the storm ticking everyone by surprise, very sudden intensification. we're going to take you there live. let's go outfront and good evening. >> i'm erin burnett, outfront tonight. the breaking news, two new polls showing harris momentum.

i see agi will be buried and did him in turkey today, her body arrived back in turkey from the west bank yesterday. an autopsy was performed, and of course her parents a deeply unsatisfied that the idf, which has which is carrying out the investigation into her killing is capable of carrying out an independent and fair investigation that's something that us senator bernie sanders seems to echo because he has called for the u.s. department of justice to carry out its own investigation into her killing and the killings of a number of other americans over the past couple of years in the west bank. the idf has said that she was shot when protesters that she was with presented a threat to the troops we wouldn't they by. that doesn't really talia match with what the activists who were around her. a sad and president biden has weighed in on this very forcefully and very clearly, saying that that there must be full accountability. that he said that this was a tragic accident that resulted from an unnecessary escalation in the use of force, which is something i think us secretary of state, antony

. >> lewis, joey agi. >> a second the, character of the passengers and crew showed who they were thatg others first there are individual and corporate actions on that day saved many innocent unsuspecting lives from tragic my mom sisi, luis ross lives

lying at the edge of a high water mark, i watched agi trying to cross the beach. he had a hard time running. i believe he was from the craft to our right. the enemy gunner cut him down, and he staggered and fell to the sand. i can still hear him screaming. a well marked medical corpsman moved quickly to help him. he was also shot. i will never forget seeing that medic lying next to that dying soldier, both screaming for help. within minutes, as i watched, both men fell silent and mercifully died. [applause] >> bob sales junior, company b, 116th infantry, 29th infantry division, omaha beach. i was on the command boat with captain acosta as his radio operator, and i landed right at the draw where i was supposed to be. i crawled up to look over the side of the ship. we were not far from the beach, and i could not see anyone. company that are a was supposed to be on that beach, and i could not see in a company man. smoke was everywhere, and just a few minutes after that, i jumped down because the captain said that he was going to drop the ramp. the ramp went down, and

it indicates to us that at five: 10:00 p.m., shooter is identified as a suspicious person near the agi building. does that sound right, your understanding of the timeline? >> yes, sir. >> at some point somebody had seen him five 5:10 p.m. the testimony before the committee of congress, they indicated to us -- when i say they, cheadle, wray, interim directors of the cia and fbi -- indicated to us there was a suspicious person and th reat. you have a suspicious person, individual category. what is that individual category? >> and our line of communications from a swot point of view, tactical point of view, our escalation of people that we encounter starts as a suspicious person, then goes to a person of interest, then from that level upgrades to but we consider a threat. each one of those war a different response. >> so the actual shooting takes place right around 6:11 p.m. one hour elapses. how soon after the first identification of the shooter at 5:10 p.m. -- before we get there, what were you doing that day? >> i was in a counter sniper role with one of my teammates in the southwest q

s agi built one of the greatest economies in the history of the world, and i'm going to build it again. it's going to be bigger, better and strongert again.. troyin but they are destroying our economy. they have no idea what a good economyy is. their oil policies, every single policy. with oand remember this. she is biden. you know, she's trying to geti away from biden. i don't know the gentleman she says she is bideow genn. the worst inflation we've ever had a horrible economy becauset so b inflation has made it so bad. that she can't get away with it. >> thank you. your time is up. to respond to thatis: , i want t to just respond briefly. clearly, i am not joe biden and i am certainly not donald trump. and what i do offer is a new generation of leadership for our country, one who believes in what is possible, one who brings a sense of optimism about what we can do instead of always a disparaging the american people. i believe in what we can do to strengthen our small stre, which is why i have a plan. let's talk about our plans and let's compare the plans. i have a plampare thn to giv

most likely the word came from, forest man, forest, we are in the forest mainly, and the forest is agi, forest man, agidy, it was when europeans began to communicate with the uveniki. without any need, children, they did not dig the earth for burial, they had burials in trees, they bent two birches, and hung the coffin and let it go, and it hung until the birds pecked it out, from time immemorial the earth cannot be touched, it is mother, it is sacred, therefore we even... living on gold, living on precious stones, we never lived, we lived in wine directly, they did not separate themselves from nature, that's it tree, and we are here, transbaikal? this animal, it was like the ancestor of our family, all descendants were then forbidden to kill this animal, and my father, when he went hunting, he said, let the bear come out to meet me, but i will not touch him, because he is my ancestor, from time immemorial the ivenki were skillful ... a shaman and i, when i was ten years old, went with my grandmother to his burial, now this is a holy place, where we all pray to the ivenites, and my gra