amani, professor of law at anglia university, teaches it was true in england that it is divine, but the information for its use has not yet been developed , and this is a cause of concern for people, especially the followers of religions . speakers in this meeting emphasized that artificial intelligence can never achieve the god-given characteristics of humans, such as creativity, the ability to worship, sympathy and inclusiveness. and the common point between the muslim and christian screenings in this one-day meeting was that artificial intelligence cannot be stopped and because other phenomena will serve man and society, but from now on, we should think about formulating and applying the necessary regulations about it, mojtaba. ghasemzadeh of sada news agency sima london, the fourth program, midoon, is broadcast every night at 22:30 on channel 3. in this program , business owners and entrepreneurs introduce their businesses, and their threats and opportunities are said to be similar to an old factory designed factory. with the gears installed in its corners, the amount of the fourth

imran 5 bani, an assistant professor of law at anglia rastin university in england. aqab mohammad yazdani became the world champion and won both silver medals. they have the world, aghajani is managing the capital of guinea to try to make the result 32. believe me, if amir mohammad starts his attacks from the beginning in the second 3 minutes , the result will definitely change, and here the end of the first three minutes will sound. mohammad yazdani's father, coach and amirmohammed yazdani reported himself from his home. madrid will gather tonight to celebrate the victory at home, but the american and the motoring of the country must see the ability to convert, whether it will be in the direction of the american foot or not. on his own, giving 12 points is another mistake that a wrestler makes , and we have mentioned many times during this day that wrestling can be successful if he does not allow the opponent to overcome him. according to mohammad yazdani , he is satisfied with the silver medal, he should fight for the gold medal resetting should work and many other

assistant professor of law at anglia rastin university it was in england that it is divine, but the regulations its use have not yet been developed, and this is a cause of concern for people, especially the followers of religions. speakers in this meeting emphasized that artificial intelligence can never achieve the god-given characteristics of humans, such as creativity, the ability to worship, sympathy, and inclusiveness. the common point of the muslim and christian thinkers in this one-day meeting was that artificial intelligence cannot be stopped and because other phenomena will serve humans and society, but from now on we should think about formulating and applying the necessary regulations about it . mojtaba qasim born in the london broadcasting agency in the second report, artificial intelligence can decode the most complex passwords even without looking at the computer screen. artificial intelligence recognizes the passwords with 95% accuracy by hearing the sound of the keys being pressed . we see the news nation report on violence and sex. we put the possibility of the screen in a stat

assistant professor of law at anglia rastin university in england, but today no regulations have beenfor its use, which causes concern. humans, especially followers the speakers in this meeting emphasized that artificial intelligence can never achieve the god-given characteristics of humans, such as creativity, the ability to worship, sympathy and inclusiveness. the common point of muslim and christian thinkers in this one-day meeting was that artificial intelligence cannot be stopped and because other phenomena in it will serve people and society, but from now on, we should think about drafting and applying the necessary regulations about it. mojtabi ghasemzadeh , london broadcasting news agency, in the second report, artificial intelligence can decode the most complex passwords even without looking at a computer screen. artificial intelligence with hearing the sound of the keys that are entered as a stroke, it recognizes the passwords with 95 % accuracy. we see the report of the news nation network. the sound that the keyboard buttons make when entering passwords has changed the gam

intelligence of the computer will come from itself another speaker, amozud, was a law professor at anglia real university in england. according to the verses of the quran, artificial intelligence is a symbol of the manifestation of god's intelligence, but regulations for its use have not yet been formulated, which causes concern for people, especially the followers of religions. speakers in this meeting emphasized that intelligence artificial intelligence can never achieve the god-given characteristics of humans, such as creativity, the ability to worship, compassion and inclusiveness, and the common point between us , iranian muslims and christians, in this one-day meeting was that artificial intelligence cannot be stopped and, like other phenomena, serves humans and society. will come but from now on, you should think about drafting and applying the necessary regulations about it. mojtabi ghasemzadeh, london broadcasting news agency, the end of this news section , sitting on the front page of the sacrifice is there, the joy of meeting there is very tired. the service of the people's page is your strong

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the university of east anglia has also had to shut some of its campus, and the forum theatre in stockportit's reviewing how it will deal with raac concrete in one of its terminals, although it says it's been aware of the problem for some time. add to that hospitals, court buildings, the list goes on. all of it proving a headache for the government. speaking on his way to the g20 summit, the prime minister, rishi sunak, said each government department would have its own particular way of dealing with raac and would individually follow advice as it relates to their particular estate. labour has accused the government of acting like cowboy builders. jon donnison, bbc news. for more than nine months, the condition of freddie flintoff has been unknown, after the presenter and former cricketer was in a car crash whilst filming an episode of top gear. today he was seen in public for the first time since the accident, asjoe inwood reports. very little was ever revealed about what happened to andrew flintoff, the cricketer they call �*freddie'. this is the first glimpse we have had of the injuries

paul hunter, professor in medicine at the university of east anglia. dr.rick tang joins us by skype from here in doha. he is division chief of microbiology at sidra medicine. and joining by skype from bristol in the united kingdom, is dr. gabriel scally. he is professor of public health at bristol university. a warm welcome to each of you and thanks for joining us today on "inside story." patrick, let me start with you today. what danger does covid-19 pose, and how much cause for concern is there at this time? guest: first of all, thank you for having me. covid-19 has to be looked at in perspective of all the other respiratory viruses also circulating, and all the other public health emergencies that we have to deal with right now. so what has happened from the beginning of the outbreak to know is we have built up over immunity both through our vaccination campaigns as well as our natural infection. much of the world has immunity either through one or both of those programs. we are in a much better position to handle new waves of the infection now. but it

he's professor in medicine at the university of east anglia. dr patrick tang during just by sky from here in durham, east division chief of micro biology, et cetera medicine. and joining by sky from bristol in the united kingdom is dr. gabriel scout. he's professor of public health at bursley university. a warm welcome to each of you, and thanks for joining us today on inside story. patrick, let me start with you today. um, what danger does coby 19 now pose, and how much cause for concern is there at this particular time? the 1st of all, thank you for having me on the show. i'm go with 19 now has to be looked at in perspective of all of the various geared towards the viruses, the also circulating and all the other public health emergencies that we have to deal with. right now, so, so what's happening from the beginning of the over to now is that we've built up a lot of hidden units each bolt through our vaccination campaigns, as well as through natural infection. so much of the world has them unity either through one of those or both of those r

role of race and racial tensions in american society and an interest she pursued at the university of east anglia where she received her m.a. and phd degrees. by conducting graduate work in britain she was able to investigate american history through a transnational lens rather than viewing it from a purely american perspective this interest led to teaching courses, examining the intellectual, social and cultural history of modern america as well as african- american history and the history of africa. it also resulted in the publication of her first book titled black woman reformer, ida b. wells lynching and transatlantic activism which is the basis of her talk tonight. that book incidentally is available for purchase and signing in the foyer following the conclusion of our program tonight. dr. silk has also published essays in response to great britain and the american south as well as the evolution of scholarly interpretations of lynching. is my pleasure to welcome the great dr. sarah silky. >> thank you, bill and thank you to everyone here this evening both in person and on the live stream. i

a study of the university of east anglia highlighted a significant and systemic left-wing bias in chat gpt platform. in the united states it revealed a bias in favor of democrats, the same program favored the labour party and the united kingdom and the workers program party in brazil. can't let political bias infiltrate the element of ai. this is particular true when taxpayer dollars are helping fund technologies development. innovation in emerging technologies like artificial intelligence can be a source of great strength. it can be a key advantage in our geopolitical competition with china and russia. it could also create a national security risk if the technologies are not properly protected. the department of energy has a role of intelligence research. the most advanced commuting systems, national labs have significant experience developing our nation's most sensitive technologies. the people's republic of china is watching every move made at our national labs. since 1987 the chinese commonest party, targeted 160 chinese researchers working at our premier nuclear weapons lab. retur