i've got something we can make a sail with right here in my... ♪ bot, bot, bot-o-mat [bot hums] not thatc blanket? a square, yeah. what shape is that sail? yeah, a triangle. so the blanket is a square but we need a triangle sail. i know, we can cut the blanket into a triangle. if we cut the blanket here... it will look like this. what shapes are those? yeah, they're rectangles. but we need triangles. now let's see what would happen if we cut it here... what shapes are those? yeah, triangles. our sail needs to be a triangle. bot: here you go. [bell dings] milli, we made the sail. let's put it on the boat. hm... but we can't put the sail on without the pole. oh, yeah. we need to find a new pole. geo: i see something we can use. over there... come on. [♪...] geo, where are you? here i am. [gasps] [giggles] milli... we can use one of these bamboo sticks to make a pole for sonya's boat. mighty good idea, geo. we need to find a bamboo stick that's just as tall as the sail. bot: whoa, on my way. here's the sail. i'll use my ponytail to measure the sail. to make my ponytails grow, sing: [singing

bot. and you! ing provided by: mtv networks oh, hi, it's me, milli. i'm so happy to see you.t. this is geo, my brother. we're blowing bubbles here in our secret headquarters. [giggling] do you like playing with bubbles? we do too. i know. let's have a bubble race.

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- bot! - and you! - and you! - hi, i'm a tiny superhero. geo. i've got super shape power. - and i'm bot. check out my super robot computer. [electronic blips] together... all: we're team umizoomi! - we're at our friend melissa's house. - hi! - she loves outer space. - mm-hmm. guess what, team umizoomi. the umi city rocket ship blasts off into space today. - wow. into outer space. do you like outer space? so do i! - i've always wondered what outer space looks like. - i can show you what outer space looks like with my telescope. [together] ooh, a telescope. - do you want to see what's in outer space? me too. come on. let's look through the telescope. wow. it's so pretty. i see a satellite. - and planets. - what do you see? yeah, there are stars and the moon too. - but there's something else. look over there, by the biggest star. where is the biggest star? right. that's it. - hey, it's a little house. - someone lives there. - [gasps] comets. - glittering gizmos, it's a whole family of comets. - [gasps] there's a daddy comet, a mommy comet, a l

under _#the wine bot post. speaking of andrew, he created this whole -- >> he is a genius. >> he created our wine bot from his house. he made it. >> you know what else he did? >> what? >> he tried to make alexa more fun, which i think she's hilarious as she is, but he thought she could use a little spicing up, didn't you? he hooked her up to my favorite toy of my childhood. teddy ruxbin. >> for everybody out there, teddy ruxbin, very popular doll in the 1980s. you could stick an audio cassette tape in his back, and he could read books to you. >> even my grandmother approved teddy ruxbin. >> look what andrew did to teddy ruxbin, when he combined teddy ruxbin and alexa. >> weather? >> in brooklyn it's 38 degrees with intermittent clouds. tonight you can look for clouds with a low of 36 degrees. >> alexa, tell me a joke. >> what did the square say to the circle? you're pointless. >> andrew. andrew, your talents are wasted. >> andrew -- >> you are so talented, and i just have to point out this wine keeps on flowing

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there is a great bot out there right now called intro.s a great way for those who joined a new team to figure out who they are, where they came from, and what their interests are. jonathan: this is just the obligatory questioning time when i throw a bunch of buzzwords at you and make you respond. apologies for that. what about ai? >> when it really works? i think we will use it. but right now no one wants to unleash skynet. but when we get better? jonathan: is there really going to be this robot overlord future where we are from slaves to the machine? leslie: we kind of are already. you were asking for your phone was. before we came onstage. jonathan: that was about connecting with this fine audience, so that they can send me questions through twitter. although maybe i should have set up a slack channel. things to think about for 2017. so, ai is tricky. it

there is a great bot out there right now called intro. it's a great way for those who joined a new team to figure out who they are, where they came from, and what their interests are. jonathan: this is the obligatory questioning time when i throw a bunch of buzzwords at you and make you respond. apologies for that. what about ai? >> when it really works? i think we will use it. but right now no one wants to unleash skynet. but when we get better? jonathan: is there really going to be this robot overlord future where we are from slaves to the machine? leslie: we kind of our already. you were asking for your phone was. before we came onstage. jonathan: that was about connecting with this fine audience, so that they can send me questions through twitter. although maybe i should have set up a slack channel. things to think about for 2017. so, ai is tricky. it's a hard thing. you say it's not quite there yet. people are trying to recruit talent. there is only a select group, hypothetically there is only a select group of people that one can pu

tina-bot? where's, uh, tina-bot? tina? yes, jimmy junior, in person. awkward this way, but at least it's real. and maybe i need a crutch, but you can lean on me. a little bit. aw, tina's his crutch. aw. okay. now, let's hear some "musoems." not too many. leave 'em wanting more. ♪ if you want me to catch ♪ then don't throw so hard. i like it. it's about parents' expectations being too much sometimes. ♪ what if god's name was todd? jimmy junior's our cat stevens. and our cat, steven. remember him? oh, my god, lin. this is it. what is? (whispers): a banjo moment. (gasps) i think you're right! my banjo's in the car. i was gonna return it. get it, hurry! i'm going now! ♪ animal planet, what if it was real? ♪ ♪ i mean an actual planet for animals. ♪ (banjo playing along) keep going. watch me for the changes. ♪ my left shoe smells, but my right one's okay. ♪ and, um, that's all i got. thank you. oh. uh... (scattered applause) thank you. thank you very much. wait, are you in our grade? tina: way to go, dad. in person kiss? (both moaning) i'm gonna step over he

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tina-bot? where's, uh, tina-bot? tina? yes, jimmy junior, in person.ward this way, but at least it's real. and maybe i need a crutch, but you can lean on me. a little bit. aw, tina's his crutch. aw. okay. now, let's hear some "musoems." not too many. leave 'em wanting more. ♪ if you want me to catch ♪ ♪ then don't throw so hard. ♪ i like it. it's about parents' expectations being too much sometimes. was todd? ♪ jimmy junior's our cat stevens. and our cat, steven. remember him? oh, my god, lin. this is it. what is? (whispers): a banjo moment. (gasps) i think you're right! my banjo's in the car. i was gonna return it. get it, hurry! i'm going now! ♪ animal planet, what if it was real? ♪ ♪ i mean an actual planet for animals. ♪ (banjo playing along) keep going. watch me for the changes. ♪ my left shoe smells, but my right one's okay. ♪ and, um, that's all i got. thank you. oh. uh... (scattered applause) thank you. thank you very much. wait, are you in our grade? tina: way to go, dad. in person kiss? (both moaning) i'm gonna step over here. hey, mr. frond,

the federal government lines, they're flamed for their creator elbert bots, who developed them. >>> brewing hospitality one cup at a time. the mission to help make rrefugo make the bay area their home. >>> matt ryan has arrived. responsible for five touchdowns, four through the air and one right on the ground. atlanta is on its way to >>> within coffee shop in berkeley helps customers get a needed kick to start their day off right, while giving their special employees job, life skills to succeed in the u.s. 1951 coffee opened up today, a specialty coffee shop and organization that employed ref jewels and asylum seekers who have graduated from their two-week program. >> it's a wonderful moment for refugees and asylums to the country to learn new job skills, make mistakes and gain thatort of comfort, before they go out into the world looking for jobs and actually working. >>> 1951 coffee also hopes to educate the community about refugee life and the issues they face. >> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> we're coming off another wet weekend much the heaviest of the rain is movin

the federal government lines, they're flamed for their creator elbert bots, who developed them. >>> brewing hospitality one cup at a time. the mission to help make rrefugo make the bay area their home. >>> matt ryan has arrived. responsible for five touchdowns, four through the air and one right on the ground. atlanta is on its way to >>> within coffee berkeley helps customers get a needed kick to start their day off right, while giving their special employees job, life skills to succeed in the u.s. 1951 coffee opened up today, a specialty coffee shop and organization that employed ref jewels and asylum seekers who have graduated from their two-week program. >> it's a wonderful moment for refugees and asylums to the country to learn new job skills, make mistakes and gain that sort of comfort, before they go out into the world looking for jobs and actually working. >>> 1951 coffee also hopes to educate the community about refugee life and the issues they face. >>> now your accuweather forecast with drew tuma. >> we're coming off another wet weekend much the heaviest of the rain is moving out

the new bot generation are making her look like a child. getting smarter and smarter, moving faster and faster. >> thank you very much. we'll talk through our bots next time. >> all right. >>> monster problem. high-budget movie disaster many say epitomizes what is wrong with that studio. that story, straight ahead. re -sm ins . >>> one of the movies opening this weekend has already been a monster headache for studio paramount at the time it could be a hit. julia boorstin joins us. >> monster trucks opens in hundreds of theaters today across the country. not only is it expected to bomb but anticipated to be such a disaster it's assumed to be the unreleased film that viacom blame for the record a $115 million write-down it took in december. they declined to comment. the idea came from a producer's 4-year-old about trucks taken over by monsters and delayed several times since its originally scheduled debut in december 2015. it reportedly cost paramount $125 million to make, even more to market. now it's expected to bring in less than $10 milli

bots, trolls, fake news, we have it all. a cyber command, which is merging the intelligence officers with the it officers. cyber command means visibility, strength, and we are constantly addressing, in public, the topics. because the public has to understand, what are bots, what are trolls, what are fake news? we are learning in public now that not every opinion out there is a real opinion, from a person, but it can be an algorithm, it can be a computer—driven opinions, that are there. and therefore, it is very important to realise what we do not want is machine against human being. we want human beings in dialogue, to have their opinions, and to debate about opinions. that is democracy. but democracy, as it is, is not machines against humans. fake news is one thing. but on this issue of spying, hacking by russia, you very clearly pointed the finger at russia. the nato chief, jens stoltenberg, accepts that there is a problem, that some states are doing this, but he has declined to specifically name any country, including rus

in the senate i've been working with senator lindsay graham, to counter and disrupt bot nets. taking are critical infrastructure from lurking zombie computers. my friend jim landman along side , chairman mccall and co-chaired the csis task force has been a leader on cybersecurity issues in the last decade in the house of representatives, worked coordination and focus on the protection of infrastructure as well as raising the profile as a national security threat on the national armed services committee. to his biggest priorities, educating, training, and it centralizing a capable cyber security work force for the future and designating a senior official with the authority to shape policy across the government can be seen right at the heart of this report. i appreciate congressman's efforts and to be his successor as co-chairman. i look forward to carrying forward this bipartisan work with my colleagues in the senate and with cyber security leaders in the house like chairman mccall and congressman landman. i will continue to encourage the incoming administration to adopt needed

visual images are powerful, that's going to be with us for -- >> thatwith that, thanks to bot chris', the one in new york and the one in chicago. >> coming up after our next break, the busy news day of the best of today's action on capitol hill including testimony from trump's pick for attorney generals as "the 11th hour" continues. anything meant to stand needs a stable foundation. a body without proper foot support can mean pain. the dr. scholl's kiosk maps your feet and recommends our custom fit orthotic to stabilize your foundation and relieve foot, knee or lower back pain from being on your feet. dr. scholl's. >>> my question is very simple is grabbing a woman by her ge t genitel, is that sexual harassment? >> yes. >> he's the first trump nominee to start this vetting process on capitol hill and the work of the senate judiciary. joining me here is our eugene and charlie syke is here with us. before we start this, i want to hear from senator sessions on the subject of race. >> i hope that i have shown you of the character that created of me was not accurate. it was not accurate th

pro fusely abo -- pthey blamed us as humans fr being horrible people on twitter and turning this chat bot into a horrible mess. what you might not realize is that microsoft didn't do this unknowingly. they had a slr type of chatbot that was being used for two years previously. it was interacting with as many as 40 million people. what was really the difference between when they rolled it out in china and when they rolled it out on the general -- for the general public on twitter. that's what i'll talk about. the important thing here i want to contrast is that algorism you might think it would be very different than a robot or chatbot that will interact with people. many of the methods are really the same. so why was one system a major success and the other a major catastrophe? to understand this let's go back to the beginning of ai to learn a little bit about the history. so ai has been around for about 60 years now. so it was started as a field in 1956 when john macarthy to really explore and define what this field should be under the conjecture that all aspects could be enkoud cocoded i

found that widespread messages saying you're about to get a huge hit because were getting rid of all bots, a fake accounts accounts that we can buy. site also makes it that anyone can report your profile is a fake. >> what if you lost your facebook page? would you care? >> devastated. >> i would be done, mount. >> and jessica would be find fine. i kind of agree. use twitter. >> it's a new year and my my resolution is to up my game on social media to the help of two of the most powerful ladies. they launch social clive, the leading social media agency. it is a must for any business. >> washington-based artist paula from locarno art is changing the way we see baby helmets. some babies need to wear it so their skulls developed correctly and grow. paula gets baby helmets from people she paints them and send them back. she's painted everything from army helmets, cartoon helmets, disney helmets, two helmets helmets, two helmets ranging from 200 - $350 and she's willing to try anything. she says it's changing the conversation to pity to how cute. >> america's got talent finalist is -- i caught u

a bot where the branch snapped off and knocked a bunch of boxes and nothing is going through there, but we have water pouring in. >> his wife and kids are coming in and he came back from work. >> another few degrees this way and the bulk of that. >> there is so much rain, the ground couldn't soak it up and the big trees don't have enough root systems. >> at least they got good news about the water smi. they finished installing a pipeline in case the main pipeline is damaged. the one that runs under bear creek road. anything can happen. live in the santa cruz mountains. >> not just our reporterings, b viewers have been providing us with pictures. this is the jogging trail under water. this is popular for hikers and joggers. a beautiful picture of the rainbow over holster. the craziest video we have seen is otters swimming in the creek near doherty valley high school. this was sent to us on twitter from@michael d.j. x. we will show many of your clips right here on television. >> storms caused a levy to breech here in sacramento. footage shows the scene over the river north of thornton nea

say hello to the mega bot mark ii. the world's highest glass walkway. this is absolutely stunning.his week we are going to look back at some of our best bits from 2016 and we start with a really positive story in a place that you wouldn't think there was any positivity at all. earlier in the year, jen went to jordan, to the border with syria, to look at some of the innovation happening in syrian refugee camps there. that's right. i went to zaatari, the biggest refugee camp in jordan. there are 80,000 refugees living there and it's actually a community of makers. i was fascinated to find out, and they are making some incredible technology out of some very rudimentary things in the camp. the main street here in zaatari is called champs elysee. it is a play on two things, the champs elysee in paris and the word syrians refer to damascus by. there are several hundred shops lining this street and you can find everything from bridal dresses to vegetable shops, barbershops and even quite a few mobile phone shops. technology here is being used in inventive ways to ease daily life. the camp

gonzaga bot 46.efeat the in the country the only team in the land to be undefeated they deserve it. 46 votes, of course. but nova every team they faced they're getting their best shot. >> yeah. >> got to be exhausting. but they're still hanging in there. as long as they get a top four seed. >> like the warriors last year when that was happening with them on the pro left. that does it for us here at 6:00. >> see you back here at 10:00. have a good night. inside edition is up next. question, are my teeth yellow? ...have you tried the tissue test? ugh, yellow... what do you use? crest whitestrips crest 3d whitestrips whiten... 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste i passed the tissue test. oh yeah. crest whitestrips are the way to whiten ♪ not having a good breakfast can make you feel like your day never started. ♪ get going with carnation breakfast essentials. it has protein, plus 21 vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d, to help your family be their best. carnation break

in the morning, it is going to the murkiest, bot for most, grey shades will lighten.me sunshine to the north—east of scotland, but even there, splashes of rain across eastern areas. damp at the they love mine and cornwall. possibly some sunshine for north east england, and some breaks elsewhere. but most, grey. rain here and there. if you are going to any of the fa cup matches, you can hope that the matches, you can hope that the matches are going to be more exciting than the colour of the sky overhead. increasingly misty overnight, but that is going to lift across scotland and northern ireland. the monday morning commuters not going to be particularly nice. spreading south watch, and south westerly winds. turns colder. sunshine and occasional showers north. severe gales by the end of the day. cold on tuesday, air takes over. atlantic going to be replaced by some colder weather. chill extends to france. and northern spain. the week ahead, dominated by stronger wnds. we are going to have that milder spell but turns colder. and particularly frosty and wintry for some. f

causing huge problems and will continue to do so, so of course the turnpike connector shut down in bototh directions between e turnpike and the new jersey turnpike. cheltenham a sinkhole closing down brook road. stick to mount carmel as your alternate. matt. >> a man system killed during an armed robbery and as the man lay bleeding in the street struggling through the last moments of life police say the robbers went through his pockets. "action news" reporter katherine scott says those robbers left behind a big clue and she joins us live at police headquarters. katherine. >> reporter:ly matt, that's right, and police do believe that this motive was robbery though the investigation and continues. the victim was 33 years old. he died at the hospital and the search continues for the gunman this morning. let's go to video from that scene last night in feltonville. you can see. the detectives there gathering evidence trying to figure out. exactly what happened but they were able to speak with witnesses. around 8:30 p.m. police were called out to the 500 block of west lurae street. officers

bolt bot if you watch countryfile later on on bbc one i'll give you a hint of the developments through. —— if you watch countryfile. this is the scene in suffolk earlier. some temperatures got down to minus—8 and minus—7. not where you have cloud cover. : some of us sunny, you have cloud cover. : some of us sunny, some you have cloud cover. : some of us sunny, some murky. there will be that mixture overnight where. it stays clear, temperatures particularly low, where you have cloud, temperatures won't fall all that low at all. in the clearer areas, i'm expecting the values to get lower than these values suggest. minus—7 or minus 8 entirely possible. i've wiped off most of the weather and will concentrate on the fog. it'll be the issue, i think, through monday and again on tuesday. quite possibly causing disruption across england and wales in particular. warn investigation been issued from the met office. it is southern counties which will be most prone tomorrow morning, he be sinces 8.00am. some airports affected in the south—east. allow extra time and check with operators before you s

this telepresence mind—controlled bot has been developed to help those with severe motor disabilitiesrs, it connects through an off—the—shelf brain control device, resulting in users feeling as though they are in two places at once. and finally, if you ever travelled to japan, you'll know about the toilets, which are beautifully hi—tech, but you may not be quite sure what to make of them. well, some leading manufacturers have agreed on a standardised set of icons for common cleaning features to help tourists know what they're letting themselves in for. i'm in the arizona desert near tucson at the new headquarters of world view, which is planning to take people to the stratosphere under a helium balloon. this is spaceport tucson. this is a 700 foot wide circle just outside of world view‘s buildings, and in just a couple of weeks' time, this is where they will launch a space balloon from for the first time. it's a circle so that they can lay the balloon out in any direction they need to, depending on the winds on that day. i've just got to say, if you've never been to the desert, i don'

this week we're heading to space for a spot of sun, shade and... a freaky transforming monkey spider botwe've long fantasised about the possibility of life on other planets. but it was only in 1995 that we found the first planet outside our solar system. these exoplanets are hard to find. of course they are, they're relatively tiny. and so far they've mainly been detected indirectly, either by the incredibly slight dimming of a star's light as a planet moves in front of it, or by the wobble of the star caused by something orbiting it. in the last 20 years we've detected about 2000 exoplanets, but we haven't actually seen many at all. this is why. well, the planets are very, very faint compared to a star and they're very close to a star. the kind of planets where we might find life, an earth—like planet orbiting a star would be 10 billion times fainter than a star. but if you can see the planets, you can start to look for evidence of life on their surfaces. what you need is something to block out the light of a star. what you need is a star shade. due to go into space in the middle of the

that is an example of trying to educate a chat bot, if you will, to do a certain thing, has ended upion. supervised is here to stay they because at least we know that, you know, ground truth data is being labelled basically by human beings, therefore we are stirring up the level of accuracy there. unsupervised is still going to have a certain number of question marks around it at least for the foreseeable future. there is a lot of effort being conducted there. one thing i wanted to add to this also is that it is notjust that deep learning technology which has to advance, we also have to add arms the way we connect with the world. the ability to interact with people, the ability to see the world, so we talk about all sorts of vision development which include also sound, image, video, whatever you are processing that you can actually see. so, it has to be hand—in—hand to become better, so it is notjust one field which we talk about. hold that thought, gentlemen, we are going to be talking about deep learning in just a few minutes again but before that, let's take a tongue in cheek look

this week we're heading to space for a spot of sun, shade and... a freaky transforming monkey spider bot

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