a pair of wikipedia bots — one called darkness bot, the other called x0 bot — went to war over whether—stakes pub—quiz hell, most humans probably would agree to differ, but a bot can't back down. and the pair did and re—did and undid each other‘s edits thousands of times over a period of years. personally, the most surprising thing was to realise that one of the american founding fathers, james madison, was wrong. he thought that we need law because humans are not all angels. £5;ng hhheh east’s: ifii'fiii’éifia’i? ”’ " ”"" they still need rules, to be able to cooperate. so we realised — or, at least, i realised — that without that kind of infrastructure, there's sort of an infra—ethical perspective, er, even the best of all good wills fails to achieve good goals. at the moment, this isjust simple bots going to war over petty wikipedia edits, but do they hint at a decidedly darker future? 0ne academic believes it may already be too late. in ai, we've unleashed a darwinian replicator, like a digital dna, that can be copied, can be varied and selections made from those variations, all indepe

jim bidmar knows all about bots.nsultant who helps products or people get noticed on the internet. >> so we were talking about these bots. these are twitter accounts masquerading as real people. >> that's right. >> by the thousands? >> millions. >> reporter: we did an experiment with bidmar's help. we bought 5,000 bots from a russian website. they cost us just a few hundred bucks. >> we set up an experiment so you can show me how this works. and i'm going to tweet from my account what happens when "60 minutes" investigates fake news. so tweet that out. >> and there it is. >> reporter: normally i would expect real people to retweet my message a few dozen times. vidmar programmed our bots to retweet our message and then he turned them loose. >> hit it with everything you've got. >> i'll hit it with everything i've got. you've got 3.2 thousand retweets. >> i went from 300 to 3,000? >> uh-huh. >> 3400. now it's 4400. >> 4.4 thousand. people -- real people start seeing it and they start retweeting it and responding to it.

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within minutes automated bots amplified this false news story. more than 4,000 tweets in the first 78 minutes after launching this false story, linked back to the active measures accounts we tracked in the previous two years. these previously identified accounts almost simultaneously appearing from different geographic locations and communities amplified the fake news story in unison. the hash tags pushed by these accounts were nuclear, media, trump, benghazi. the most common words found in english-speaking twitter user profiles were god, military, trump, family, country, conservative, christian, america and constitution. these accounts and their messages clearly sought to convince americans a u.s. military base was being overrun in a terrorist attack. in reality, a small protest gathered outside the gate and the increased security at the air base sought to secure the arrival of the chairman of the joint chiefs. many accounts we watched pushed the false story focused on the elections in europe, promoting fears of immigration or false claims of re

i'm assuming this is snake bot. >> what gave it away? >> jimmy: yeah.ery -- i don't know, it just looks like a snake. but it looks very like -- it looks heavy. is it heavy? >> no, it's pretty light. so you're probably wondering, you now, why i built a snake robot or a robot out of a a e? so the reason why we work on these robots is, you know, we want to solve some real-world problems. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> so one of them is providing a tool for search and rescue workers. another is doing inspection in nuclear power plants. and if you shrink this nice and small, we could do some minimally invasive surgery. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, of course. you can go down, or go up. [ laughter ] you can go up as well. it has a camera, i guess it has a camera, and like a sensor there? >> yep. so you can look around and get to places. see the reason why this robot is so great, is that it can get into places that people, conventional machines cannot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's also good at climbing all sorts of objects. >> jimmy: can it climb me? >> would you want it

it appeared to be the work of bots. with other social media campaigns we had objected pushing propaganda months before. >> that's clinton watts testifying at the senate intelligence committee about some of the more ham-handed russian influence operations he's noticed in his counterterrorism work -- counterintelligence work in the united states. noticing how even stupid stuff like that around a poorly spelled white house petition, even when it's dumb, it gives you a place to start in terms of seeing what tools they have, in terms of seeing how they operate. so basically getting 39,000 signatures instantly on this groovy, mistranslated petition, it gave away a little bit how they worked because they operate in lots of ways, serious and not, some of those signatures were clear by counterintelligence people. by the time those same forces were operating inside something very high profile, they were operating inside the u.s. presidential election. >> the final piece of russia's modern act in the summer of 2016 hacked material

the pancake bot. >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> the guys over at jerry rig everything got the pancake boto try it out. after a couple of tries and fails, they seem to have it dialed in. in this case they made themselves a triceratops. >> whoa! >> look at that. the way that it's been programmed, as well, to create the lines on it, they have to be printed first to cook it more. the programming involved is so ridiculous. >> it takes time but it's pretty neat. you can download patterns from the company's website or create your own. they decided to make their logo. >> how much is it if you're going to buy this? >> 300 bucks which i didn't think was that bad considering the technology behind it. if you want to have fun at breakfast and plunk down 300 bucks, there you go. >> whoa! >>> you guys remember danielle? >> oh, yeah. she's cute. she's got sass. >> oh, yeah she's got sass. their parents started a video channel for her. once again, she's saying some unbelievable things. here it is. mommy's birthday. ♪ happy birthday mommy >> so she messed up on her mom's name a little bit, but she got the

caroline: therefore no cap switching, keeping within messenger, and using bots. was a lot of hype in 2016. can it live up to the hype in 2017? >> every new technology has a hype cycle when it lives on a platform as largest ours. i feel like we have made a ton of progress, up to 100,000 bots, 65 million businesses, of which 20 million respond to messengers on messenger every month. things are happening and they are happening because we have learned a lot and because we have built a successful developer ecosystem around the product. caroline: of course for those viewers out there, internet bots is a way of having applications run swiftly, therefore give us the monetization strategy. how will businesses be using this in pain you? >> the way we are thinking about monetization is if we create more value inside of conversations in messenger for businesses, then you want to create more of these, and a great way to do this is to buy ads in newsfeed in the main facebook product, then open conversations inside messenger. it is creating a new demand for ads, and over time w

the accounts vary considerably and appear to be the work of bots.y died in with other social media campaign pushing russian propaganda months before. >> clinton watts testifying at the senate intelligence committee about some of the more ham-handed russian influence operations he's noticed in his counterterrorism work -- counterintelligence work in the united states. notice how even stupid stuff like that, even when it's dumb, it gives you a place to start. in terms of seeing what tools they have, in terms of seeing how they operate. so basically getting 39,000 signatures instantly on this groovy mistranslated white house petition about alaska and russia, it gave away a little bit about how they work. because of things like that, because they operate in lots of ways, serious and not, some of those signatures were already clear to counterintelligence people. bit time those same russian forces were operating inside something very high-profile. they were operating inside the u.s. presidential election. >> the final piece of russia's act in the summer o

and the hillary bots. i said on the show before i'll take the bernie breeze over the hillary bots any day of the week. i agree. i thought the gop had a similar problem. but most people who call themselves republicans or kons are fine with pane authoritarian crack pot. kennedy: when i was at the dnc this summer everyone was saying there is no rift. and bernie sanders supporters were holding up their no tpp signs and they were completely cast aside. president trump is not enough of a unifying force for not only the party, but for the country. they want to reach people who were disenfranchised. the party panel will return a little bit later. but first up the world is waiting to see what president obama will do in hotpots like north korea and syria. judge napolitano says one of those areas is looking sharp len. who's the lucky lady? i'm going to the bank, to discuss a mortgage. ugh, see, you need a loan, you put on a suit, you go crawling to the bank. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lending

high school hanging drywall at night, and then i was doing a four and older right out of high school, bot that small business just a few employees and was a business owner at 17 years old. operating the business out of a bedroom of my parents home, but again, the tremendous opportunity to grow that company. we became a regional leader in commercial construction with several hundred employees, but that's what i'm talking about,, being able to start with little or nothing and live your dreams. that's what america is about. there's stories all throughout my district and throughout the country very similar to that. but today i think would be a lot harder. that was about 35 years ago that i started this company. it would be a lot harder today for someone to do that because of the overreach of government. >> host: are you still part of the amish community? >> guest: so the area that i represent, particularly the lancaster county portion of that district, is the largest amish community in the country. but i myself am not amish. i'm lutheran today. >> host: and what impact do you think you got th

go to places where people are fleeing because of the sort of what the -- authoritarianism or death bots in charge. ,e also need to determine who what is our role in dealing with let's say refugees? president trump recently bond syria because -- bond syria because he was upset or his daughter was upset about the release all sarin gas on citizens deserve better. the next day, we decided we were going to bomb a blank space. at the same time, we are refusing to allow the refugees from syria to come into the country when we obviously acknowledged with a millions of dollars of bonds that would lead to lose on syria that there's a real danger, there is genocide taking place and cruelty taking place. we need to be consistent with what we say and what we do and a lot of inconsistency that concerns me. all of the data we have been receiving on both sides of the ohio and everybody interested -- aisle and everybody interested, the so-called citizens coming across the borders are not necessarily the ones who have been crating the greatest problems for us. kind ofook at the attacks that have happened

come engage with your audience on facebook through messenger with our bots.various social communications between friends by inserting a bot that is organic to that conversation. try our facebook app install network. new-to-monetize stuff. this is been learning more about what you are doing in the real world, and how can they better target you with brand dollars. caroline: augmented reality is something they have been pushing into potentially copying snapchat to an extent, but they have always been there from the sense of virtual reality. can you talk to us about those announcements as well? sunny: with virtual reality, oculus is an amazing piece of technology, but it was a missed market opportunity. it was first to market. facebook got the venture capitalists all excited. we start investing in vr and ar. i think they recently announced something called spaces at f8, which is a way of us having 3-d avatars of ourselves being able to communicate, watch contents together, share photos, etc. a real presence. it's pretty cool. i tried it yesterday. they want to go

within minutes, automated bots amplified this news story. going back to the act of measure accounts we tracked in the previous two years. these identified accounts almost simultaneously appeared amplified the fake news story in unison. >> how the russian attack worked in a nuts and bolts way, what it looked like to see it unfolding and how they did their work. he's talking about what intel people call active measures. there's a term of art. but in this case what it means is not just grabbing information. not just stealing secrets, active measures means you are deploying whatever weapons you've got back here, back at us. in pure terms, sort of in the plutonic ideal of spy agencies, they spy, they just steainformation,ut in real life there are active measures. in real life, they do stuff. they don't just listen in. in real life they wage war. >> today russia hopes to win the second cold war through the force of politics as opposed to the politics of force. winning a single election is not their end goal. they hope to topple democrats through o

the robot is a creation of redwood city based company chou bot iks choose a salad from 21 ingredients as a result sally will be at the restaurant full-time next month. >>> larry has a theory about the mechanicenized once they take over they turn on sky net. >> remember the old days you hadding to to a saled bar and scoop out your own food. >>> just press a button. >> bear. >> madsen baumgartner he would thrive in the old days with that kind of thing doing man's work made third start in the young season could he pick up first window they have a post-game >> good evening after taking two out of three from arizona the giants trying to build momentum many in the ace madsen on the hill against the rockies how about sparky out there enjoying the night got the glove, hot, popcorn living it up. top at the of the fourth two outs one on for trevor story i got a story for you right there. two run shot. mad bum goes six nings struck out eighth allowed three. rocks at that point giants couldn't get much done only three hits through eight innings load the bases one out for edward o in the ninth gam

asking anyone who wants to help with cleaning up shore bird park to bringing buckets, gloves and water bot ms. they're conducting a brief training that started at 9:00 a.m. at chevy's restaurant on cal street. also today, oakland firefighters and police officers will be on hand to help clear brush for a community workday. vom tiers will clean up memorial hospital claire park, as well as mountain boulevard along the highway 13 fence. this started at 9:00 a.m. at the park on moraga avenue. >>> they marched here in the u.s., europe and even antarctica. in the bay area, thousands rallied for science and called out those who deny or denounce it. abc 7 news reporter, cornell bernard has the details. >> reporter: a celebration of earth day at uc berkeley. these marchers support science and say climate change and global warming is real. >> only have one planet. it's really important to fight for it and protect it. ♪ >> reporter: in san francisco, market street was packed wall to wall with thousands of marchers for science. becky brought her daughter from oakland. >> i believe that science is not s

the robot is a creation of redwood city based company chou bot iks choose a salad from 21 ingredients as a result sally will be at the restaurant full-time next month. >>> larry has a theory about the mechanicenized once they take over they turn on sky net. >> remember the old days you hadding to to a saled bar and scoop out your own food. >>> just press a button. >> bear. >> madsen baumgartner he would thrive in the old days with that kind of thing doing man's work made third start in the young season could he pick up first window they have a post-game >> building a house of gelatin. >> they could be solving the housing crisis? >> could they? >> no. >> no. >> see it next "right this minute." live-stream your favorite sport, at the airport. binge dvr'd shows, while painting your toes. on demand laughs, during long bubble baths. tv on every screen is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. all your tv at home. the most on demand, your entire dvr, top networks, and live sports on the go. included with xfinity tv. xfinity the future of awesome. >> good evening after taking two out of th

automated bots a.m. fied this false news story. more than 4,000 tweets in the first 78 minutes after laurchching this false story going back to the active measures accounts we tracked from the previous two years. thee previously identified accounts almost simultaneously appearing from different geographic lotions and communities amplified the nak news story in un son. the hash tag pushed by these accounts were nuke area where are media, trump, benghazi. the most common words were god, military, trump, family, country, conservative, christian, america, and constitution. these accounts and their messages clearly sought to convince americans a u.s. military base was being overrun in a terrorist attack. in reality a small protest gathered outside the gate and i crease security sought to the secure the arrival of the chairman the joint chiefs. many of the accounts we watched focused on elections of europe, money fears of immigration, false climbs of refugee criminality. they've not forgotten about the u.s. either. this past week we've o

firefighters used dry chemical extinguishers to control the fire until pg&e bot gott there. a close call today for a san francisco firefighter on the scene of a vacant school fire. in is video the department posted on social media. fire department tells us the flame scorched a firefighter's protective gear which worked to protect him from suffering burns. no word yet on what started that fire. >>> a passenger said he just had enough after seeing a flights attendant's treatment of a sobbing mother. >> no one's hurt a baib baby. >> tonight we're getting the airline's side of the story about a stroller incident at sfo. plus an act of kindness by local dentists that's giving people a reason to smile. >> and good evening i'm abc 7 news meteorologist mike mikko. let's open the window on emeryville, you can see the clouds are significantly cooler this day. what i'm looking at are sprinkles fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years w

. >> you bot to aim high, though. >> you got to aim high, sean. >> patience, guys, patience. >> you gotn it with like -- >> that's why they're if a that ticks. >> i'm wearing green today. thank you sean. >>> big weekend for april the giraffe and her baby boy. mom and baby are doing great. april gave birth saturday morning and her little guy was on his feet just a little wobbly but up and trying to walk within an hour. isn't that amazing look how cute he is. all right. the animal adventure park in new york has a contest to name him for a dollar an entry but here's the deal. that money will go toward giraffe conservation in the wild in addition to some other great programs. i can look at that forever. >> um-hmm. >> move over easter bunny. the giant pikachu on the run is actually the dwayne the rock johnson. isn't that amazing. >> this is sean bell will be doing this some day. >> that's so funny. >> do you smell what the rock is cooking. he shared this video on social media chasing his dawn jasmine around their house for easter. isn't that cute? >> adorable. >> about as cute as april and h

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go to places where people are fleeing because of the sort of what the -- authoritarianism or death bots in charge. ,e also need to determine who what is our role in dealing with let's say refugees? president trump recently bond syria because -- bond syria because he was upset or his daughter was upset about the release all sarin gas on citizens deserve better. the next day, we decided we were going to bomb a blank space. at the same time, we are refusing t at the same time we are refusing to allow the refugees to comee into this country. we acknowledge the billions of dollars of bombs but there is a danger. we need to be consistent with what we say and what we do and there are a lot that concerned me. all of the data we have been receiving are these so-called individuals coming across the border that are not necessarily the ones creating the greatest problem for us if you look at the attacks that have been in the united states of america they happen to people who were born and raised here in our citizens and are not the people mr. trump kind of lumped together. >> caller: good morning r

wells fargo is testing a chat bot in facebook marijuana.stomers information about their accounts. wells fargo says it's testing the automated program in 700 employees. wells fargo and other banks hope they can provide better and continuous customer service and also do it cheaper than large call centers. volkswagen introduced an electric crossover concept car. it's supposed to use augmented reality to feed the driver information. it includes gesture controls to navigate the interface. the battery pack sits in the floor. it's expected to have a range of about 500 miles. the production model is expected in 2020. google updated it's virtual global map. google earth to let people see three maps of specific locations. users can see the location in three dimensions getting a drone's eye view around the world. it also includes interactive guided tours. it's available in chrome and android. >> another way to waste time when i should be working. jill wagner at the new york stock eck chanxchange. >> but you'll at least be learning something. >> sheddi

>> reporter: uses thousands of fake twitter and facebook accounts called bots. >> do any of these ring a bell? iraq bob. >> that's me. >> navy wife. >> that's me too. >> reporter: to flood social media with their fake news and dominate public perception. a technique the spies have borrowed from commercial marketers. >> a couple of years ago we started seeing them used by the russian government to promote content related to the kremlin's view on international politics. now we've seen this sort of strategy of using computers to manipulate public opinion. we've seen that strategy move back to the u.s. >> reporter: and now new information is providing a much more extensive and clearer view of how the russians, under orders u.s. officials say from vladimir putin, use their internet skills and their spies in an effort to help elect donald trump as president. >> congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: for example, it was a month before the election. october 7th, 3:26 p.m. when an official statement from the u.s. intelligence community said russia had hacked the democrats. then 37 minutes

bots on facebook will be open to group conversations, to enable gaming and sharing of music. an ai virtual assistant will make suggestions. >> there will be a lot more things you can do like booking a restaurant table, organizdering, buying movie tickets, and find out when the movie will play, and many more launching, starting today. >> reporter: it all fits into his ten-year plan to connect the world, bringing people together, whether it's a virtual space or a group chat on messenger. for "nightly business report," i'm julia boorstin in san jose, california. >>> coming up, why sometimes you're better off not being wealthy. we'll explain. >>> here is a look at what to watch tomorrow. dow component american express reports earnings after the closing bell. the federal reserve releases the beige book. and the shanghai auto show is under way as china remains the growth engine of the auto industry. that's what to watch for on wedn >>> it is tax day and there's a well-known phenomenon that takes place in the markets right around this time of year. as we've reported, stocks tend to

it then shares its wisdom with other bots so they can learn the skills too.future. but work chat must be dull. and a man flew with a robot suit developed in his garage over the last six months. —— the last ten months. it has six jet engines mounted on the arms and back, and can fly hundreds of miles per hour, apparently. although richard is exercising restraint, he said, for now. amazon echo, google home, maybe one day even "rory." it certainly looks like the rise of the digital assistants is upon us. now, all of these assistants are trying to be wide ranging all—purpose artificial intelligences. the technical term is "horizontal ai." but that's really hard. in order to cover a lot of subjects and do many tasks, these things have to understand a whole lot of things. take this example, rory, tell stephen i will call him in the office after my train journey tomorrow. first it works out what i said. then it pulls out the important words. then comes the reasoning and context. it needs to scan my calendar and my train timetable and guess is that stephen is the ste

it bot against this legislature -- it fought against legislation. i said, would you change anything after hearing this testimony about the misspent, tens and hundreds of millions of money, and they said no, they would not change a thing. said, let'scongress put someone in charge you will restructure this. let's advance the title to assistant secretary for mental health. they will be the wing person to the secretary of hhs to say, let's revise this and make sure families can get involved and change these laws and regulations. it is critical that anything we do, a person in charge of that has to do the right thing for leadership. host: and the term administration -- and the trump administration has selected someone to go about job and you have concerns with that person. guest: i have grave concerns. -- by title, it sounds good, but it is someone who is the chief medical director of an agency at the latest problems. after she left the agency, she published an article that said the number of things that they do not address the treatment needs. it focuse

. —— bots. have a problem of basically fraudulent advertising, the hackers basically find a way around it. so i highly doubt this will work. whether it works or not i guess other companies will have to make the same gesture, won't they? i would expect sirandi gesture, won't they? i would expect sirand i think gesture, won't they? i would expect sir and i think it will have to do a lot with popularity of the site and how much it feels like the fake news problem is hurting their business model. i suppose the key question is, is there anything you can see from your experience that would work? facebook is in the drivers seatin work? facebook is in the drivers seat in this. as far as the data harvesting versus the fake news piece, they can certainly see when attackers are trying to harness key individuals. but as far as the application of fake news, i don't see what they can do. and you very much. in the run up to the french presidential run off on 7th may, the front national candidate marine le pen

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