so the book opens in the fall of 2009, and i'm in brighton, england, and having this very strange feeling of i've flown 5,000 miles from seattle to brighton just to have several five-minute-long instant message conversations which seems a bit like overkill. [laughter] my goal in these conversations is probably one of the strangest things that i've ever been asked to do, which is that i have to convince a panel of scientists that i'm human. um, and they are going to be somewhat skeptical. [laughter] so this, this is all part of what's called the turing test. so the computer science pioneer alan turing back in 1950 as the computer was just in its infancy was already asking these really philosophical questions like can machines think? are they intelligent in the human sense? would it be possible someday to design a machine that actually could think? and if we did, how would we know? and so what he decides to do is just put philosophy off to the side and say i'm going to invent a practical test. we're just going to hold this test and have our answer. so the way it works is that you convene a

i'm in brighton, england. having this very strange feeling of a half on 500 miles from seattle to bright and just to have several five matt want instant message conversations. it seems a bit like overkill. michael, probably one of the strangest things i've ever been asked to do which is that i have to convince the panel of scientists that i'm a human. they are going to be somewhat skeptical. so this is all part of what is called the turing test. so the computer science pioneer back in the 1950 as a computer was just in its infancy was already asking these relief philosophical questions. can machines think? are the intelligent and a human since? would it be possible some day to design a machine that actually could think? if we did, how would we know to back and so what he decides to do is just put philosophy of to the side and say, on guard to take a practical test. rearguard to hold this tustin have our answer. the way it works is that you convene a panel of scientists. they are having these five men long text

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enough for the >> mark: will come back, the latest out of libya they have taken over the oil town of brightonanon boy is in europe to discuss the end of the fighting. khaddafi has said degrees that the libyan leader wants a way out of the fight. >> darya: the head of the u.n. atomic watchdog says japanese prices as a major challenge. workers still have not been able to find a where that leaking react to of water is coming from. the sources on clear. a crack in the maintenance tunnel was found. ceo of the cell phone company is going to donate $120 million of its own money until he retires to help the tsunami victims includes his salary. the donation to the red cross society is the biggest by an individual for the tsunami. >> mark: california's damage estimate from last month tsunami has increased. they are trying to draft a letter to the white house agree questing disaster declaration. it would pave the way for federal aid. harbors in san a cruise, as well as crescent city were the hardest hit. >> darya: 7:28 a.m. back with more of a couple of minutes. a live look at the golden gate bridge, pl

telling women in warren and brighton and grand rapids and battle creek they can't get their blood pressure checked or their cholesterol tested? are republicans really planning to shut down the government and hold middle-class families and veterans hostage in order to stop breast cancer screenings and cholesterol checks? unbelievable. i think it's shameful. you know, it is time to come together and get this budget done. as i understand it, there was an agreement last night on the level of spending cuts. we need to get this done and move on, move on to the real focus and debate that we need to be having about how we grow the economy and compete in a global economy. you know, mr. president, i know there could be a lesson learned from what people in my state have gone through and done in the last couple of years. you know, we -- we did not give up on the american automobile industry, with the support and help of our president and members here, despite some incredibly tough times and -- and difficulties in terms of cutting back that had to take place, we did not give up. workers sacrificed, cut