we have seen people in universities of harvard, yale, carnegie mellon, these are esteemed, elite universities, places that probably don't agree on social policy like someone like me, but they also thought what are we doing? never before in human history have we ever quarantined the healthy. that is just not how this works. anthony fauci said last january that respiratory virus contagions and outbreaks are not driven by a symptom attic spread. -- by a symptom attic spread -- asymptomatic spread. in the world, 3% 8% spread. he was right about that in january and yet we have largely pursued for a year a policy according to quarantining the healthy out of in unscientific flat earth voodoo that the data does not support of asymptomatic spread. there are questions we need answers to. we believe we need a 9/11 tribunal when this episode is over for an in-depth look at what went on, why only some who fit a narrative work considered and why others from esteemed colleges were ignored. we have to say, i have a right to know. someone said show them your papers. we are saying this in the united states now

carnegie mellon university showed off a new swimming robot.tacles. it could be used to inspect military ships and subsea pipes. watch this french astronaut showcase his virtual cycling kit. thomas pesquet plans to use a vr headset to go bike about earth while onboard the international space station. he's due to lift off this week. and, finally, totally digital musicians. these 3d avatars performed original music created with artificial intelligence while reacting to an audience in real time. i bet that bunny can play by ear... cloud gaming has been called the future of gaming. where instead of running them on a high—end pc or console, games have been run from a data centre miles away then streamed through your phone or a tv, a bit like a movie would be. chris fox has been looking at the options for going pc and console free to see what the future may hold. for the last few weeks i've been putting four cloud gaming services to the test to see where we're at and whether cloud gaming could replace the pc or console. before i get into some compari

. >> and those that occur like carnegie mellon, john hopkins with biotech startups that can take coverwith a not-for-profit status and at the same time displace the type of residents and small businesses not part of the ecosystem. and the facility they have been renting. they were displaced in favor of a starbucks and to the point is to be independent stores with walgreens or cvs store target and as the rents keep creeping up students and faculties and community lose the reasons why they came to college town. >> . >> and that would come out and later discussion. and the rebranded south l.a. that is south-central but we don't say that anymore. [laughter] that is where usc is located. and there is a university village shopping court a mixture of local businesses at price points that were accessible the university replace that with usc village that was described with the training wreck disneyland meets hogwarts with this medieval design. we've all seen the different university with that style and then they were pushed out for trader joe's or starbucks and amenities. and as a raise the pri

united states and started to explore this idea, first on the west coast and then a professor at carnegie mellon in pittsburgh, there is this moment in the mid- 80s where jeff and his wife at the time realized that he cannot do this ai work without taking money from ronald reagan's defense department. that is not something that he wants to deal. at the height of the iran-contra affair. he and his wife have very firm beliefs on this. they do not want, you know, this work to be used inside the military's. they actually leave the country. he believes in this stance. the point where he goes to canada and sets up shop at the university of toronto as a professor. it would have real implications for the whole field. years on when this idea finally started to work. most of the talent was centered around jeff and others in canada it was not in the u.s. but, as that idea starts to work at jeff is sucked into google, in short order, google starts to work with the defense department. there are protests at the company. some people who believe this is absolutely the right thing for google to do. there are oth

we have seen people in universities of harvard, yale, carnegie mellon, these are esteemed, elite universities that probably don't agree on social policy like someone like me, but they also thought what are we doing? never before in human history have we ever quarantined the healthy. that is just not how this works. anthony fauci said last january that respiratory virus contagions and outbreaks are not driven by a symptom attic spread. -- by a symptom attic spread -- asymptomatic spread. in the world, 3% 8% spread. he was right about that in january and yet we have largely pursued for a year a policy according to quarantining the healthy out of in unscientific flat earth voodoo that the data does not support of asymptomatic spread. there are questions we need answers to. we believe we need a 9/11 tribunal when this episode is over for an in-depth look at what went on, why only some who fit a narrative work considered and why others from esteemed colleges were ignored. we have to say, i have a right to know. someone said show them your papers. we are saying this in the united states now? we are

andrew form of carnegie mellon now at google is one of our commissioners who leads the line of everyone which is a research and development line of effort. i remember quite clearly the first time he was talking to us, and he said look, you can get a lot accomplished with young men and women who are not a computer science graduate but what they have to do is understand is computational thinking. that had a big impact on the way we were thinking of this because he made the case there's lots of innate talent in the four. >> we just have to identify those people. he recommended, for example, if we gave just one class like at the seventh grade and another class in the 11th grade on computational thinking, that you would have people who graduate it would be immediately able to step on to a cocom development team. this but as to say we ought to add a section on competition thinking in the armed forces, armed services vocational aptitude battery. and identify those folks so that we could do it. competition thinking is as important for the hold force as the hard-core phds who would go into dedic