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on february 6th of this year a group of researchers from the south china university of technology uploaded paper on the origins of the coronavirus. their paper found that contrary to popular accounts the virus likely did not originate from an exotic animal in a so-called wet market. instead the researchers concluded "the color coronavirus probably originated from a laboratory in wuhan." to restate, the researchers who concluded this were chinese scientists who worked for a chinese university and for that reason understandably they were concerned about the health implications for their own country of what they found. your paper ended this way. "safety levels may be need to be reinforced in high-risk biohazardous laboratories and regulations may need to be taken to relocate these laboratories away from city centers and other densely populated places." as it happens, february 6th which is the day that paper went online was also the date of the first coronavirus death in this country. so the american media had every reason to pay attention to at the chinese scientists had found. but, they didn

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key universities in china started by the military that have done joint academic papers with the u.s. universities, this blows my mind, from 2013 to 2019, 254 of these scients science and technologys, we have done this jointly with them and all of the information that we gather and that we discover, they get to take back to the communist chinese military. >> yes. and we have pla, people's liberation army researchers in the united states. trump administration has revoked their visas. that's a very important step. also of, charles, we have companies like google with artificial intelligence partnerships in china. now, nominally, the parties on the other side of those partnerships are civilian but because of china's civil military fusion, which is a doctrine that xi jinping, the chinese ruler has been ruthlessly enforcing, it means everything google does in china gets pipelined to the chinese military. we're gigging them -- giving them the technology. this is hideous. charles: . it's absolutely amazing. gordon, i want you to hang right there. we're going to have more with you in just a minute as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. charles: we're back with gordon chang. i want to

china and other countries unless we can find technology to be based on a more diverse and domestic set of resources. >> the pad you probably right now has rare minerals facebook a cambridge universitylast year a young woman who had a fairly hostile question and she read on her iphone and i read plied if she's that concerned she might want to get rid of her iphone because of the minerals. we need them and we should be mining them here in the united states because now we mine in a more environmentally protective manner than any other place in the world nowhere else are they following standards and rules that we have in place in the united states. there is this attitude of not in my backyard for extraction and mining in the us and that's below the worst environmental decisions people can make because we do in a much cleaner fashion following the rules and standards. >> to add to his question the more i rely on the tablet and less on the piece of paper the more energy i am using and they say software eats the world more rely on the electronics so that increases not just greenhouse gas emissions but also challenge the energy infrastructure with the outdated power grids and what role doe

reliant on china for a few foreign countries must we find technologies and the mystic set of resources. >> the pad you are holding using's rare earth minerals in it. i spoke at cambridge university. a woman who had a hostile question for me, she read it on her iphone and i pointed out, i responded to her question, if she's concerned about the environment she might get rid of her iphone. we need them and should be mining them in the united states because we mine in a more environmentally protective manner than anywhere else in the world. you look at other countries mining these rare earth minerals, the environmental guideline standards rules in place in the united states so there is a nimby attitude as far as extracting and mining in the us and that is i think one of the worst environmental decisions people can make. .. because we do in a much cleaner fashion following the rules and standards. >> to add to his question the more i rely on the tablet and less on the piece of paper the more energy i am using and they say software eats the world more rely on the electronics so that increases what role is epa playing in helping to ensure that our energy infrastructure is modern and ef

china using artificial intelligence ai. you won kwan at curtin university worked on research examining the faces of weakness and how their features could be better detected in facial scanning. its racial profile that's essentially what this technology has been used for to distinguish we're from harvard and since this film was 1st shown the university's deputy vice chancellor research professor chris moran issued this statement about a framework of quote guidelines governing informal research activities these are for he says all research is a step by step guide to assessing both the intended and potential unintended consequences of the research it continued that quote the curtain researches involvement had been unknown to the university that lee you one kuan said quote he has not received any academic funding from the chinese government and that curtain received no funding associated with this research they all say well this is my area of expertise wow i can use this stuff to identify a weaker as opposed to a harm you know with party state does about it's not my responsibility i think that shameful and shocking i don't think straight researchers should be involved in that and it violates human ethics without a doubt. chinese police

young technological university where he specializes in the geo politics of the asia pacific joins us by skype from singapore graham welcome to the program so taiwan is a prickly issue with china so this this visit by a top u.s. official is bound to raise the hackles in the u.s. objective here. what we call it we can rule that possibility out but this is clearly by design in a deliberate attempt by the current common ministration tool really draw a line in the sense of speak on where the current administration stands on the on the issue of firearm in all respects i want to as well as a functioning society. if you will and you know everything that i want to so that represents in terms of the aspirations of all of the trauma in this region so this posturing between the 2 nations the 'd dangers of of this actually spilling out into conflict. under the dangers are clearly very significant as your news report just articulator these ongoing. aerial responses of or apparently cite an article in response to incursions by people's liberation army fighter jets crossing the median life is definitely a very harrowing sorry because no matter what all the sides of who are on or off the fenc