military agency darpa has developed an unmanned ship the sea hunter is equipped with cameras sensors and computers this autonomous robot ship is supposed to detect and pursue enemy submarines so far there are no weapons on board yet the erratic it would be possible in the future artificial intelligence could lead to many other changes a team of american researchers and anti killer robots activists has produced this video to warn of the potential consequences the fictional scenario drones are used to eliminate political opponents with the help of artificial intelligence and facial recognition the drones hunt student activists the drones independently identify their targets then carry out targeted assassinations. and they can on the technical side. much of this will be possible in the near future. heart of the matter which is also expressed in this video is the fact that these new technologies allow us to an extreme extent to distance ourselves from the act of killing a lot more than long range weapons ever could. basically we could just categorize and let algorithms take care of going

, not darpa, but operation warp speed. when you look at it, you look at that lineup i don't know who will get over the line or when the differences come in but take us down the track to explain when we are going to see a vaccine sort of in the marketplace for regular folks and how that is going to be tiered between those who most needed versus not and how do we deal with multiple vaccines? >> it is important to see this as a series of stages. you have to get past one stage for the next to matter. the stage of getting data from clinical trials will tell us if the vaccines are safe and effective when used in thousands of patients. and look to see if people who got the vaccine a much like the -- less likely to get covid-19 than someone who got a placebo and safety data to make sure the vaccine doesn't cause any untoward side effects. only when we know that can we get to the next stage, starting to think about who should get vaccinated. not all the vaccines we like will be available right away so there will be a couple phases.

. >> reporter: this follows research from the department of defense and darpa using a test dummy that a coughing passenger spewing out the equivalent of thousands of coughs. when the dummy wore a mask, testing found on average just .003% of the particles reached another passenger's breathing zone. >> specifically, can i tell you sit in seat x,y,z? no, they all performed very well. >> reporter: this week, seven months into the pandemic, the c.d.c. strongly recommended people wear a mask when flying, are in a transit hub, on mass transit, or in a ride share. airbus said its researchers found if passengers wear masks the number of droplets reaching another passenger is lower than what it would be on the ground with social distancing because of the plane's air circulation and hospital-grade filtration systems. infex disease expert dr. carlos del rio. >> it's not one thing. it's adding all the din things really makes plane travel very, very safe. >> reporter: the airlines say there are only about 44 docume documented cases of someone catching covid during a flight, and all but two of those

the us military agency darpa has developed an unmanned ship the sea hunter is equipped with cameras sensors and computers this autonomous robot ship is supposed to detect and pursue enemy submarines so far there are no weapons on board yet the eradicate it would be possible in the future artificial intelligence could lead to many other changes a team of american researchers and anti killer robot activists has produced this video to warn of the potential consequences the fictional scenario. drones are used to eliminate political opponents with the help of artificial intelligence and facial recognition the drones hunt student activists the drones independently identify their targets and then carry out targeted assassinations. and they can get on the technical side and much of this will be possible in the near future. heart of the matter which is also expressed in this video is the fact that these new technologies allow us to an extreme extent to distance ourselves from the act of killing a lot more than long range weapons ever could. a sickly we could just categorize and let algorithms take c

>>perkins said darpa set and i was one of these what they call high-functioning alcoholics and addicts i never even knew i had a problem. >>health experts are alarmed at the nearly 27% increase in offside alcohol sales since the spring, the number of suicides are also up of the same time last year add to that that 40 states are now reporting that there have been an increase in opioid related the same time last year. adam is echoing with other health experts are saying. >>between worry. anxiety boredom, confusion be stuck in there who doesn't want a little relief the fear is that the problem will continue even after the pandemic subsides when the pandemic's over it's not like everyone gets their job back the signs of addiction are visible even on zoom calls weight loss. >>puffiness in the face redness of the skin. changes irritability exhaustion or. >>euphoria. too much. >>experts say substance abuse sometimes turn their zoom cameras off to hide facts couldn't kick his habit by himself take substance abuse counselors along with intervention from friends and loved ones without being conf

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on whedon's thing after the country clark darpa's highest the early number of infections so far more than 19000 it comes as parliament is turning increasingly to cheer the government's handling of the health crisis reporting from london kate partridge if coronavirus has taught us and the u.k.'s prime minister one thing is that it's wise not to joke about it during an impromptu meeting of conservative m.p.'s boris johnson reportedly quit the ruin of 6 social distancing policy would mean families could escape celebrating christmas with their in-laws one of several attempted gags which apparently fell very flat but while some tories rage that government decisions are bankrupting the nation the opposition are one of those policies are costing the country lives and labor leaders sickie a start up once a partial return to lock down the government's plan simply isn't working another course is needed. that's why i'm calling for a 2 to 3 week circuit breaker in england a circuit breaker is a short period of strict social restrictions aimed at bringing the virus under control this comes after

. >> to have a respected research agency like darpa doing a study like this, i think is a reason fornce in eric travel. >> there's traceable aerosols emitted from a mask and unmask manikin to simulate thousands of coughs and sneezes. researchers tracked the aerosols all around the cabin. the advanced hepa elf out militarization system recycles they supply every 2 to 3 minutes and catches 99.97% of the viruses equivalent to hospital systems. >> there's probably no saver space than the cabin of an aircraft. >> i want to see them screaming people with temperatures. they have great success. have not seen a level of commitment like this ever before from the industry. >>> dramatic video of an attack on a police officer involving a flaming piece of wood. we will show you how it unfolds.>>> and bay area whether the october wave will come to an end. we will track a cooling trend as we head into the weekend. taking california for a ride. companies like uber, lyft, doordash. breaking state employment laws for years. now these multi-billion-dollar companies wrote deceptive prop 22 to buy themsel

they have different approaches and different phases and trials and darpa, not darpa let operation warp speed and when you look at and you look at that lineup i don't know who's going to get over the line or the differences but can you take us down the track to explain when we are going to be able to see a vaccine in the marketplace for regular folks and how that's going to be tiered between those who most need it? how will we deal with multiple vaccines? >> i think it's important to see this as a series of stages. have to get one stage iv the next stage to even matter and right now we are in the stage of getting data from the clinical trials. they are going to look to see whether people who got the vaccine are less likely to get covid than people who have a placebo and they will look at safety data to make sure it doesn't cause untowardaf side effects in the group that got the vaccine. only when we know that can we get to the next stage which is starting to think about who should get vaccinated and a vaccine may not be available right away. the first phase of vaccinations will be peopl

researchers from the military and darpa wanted to know what the exposure risk to viruses like covid-19oops on an airline, they used 767 and triple 7. >> its analysis showed a low exposure risk from airborne pathogens from covid-19. >> reporter: especially when the coughing test dummy wore a mask. testing found on average just .003 percent of the particles reached another passenger's breathing zone, even sitting next to someone coughing there was limited risk as the mask minimized exposure. >> it certainly should give people confidence in flying. and people who are inclined to travel, this makes flying an even more attractive option. >> reporter: using 42 bio defense sensors to act as passengers set up in every seat across multiple rows, each section of the plane was tested along with the galleys and jet bridges. >> specifically can i tell you sit in seat xyz, no, they all performed very well. >> reporter: researchers say approximately 99.99 percent of these simulated cough particles were filtered out of the cabin within six minutes due to the plane's advanced air filtration systems. th

the us military agency darpa has developed an unmanned ship the sea hunter is equipped with cameras sensors and computers this autonomous robot ship is supposed to detect and pursue enemy submarines so far there are no weapons on board yet the erratic it would be possible in the future artificial intelligence could lead to many other changes a team of american researchers and anti killer robot activists has produced this video to warn of the potential consequences the fictional scenario drones are used to eliminate political opponents with the help of artificial intelligence and facial recognition the drones hunt student activists the drones independently identify their targets and then carry out targeted assassinations. but unfair and the can on the technical side and much of this will be possible in the near future. heart of the matter which is also expressed in this video is the fact that these new technologies allow us to an extreme extent to distance ourselves from the act of killing a lot more than long range weapons ever could. a sickly we could just categorize and let algorithms tak

they don't like especially the in the process that they've been using which is a no matter what some darpa child says jack dorsey says or mark zuckerberg says it is very clear that certain kinds of content by moderators and fact checkers is removed some of it for political reasons some of it because of special interest groups but it is removed not based upon any clear criteria regardless of where you find yourself there is no clarity in this process and that becomes a problem section 230 is needed but tech companies should not have a right to it simply because of the fact that they exist and miles now we know that the d.o.j. has launched its air to trust case against google that is over anti-competitive practices due to these discussions of fairness and pollute politics actually cloud that discussion. well yes if you look at who's clouding the discussion here's the online source you mean your plan by allowing some users to post their content and then discriminating against other users for on a very very subjective basis in and this is been going on for a number of years so if you even reme

military agency darpa has developed an unmanned ship the sea hunter. equipped with cameras sensors and computers this autonomous robot ship is supposed to detect and pursue enemy submarines so far there are no weapons on board yet the erratic it would be possible in the future artificial intelligence could lead to many other changes a team of american researchers and anti killer robot activists has produced this video to warn of the potential consequences the fictional scenario drones are used to eliminate political opponents with the help of artificial intelligence and facial recognition the drones hunt student activists the drones independently identify their targets then carry out targeted assassinations take. care of the technical side and much of this will be possible in the near future. heart of the matter which is also expressed in this video is the fact that these new technologies allow us to an extreme extent to distance ourselves from the act of killing a lot more than long range weapons ever could. we could just categorize and let algorithms

look at boston and silicon valley and understanding how they work so effectively in so well and how darpa is incorporated into all of this as well. to greater investment in these programs and spreading them out throughout the country and i say that selfishly as the money comes from the midwest. we have innovation that occurs in places like indiana two. how does di you have tentacles are out but country and other places would be a good first step. when it comes to the service related innovation hubs i found they are often disjointed so how do we. within the structure more of an umbrella that works more closely with the service related innovation and this is something i hope we can fix and work on and improve. similar approaches to a disgust for ai. we'll make the mandates for acquisition programs to incorporate ai. there should be a way to drive acquisition programs to be more proud of inappropriate and commercial technologies. you see a lot of programs. they are going to deal with their normal suppliers and their reaching out to the commercial industry because it's harder they perceived t

funds some of this -- not darpa, but operation warp speed with the manufacturing, when you look at it and and you look at that lineup, i don't know who's going to get over the line or what the difference is. but can you just take us down the track for a minute to explain when we're going to be able to see a vaccine sort of in the marketplace for regular folks and how that's going to be tiered between those who most need it versus not and how we're going to deal with multiple vaccines. >> so i think it's important to see that, you know, a series of stages. and you have to get past one stage for the next stage to even matter. right now we're at the stage of getting data from the clinical trials that are going to tell us if the vaccines are safe and effective when used in thousands and thousands and thousands of patients. and they're going to look at safety data to make sure that the vaccine doesn't cause any untoward side effects in that group that got the vaccine. only when we know that can we get to the next stage which is starting to think about who should get vaccinated, and not all

the us military agency darpa has developed an unmanned ship the sea hunter is equipped with cameras sensors and computers this autonomous robot ship is supposed to detect and pursue enemy submarines so far there are no weapons on board yet the erratic lee it would be possible in the future artificial intelligence could lead to many other changes a team of american researchers and anti killer robot activists has produced this video to warn of the potential consequences the fictional scenario drones are used to. eliminate political opponents with the help of artificial intelligence and facial recognition the drones hunt student activists the drones independently identify their targets bank carry out targeted assassinations. and they can on the technical side and much of this will be possible in the near future. heart of the matter which is also expressed in this video is the fact that these new technologies allow it to an extreme extent to distance ourselves from the act of killing a lot more than long range weapons ever could. a sickly we could just categorize and let algorithms take care of

>>perkins said darpa set and i was one of these what they call high-functioning alcoholics and addicts i never even knew i had a problem. >>health experts are alarmed at the nearly 27% increase in offside alcohol sales since the spring, the number of suicides are also up of the same time last year add to that that 40 states are now reporting that there have been an increase in opioid related the same time last year. adam is echoing with other health experts are saying. >>between worry. anxiety boredom, confusion be stuck in there who doesn't want a little relief the fear is that the problem will continue even after the pandemic subsides when the pandemic's over it's not like everyone gets their job back the signs of addiction are visible even on zoom calls weight loss. >>puffiness in the face redness of the skin. changes irritability exhaustion or. >>euphoria. too much. >>experts say substance abuse sometimes turn their zoom cameras off to hide facts couldn't kick his habit by himself take substance abuse counselors along with intervention from friends and loved ones without being conf

. >> to have a respected research agency like darpa doing a study like this i think it is an additional reason of confidence in air travel. >> reporter: researchers released traceable aerosols emitted from a mask and unmasked manikin to simulate thousands of costs and sneezes. researchers then attract the aerosol all around the cabin. the advanced filtration system recycles the entire cabins air supply every 2 to 3 minutes, and catches 99.97% of a virus come up and equivalent to hospital systems. >> actively take the weight off my shoulder. >> there is probably no sabres space in the cabin of an aircraft. we make more progress in the works unlikely to be adopted universally. >> i would want to see them screening people, temperatures and stuff, it may me, make people feel better. >> we are hearing those fights are booked at 90%. >> reporter: despite the fear of planning, the airline industry needs to survive. >> i have not seen a level of commitment like this before from the airline industry. >> reporter: the city concludes eight passenger it would have to be on a 54 hour flight to be ex

>>perkins said darpa set and i was one of these what they call high-functioning alcoholics and addicts i never even knew i had a problem. >>health experts are alarmed at the nearly 27% increase in offside alcohol sales since the spring, the number of suicides are also up of the same time last year add to that that 40 states are now reporting that there have been an increase in opioid related the same time last year. adam is echoing with other health experts are saying. >>between worry. anxiety boredom, confusion be stuck in there who doesn't want a little relief the fear is that the problem will continue even after the pandemic subsides when the pandemic over it's not like everyone gets their job back the signs of addiction are visible even on zoom calls weight loss. >>puffiness in the face redness of the skin. changes irritability exhaustion or. >>euphoria. too much. >>experts say substance abuse or sometimes turn their zoom cameras off to hide facts. adam couldn't kick his habit by himself often to take substance abuse counselors along with intervention from friends and loved ones wi

the us military agency darpa has developed an unmanned ship the sea hunter is equipped with cameras sensors and computers this autonomous robot ship is supposed to detect and pursue enemy submarines so far there. no weapons on board yet the erratic it would be possible in the future artificial intelligence could lead to many other changes a team of american researchers and killer robot activists has produced this video to warn of the potential consequences the fictional scenario drones are used to eliminate political opponents with the help of artificial intelligence and facial recognition the drones hunt student activists the drones independently identify their targets and then carry out targeted assassinations. on the technical side and much of this will be possible in the near future. heart of the matter which is also expressed in this video is the fact that these new technologies allow us to an extreme extent to distance ourselves from the act of killing a lot more than long range weapons ever could. basically we could just categorize and let algorithms take care of going into action. s

services come with the national institutes of health and very proud of duty investments especially at darpa but elsewhere. investments, how can we make vaccines at record time? [inaudible question] on weight, especially the process? these investments were used for ebola, in the ebola vaccine developer processes and not feel like they are really paying off. that's how we are in phase three clinical trials now. because of decisions, because of those investments and those technologies that were started in the spring that are now really paying off, both for their ability to be developed quickly and prove that the work in animal models, but also that they can be manufactured at a very large scale. the second point is in terms of manufacturing. we've talked about this a lot but i want to highlight not just one point but two. what highlight is instead of doing the typical parallel process of vaccine product development we do a clinical trial in the need to cite to manufacture on a larger scale, and another clinic clinical trial in the larger scale, , tht we run this processes in parallel, and will

from substance abuse that started with alcohol and graduated to prescription drugs oxycodone percocet darpa set and i was one of these what they call high-functioning alcoholics and addicts i never even knew i had a problem. >>health experts are alarmed at the nearly 27% increase in offside alcohol sales since the spring, the number of suicides are also up of the same time last year add to that that 40 states are now reporting that there have been an increase in opioid related the same time last year. adam is echoing with other health experts are saying. >>between worry. anxiety boredom, confusion be stuck in there who doesn't want a little relief the fear is that the problem will continue even after the pandemic subsides when the pandemic's over it's not like everyone gets their job back the signs of addiction are visible even on zoom calls weight loss. >>puffiness in the face redness of the skin. changes irritability exhaustion or. >>euphoria. too much. >>experts say substance abuse sometimes turn their zoom cameras off to hide facts couldn't kick his habit by himself take substance abuse

foundation, others who have contributed -- >> at asu we received a lot of funding from barta and from darpa so we are building a point of care, sampling device, you pit in it and tells you whether you have coronavirus or not, covid or not and then communicates withure cellphone, green light, move ahead immediately. so we're work on that. all as a function of the infrastructure of scientific investment we have. so, cole, how are we doing for time? >> we're good. we have 15 minutes left if you want to fill that time however you want. >> here's a tough question and i ask you as a former general officer in and the role of the military no pill politic. whoever is elected president says i'm not leaving. >> they don't get to say that and won't be able to say that. what is brilliant -- our founders were brilliant. i think they were brilliant. they were flawed. our republic has always been a work in progress but at our founding the asked each other what's the worst thing that could happen and then of them lived-0 their parents or grandparents lived through to the bloody wars of the 1st 1st century i