that is a bunch of teenagers on a saturday night in downtown seattle. right? you have that. and frankly we already have that in the world of software. viruses, cyber weapons. these are autonomous systems sent out over the internet. they can do a lot of damage. and i do think we need to have a vigorous discussion and careful safeguards on the autono of software. that is one thing. but in the world of a.i., which is what elon musk is talking about, you are seeing all kind of intelligent programs. we have deep blue, which beat the world championship in chess. ibm's watson which beat the world champion in jeopardy. but these are highly targeted, you might call them savants. you say watson didn't even know it won. and deep blue will not play another chess game unless you push a button. so they have no free will. they have no autonomy and they are ono more look likely do damage than your calculator is likely to start doing its own calculations. >> let's start with things that excite you about artd official intelligence. what do you think the best possible advances are in the near

a bunch of teenagers in a saturday night in downtown seattle. you have that and frankly, we already have that in the world of software, so viruses, cyber weapons, these are autonomous systems that can do a lot of damage. we need to have a vigorous discussion and ultimately careful safeguards on the aut autonomy of software. but in the world of ai, you'll see all types of intelligence programs, deep blue, ibm's watson, beat the world champion in jeopardy, highly targeted savants, they say watson didn't even know it won and deep blue will not play another chess game unless you push a button. they have no free will. they have no autonomy. they are no more likely to do damage than your calculator is likely to start doing its own calculations. >> let's talk about some of the things that excite you about artificial intelligence. what do you think the best possible advances are in the near future? thinks that would help benefit? >> at the allen institute for artificial intelligence we're working on a program called semantic scholar, it attempts to navi

downtown boston to grab a glimpse of the champions. it comes a day late because of bad weather conditions. they beat the seattle seahawks 28-24 on sunday. this is quarterback tom brady's four championship title. >>> we have much more sport on our weekends. for the latest check out www.aljazeera.com/sport. plus we have blogs and video clips from around the world. >>> that's all your sport for now. it's back to felicity in london. >> thank you so much, indeed, for that. that website address www.aljazeera.com is. the rein jordan to the death of the murdered pilot moaz al kassasbeh. the king of jordan vowed to step up the ejective against isil. and retaliateed by executeing two iraqi prisoners who had links to al-qaeda. that's the end of this particular news hour but do stay with us and we'll have more of the day's news in a couple of minutes. thanks for watching. bye bye. >> an america tonight investigation >> somebody could come in and take our home away from us >> it was a law that helped condo developments stay afloat >> we would have to sell and have to leave our unit >> now, this law is being used to take peo

downtown oakland, 64 noon, and 70, 70 beautiful degrees. plenty going on if you're out here in the pacific if you're over us and nothing is going on. up toward portland and seattle, it goes. very cold air moving into the northern plains. higher clouds won out. they're thinning out as high pressure builds in. higher elevations are warming up. lower elevations cold for some. santa row is a 41. 51sfo. yesterday we had a few 30s. today it's mid-40s. woodside, menlo park. bookends on 52. foster city at 47 degrees. statewide. 20s in the mountains. they rebound fast. really warm in northern california. almost 60 in l.a.. looking for a high of 87 degrees. if it's warm here, where is that cool air? right there, already beginning to make its plunge. 3 below in minneapolis, 1 business mark, 8 chicago; st. louis, 146789 this is gouge last into the weekend. then a series of systems coming out of the great lakes will produce more snow for many. great lakes to the northeast. for us, hazy, warm, a little bit of an off-shore push. a warmer thursday, probably into friday, saturday, as well. a dry pattern awhile. sinking air. that warm air aloft means mild conditions. there's a li

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