to fishel intelligence isn't replacing the country. soon will be using these systems much more than we ever. and helping us bring together million individual datapoints. the program and its facial expressions and changes in the algorithm. this additional information in which they can. in the course of about a twenty or thirty minute interview we can collect one hundred thousand data points about your voice the vocabulary intimation and your facial expressions and correlate all of that success in a job. candidate for a job stuff. but what exactly is artificial intelligence. can tell us he's a researcher at the german research center for artificial intelligence advisors german parliament on the subject and is an expert on all things. he says there is not one single form of artificial intelligence instead the term refers to all instances where software performs intelligent costs that used to be performed by humans. like human intelligence there isn't a general artificial intelligence which going to solve various challenges instead what we

can tell us is a researcher at the german research center for author fishel intelligence advisors german parliament on the subject and is an expert on all things. he says there is not one single form of artificial intelligence instead the term refers to all instances where the software performs intelligent costs that used to be performed by humans. like human intelligence there isn't a general artificial intelligence which going to solve various challenges instead what we have various different ai systems. and the complete go. translate texts when a forth can control an insulin pump on each side trained with different data sets and uses a different technology. there are two kinds of artificial intelligence referred to as strong and weak strong ai is basically capable of doing anything a human can this is the kind that worries some people and lets the imaginations of hollywood directors fly we're currently nowhere near developing strong ai ai on the other hand learns one particular skill like the ability to recognize images or major progress has been made recently. ok so there are differe

printed these days guns for example and even adi fishel human organs the potentials of three d. printing today on ship. three d. printers can produce amazing stuff replacement beaks for eagles platform shoes and even delicious looking pies and now high and three d. printers even use rays of light but more on that later in the show basically all three d. printers maillot and shapes source material into a desired three dimensional form the material dries and your doc and the good news is three d. printers for home use reasonably priced as well. the three d. printer industry is booming according to industry experts voice six years ago companies in this sector generated two point seven billion euros in twenty fifteen they made four point four billion euros and last year a staggering eight point one billion now experts expect the sector to make an eye watering twenty billion euros in twenty twenty. to help protect the region's gorgeous corals from climate change the moment deaves have installed three d. printed artificial reefs. and the fashion industry is also making use of the tech

you're going to want to fishel estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already. returned to venezuela. to visit friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters. made for mines. this is new news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes the african union sais twenty nineteen is the year. with africa home to a quarter of the world's displaced people we'll take you to northern kenya where a concept to empower repeats is being piloted. and fake news is on the rise in the run up to the election in nigeria will meet the people tossed with separating fact from fiction. south africa's soul which will gospel choir hits a number of high notes at the grammys we'll get reaction to the group's grammy winner. i'm christine window welcome to news africa i'm glad you're tuned in african leaders have gathered for the twenty nine thousand a year summit and this year the mass movement of people was the emphasis statistics from the united na

only trade but also cooperation is to be expanded the main focus is on digitized nation and auto fishel intelligence in japan manufacturers produced more than half of the global supply in twenty seventeen making the country the top industrial robot maker now germany is fifth in that market and japan is also the forefront of other major future technologies such as the manufacture of batteries for electric cars an area where german producers are still trying to get up to speed for so there are many incentives for call for a. let's talk about them with claimants' kober he is director of trade and policy e.u. customs and transatlantic relations at the german in the german chamber of industry and commerce in brussels claimants we are sharing a family name but we're not related let's make that clear anyway good to have you on the program clarence with strong ties between germany and japan already in place what do you believe is missed medical's mission well good morning the visit of ms merkel in japan is comes at a very crucial point in time for increasing protectionism that german businesses

they are going to want to fishel estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombia legally and illegally. already eckel won't return to. visit friends is that i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. bearing witness global news that matters. made for mines. her first day of school in the jungle. first clueless and. then doris grand moment arrives. join during a tank on her journey back to freedom. you know where interactive documentary. tour up and running tame returns home on t w dot com tang's. this is the news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes it's getting out of hat zero looms rape crisis has sparked a huge public outcry about what's being done about it will be speaking to the country's press t.v. fox the mom of that deal. also coming up. gay sex as a crime in kenya but the high court meetings that are frightening we meet one woman for whom the law back ruling.

you're going to want to fishel estimates more than one point two million venezuelans live in colombialegally and illegally. i'd return to. visit friends just i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. witness. matters. and on demand. video. a warm welcome from berlin and to today's edition of arts and culture i'm karen homestead and we've got a gender bending show lined up with these top stories. american oven guard artist laurie anderson gets the run of hamburg's monumental egg for how money for four days she's wowing audiences with her multitude of creative impulses. it's more than just a buzzword in twenty nineteen we take a look at gender sensitive product design and its implications for all genders. and via does germany's version of fat thursday when women take to the streets to claim their part off the festivities a tradition that marks the start of carnival in the rhineland. but we start with the american artist laurie anderson who has never let herself be confined into any particular genre or box since her format

produced it it's not part of the belly knowledge of fishel program but that doesn't matter she knowsrom personal experience that even small. steps can lead to great successes. who. believe. in a matter of the woman brave the rain to attend what could be her most important appointment at the berlin international film festival a meeting with international casting agents the european shooting stars have become a close knit group it as it opened my eyes inspired me to look more into european sounds and i also feel like i also talking to my colleagues i learned so much more about each country and the different film industries. we can't get too close to the action since they're discussing future film projects that are still top secret. the woman values having the freedom to play a wide variety of female roles. we tend to like them to be sympathetic to that warm and motherly and when they don't like take those boxes so we kind of. we don't like them so we don't want to see them but we need that diversity and we need those new ones to characters i get to germany you double my scene. so there

albania's prime minister has refused to revoke his diplomatic immunity shielding him from the law there fishel position was to deny everything and it could be a case of just a few bad apples but the opposition says it is not the sheer scale really of the drug operations in colombia of europe is mind blowing this tiny nation has become one of the biggest transit hubs for heroin cannabis. cocaine smuggling racketeering a service police force in the pocket of crime lords politicians enabling the drug trade instead of fighting it this is what albanian protesters say drives them to the street yet so far they've mostly been told to shut up and know their place for the democratic party the socialist movement for integration and other opposition parties to abandon them and it's in parliament undermine the basic principles of democracy yeah follett's a protest is apparently a violation of democracy in the us rulebook the same us by the way that suffers from a severe drug problem of the so on europe that albania's mafia have turned into a dirty money cash cow doesn't seem to mind backing the elites to t

albania's prime minister has refused to revoke his diplomatic immunity shielding him from the law there fishel position was to deny everything we do every allegation of corruption you know they were to do. i meant it evidence in there is allegations and but in this instance there are significant documented in evidence links between the current government organized crime when the laundry and the trafficking of drugs and i think it needs to be ascertained as to whether the two thousand and seventeen elections were free and fair or whether there was buying and vote rigging going on and i think that is why people are that sort of the cherry on the cake you know why people feel that they need to be said action taken and it could be a case of just a few bad apples but the opposition says it is not the sheer scale really of a tiny nation has become one of the biggest transit hubs for heroin cannabis and cocaine smuggling racketeering a server police force in the pocket of crime lords politicians enabling the drug trade instead of fighting it this is what albanian protesters say drives them to the str

or maybe it will alter fishel intelligence comes up with amazing results will algorithm soon rival human artists. to some artists it can be worrying that for julia boban cole and freedom on balance it's fascinating as a eye opening that new possibilities they generate their works entirely on a computer and they create virtual realities they've taught themselves to program and take those who don't their v.a.r. headsets on trips through fantasy worlds it's the artists who provide the basic content the motifs the computer doesn't think them up by itself. you cook a tea and watch my sometimes joke that our work day consists of going to the studio in the morning turning on the computer drinking coffee and coming back when the work is done i wish should be yes. unfortunately that isn't the case i don't think it will ever be like that at least not as long as humans remain the key factor in the equation for dostana because what the computer does when you leave it alone up there is you could say being human is puts. me on my comes out on magician is i. computer had computers have no needs whether

her motivations other than that she is trying to create your own or of yourself outside at least fishel role family done so i think she would have been really interesting because. it is i spent a long feeling a kind of questioning about the monarchy as the powers had seemed to seem to be on the side of the yellow shirts or the their opponents back and i did ten years ago so if her nomination had gone through it would have been i mean it's not interesting only that she wanted to become a politician but she wanted to become a politician with a very grassroots party and that would've that would have perhaps been a bridge between the grass roots in the monarchy in a way that's never been seen before right and crean sack. the fact now that the party that chose to take this rather risky gamble. as a chart party now faces the the distinct possibility of being dissolved of being shut down i mean that impacts upon the general democratic landscape of the country and makes it obviously much less much less of a choice much less of a pluralistic situation full that is come march. is a subsidiary par

fishel policy of the trump administration is what they call energy dominance so sure they would love to replace gas prom supplies of gas with american energy the problem is is american ellen g. is too expensive now and isn't competitive with gas from russia or pipe gas for example from norway so the prices will need to come down for the united states be successful in that market that said though germany has in an effort to try to demonstrate that it is prepared not only to buy russian gas but gas from elsewhere has said it is prepared to help facilitate and even support the construction of an l n g terminal in vilhelm softly so that american elenchi can come into the german market so the politics of this is interesting one wonders why europe would be better off taking more gas increased price from the united states a country that has turned its back on international cooperation and described europe and indeed germany as foes when it comes to trade. i can't answer that question what you're really asking me is is current american policy towards europe and germany in particular coherent

albania's prime minister has refused to revoke his diplomatic immunity shielding him from the law their fishel position was to deny everything we do every allegation of corruption you know there are documented evidence and there is allegations and but in this instance there are significant documented in evidence links between the current government organized crime money laundering and the trafficking of drugs and i think it needs to be ascertained as to whether the two thousand and seventeen elections were free and fair or whether there was vote buying and vote breaking going on and i think that is why people that were sort of the cherry on the cake you know why people feel there should be some action taken and it could be a case of just a few bad apples but the opposition says it is not the sheer scale really of the drug operations in colombia of europe is mind blowing this tiny nation has become one of the biggest transit for heroin cannabis and cocaine smuggling. racketeering a service police force in the pocket of crime lords politicians enabling the drug trade instead of fighting it this

violence being waged by al shabaab that we've been seeing in the past couple of months one which of fishel say is meant to show that the group who still. has the power to carry out such kind of attack this by losing most of the up and strongholds and this other attack that we're reporting this killing in puntland i wanted to show is how widespread al shabaab three chassis is in that. yes indeed of course this is a place where they are tucked up and in the port of course hostile is almost a thousand kilometers away from mogadishu and just shows you the rich and breadth of the area which al-shabaab operates in it's not new to this place else about fighters have been having a foothold in the portland region for the for many years and it's been quite difficult for the u.s. trained somali forces in that part of the country to remove them from the range the mountain range on the outskirts of course also town which is their hideout now and today for most the multis national working for dubai ports world was heading to work in the morning when he was targeted by two gunmen who were disguised thems

feel fishel trailer of the english premier league sells itself as a global spectacle it is after all the richest football league in the world and for that reason also the most glamorous. of the ten clubs in the world with the highest revenue six are from england. the bundesliga is somewhat more modest its strategy aims to play on emotions. on the pitch the bundesliga can still go toe to toe with the premier league when it comes to marketing strategies and t.v. revenues however there's a gulf between the two divisions finished law schools and of course the big money is going to stand in and there's nothing we can do about that at the moment being in the nuts and we often forget that in the domestic markets english clubs earn less revenue than german clubs the big difference is in the international broadcast rights and of course they have a certain advantage there in terms of the language. english is spoken around the world which boosts the international popularity of english clubs and the value of the worldwide television rights in that area the premier league are in four times as muc

albania's prime minister has refused to revoke his diplomatic immunity shielding him from the law there fishel position was to deny everything we do every allegation of corruption you know they were to do. demented evidence in there is allegations and but in this instance there are significant documented in evidence links between the current government organized crime money laundering and the trafficking of drugs and i think it needs to be ascertained as to whether the two thousand and seventeen elections were free and fair or whether there was buying and vote rigging going on and i think that is why people that were sort of the cherry on the cake you know white people feel that they need to be said action taken and it could be a case of just a few bad apples but the opposition says it is not the sheer scale really of the drug operations in colombia of europe is mind blowing this tiny nation has become one of the biggest transit hubs for heroin cannabis and cocaine smuggling racketeering a server police force in the pocket of crime lords politicians enabling the drug trade instead of fighting

and you know the country where she comes from mexico when it's not you know warming there's no with fishel battles on it it's not a dictatorship but it is one of the most dangerous countries in the world for journalists why is that. well she is talking about that in this little piece we watched and she told us that also off camera it's really the level of corruption with in the government so she feels more threatened by the government than by the drug dealers she has some hold on the newly elected president of the daughter as she says the team might really change something but that's the point i mean the government is not not only not supporting journalists they are fighting journalists and then it's on the other hand the publishing houses they have no single interest and really investigative journalists because they are also all corrupt so this is one huge big corruption within the country now the hope is that the new president at least changes a little bit you know i mean there is that hope and there is this award that's being given to her but what else can be done what can we hear it fo

do that instead he sent out another political message now there will be a news conference held by fishel from the indian military that will take place in just over an hour and that might be our first actual government response there and more and more the indian government has been calculating and what they do next and how they respond because the head from pakistani prime minister emraan khan yes today another government minister today the foreign minister in fact saying that they are ready to run these as these pilots a lot of offers from pakistan but i'm not a lot of response from the indian side. well that's just it elizabeth they're really contemplating what to do next and it brought some primacy in iran han seems to have given them an out diplomatically that in exchange for this pilot we can deescalate the talks and take the situation forward but a lot of political analysts have told that the government's also keeping the upcoming indian elections in mind they want to show that their government is strong that they can defend the country and that they can really flex their muscle whe

fishel president and recognized him today there's a meeting in montevideo in europe by where countries from the you are from latin america and you are meeting russia was not invited they have complained about it and the region is already volatile and this is becoming the center of the fight between russia and the united states as well and that's what makes it so complicated to freely. fun and pleasure to have you with us. now more on venezuela in about twenty minutes when team sebastian interviews venezuela's ambassador to brussels cloud yes i live on conflicts and so do watch that if you can let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the wild rescues of the turkish city of istanbul are battling to free people trapped in the rubble of wednesday is a building collapse risk years have already been able to pull at least thirteen survivors from the building debris including a five year old girl treat people have been found dead. u.s. president during trump says the coalition fighting the circle islamic state has reclaimed nearly all of the territory once hel

vandalism and although he denies the charges he was arrested while on holiday in bangkok the thai fishel announced on monday that bahrain has now withdrawn that extradition request following talks with thai government officials. to bundesliga soccer now and verda braman are in celebration mode this week marking the one hundred twentieth anniversary of the club they continue the party in their match against outburst recording their biggest buddhist legal win of the season. the good fives a back in bremen and visiting alex burke were given no rest but straight from the whistle. put the hosts ahead after just eight minutes with this pace of individual brilliance. hausberg struggled to deal with brennan's ruthless intensity behind a second time smashed home the second perfect hit to leave keeper grego cueball stranded. just a minutes later braman strained forward again. outfoxed restocks lead and culled. a stunning strike and braman with three no luck heading into the half time. after the break braman took their foot off the gas but still remained dominant substitute kevin moved out rounding

state bank advising corbin's shadow chancellor john mcdonald is a former un and he were fishel who worked with the again the government in chile before it was overthrown a pioneer of economic research whose latest book is co-edited with nobel laureate joe stiglitz professor stephanie griffith jones financial markets program director at columbia university joins me now after the launch of an initiative with mcdonnell in the past few days stephanie welcome to going underground i understand you've been hanging out with the shadow chancellor of the exchequer what does he think of your research and work on national development banks first of all i'm delighted to be here. john mcdonald has been very interested in the research of this book because he's thinking of creating an ambitious national investment bank and he wants to learn from the international experience to big advantage actually to be a late comer because the british can learn from the good and bad lessons mainly the good lessons from the international experience countries like germany the most successful country in europe has got th

fishel president and recognized him today there's a meeting in montevideo in europe by where countries from the you are from latin america and europe are meeting russia was not invited they have complained about it and the region is already volatile and this is becoming the center of the fight between russia and the united states as well and that's what makes it so complicated to freely. the scholars fallen a pleasure to have you with us. let me now bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the world rescuers in the turkish city of istanbul are still battling to free people trapped in the rubble of wednesday's building collapse crews have managed to pull at least thirteen survivors from the building debris including a five year old girl three people have been found dead. investigators have recovered an unidentified body from the wreckage of the plane carrying footballer. and pilot david bits and the wreckage was found near the island of guernsey in the english channel following the plane's disappearance on the twenty first of january that weather has hampered atte

tensions flare in brussels as top fishel tell their probe ranks it counterparts in the u.k. that there's a special place waiting for them in power. is that we can hear a lot of international with me in a day or two to round up of the top stories of the last seven days and the latest headlines welcome to the program france has been wronged by a thirteenth consecutive weekend of violent protests as you know vast demonstrators continue to vent their anger of a government policy according to the authorities around. files on people turned out to rally in the capitol hill within in previous weeks protesters reportedly out objects at officers set fire to police their calls and vandalize shopfronts place responded with tear gas and riot guns one demonstrator had part of his hand blown off by a crowd control grenade a video agency rapidly captured images all three after math on a warning that you might finally follow it over to distressing. was. no no no he said it. was. due to the national assembly and people were trying to force their way in the police arrived and threw grenades on

the steady stream of venezuelans crossing the border continues without pause with your fishel entry points closed these pathways are the only option for the thousands who regularly cross into colombia for supplies we cross with food and medicine you have sick people who need treatment cancer treatment others doing jobs the closing affects us all but not everyone can walk and people are dying and soldiers patrol the area but people gangs control the paths in charge the equivalent of two u.s. dollars to cross on wednesday when this will end security forces reinforce their barriers across this bridge with more shipping containers loaded with soil and rock . bridge. thousands of people crossing. now the government says it wants to reopen this and other illegal crossings with. but that they don't have anybody to engage with on the other side. we're trying to make contact with officials on the other side for humanitarian reasons we're hoping that at least patients who need special treatment and also venezuelan children who study on the colombian side but no longer. president. blames what he desc