hendricks is the executive and research director for the non profit incentive. i always say to this hardly one sentence statement. teachers as though from san francisco, miss hendricks could help you with us all. i'll just say we're just tell us how concerned you. uh, because you're the only one. yeah. so i'm concerned that they, i could potentially lead to human extinction in the long run. and many experts in outside of the tech industry, we're also wasting their concerns about these issues. so many of the people who develop the current wave of artificial intelligence signed onto this letter. so we have broad support from all the top universities, with professors at each of them, saying that a, i use a global priority and it could lead to human extinction. it's so much of a concern that ought to be treated like a prior, a priority. like condemning or nuclear war. many of all views around the world who are either waking up in asia pacific whole perhaps going to bed in europe. and parts of america might perhaps think this is being just a little bit over dramatic.

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safety is here, director dan hendricks.y comparing it to nuclear bombs and ebbs tingsz events? -- extinction events? >> that's because later stage thes of this technology could potentially be that disastrous. elizabeth: howsome. >> just like bioengineering technologies ask nuclear. sure. a very simple example is with malicious use. if somebody uses an advanced a.i. system, they could potentially create a bioweapon. that's a career one. or -- clear one with. or they could use it to create a rogue system. someone gave it the command to seek global domination. given that they're on a very fast trajectory, maybe in a year or two the or maybe a few years after that they'd be able to -- elizabeth: well, how would it come down to -- [inaudible conversations] this feels like a big mind in the sky. how would it come down into our reality though? in what form? >> we meaning -- elizabeth: an extinction event or whatever. go ahead. >> sure, sure. so let's say they create a bioweapon with. they could engineer it to be extremely destruct

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a don hendricks is the executive and research director of the non profit incentive allies safety says tech companies on prioritizing quick development. they are not looking at any of the risks. we're on a very rapid curve and development. and the technologies are being developed so quickly because there's currently in a r arms race among the corporations. basically, they need to develop faster or a i technologies that are more powerful as quickly as possible in their prioritizing, the development of a i's power over over things like safety. so since we're cutting his arms race, we're moving more quickly than anybody can keep up with. we're developing very powerful technologies that we don't really understand. so the concern is that we could quickly wind up in a state where we have extremely dangerous technology. our hand and light was the nuclear arms race, which could bring us to the rank of catastrophe. a lot of the people behind these technologies are behind artificial intelligence. no, that is curious, really substantial risk, but there's little that they can do if they stop devel

but the trial of a new medication has show that can actually slow the progress of the illness from hendrick has the details. there is new hope for the millions worldwide, who suffer from old timers. disease a late stage trial of the eli lilly drug banana mob, shows it flows. cognitive decline by as much as 35 percent. the drug is a monoclonal antibody designed to remove amyloid plaque, which is one of the defining features of alzheimer's from the brain for the past 20 years or so. we've had drugs available that work on the symptoms, but really do not get it the underlying biology of the disease. so diana ma'am, is a drug, they get that the underlying disease process, the so called disease modifying therapy. current research tries the drug effective for those with mild cognitive impairment or mild dementia. but researchers say it is possible that the drug could be effective for those who show no signs of all timers, but whose biology suggests they could develop symptoms later. support, it doesn't stop to disease, it doesn't make people better, but it may slow the rate in which they decline.

the us is also tightening border controls with mexico, which on hendrick is in el paso in texas, on the border with mexico. a welcome to the us border with mexico on this side is el paso, on the us side, over there is war as mexico and lining that border are 4000 troops. $1500.00 regular us troops, $2500.00 us national guard troops, and they are preparing for the end of title $42.00. that is the pen demik era rule that allowed the us government to turn away 2700000 people trying to cross that border with no questions asked due to the pin demick. the rules change at the end of the day on thursday. and when that happens, the u. s. government has now said there will be tight rules as well. you will have had to have applied for asylum in another country before doing so in the us. and there's an app for people to apply on the mexican side. but for those who think this might be an easy time across that border, this is what homeland security secretary alejandro and new york is had to say, do not risk your life and your live savings only to be removed from the united states. if, if and when you

dan hendricks. >> we are in an ai arms race. companies are needing to compete with each other and develop ai as quickly as possible and they have put development of ai more powerful over making it safe, understandable and transparent. >> he says the risks run deeper. >> another possibility is that we automate some much of the economy and the world is more autonomously run and we don't know how to do things. and we are completely subject to them always doing your bidding. if they turn in another direction or pursue something else, we would be powerless to correct it. zach: sent has a tax expert also signed the statement saying hit makes sense that others decided to do the same as they may want to wash their hands of responsibility. >> when you have a few companies controlling this, those people control the world. those people can direct technology and society and have tremendous power. zach: the hope is that the statement and its support can lead to other leaders and policymakers recognizing the severity of the growing technology

. >>> and after being diagnosed with nonhodgkins lymphoma, william hendricks made an emotional returnd the game in the eighth to a big standing ovation from all the fans. afterwards he spoke about his journey back to baseball. >> it was humbling going out there and walking out there and seeing the amount of people wearing my shirts, the people having signs or flags, the amount of people that were chanting when i came into the game. it was very humbling and sobering moment for me. >> i tell you what, so cool to see him get that ovation. a lot of braves fans also cheering as well. congrats to both those guys to making it back. >> always nice to see a comeback like that. thank you. >>> coming up on "cnn this morning," president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy scrambled to get their debt ceiling passed. a key hurdle in a matter of hours. >>> next right here, also sending mortmortgage rates hire. the suncare brand used most by dermatologists for themselves and their fafamilies. vital protecection for all your days in the sun with neutrogena® beach defense®. ♪ ♪ make your dream car.a

chicago white sox pitcher liam liam hendricks return to the field last night after a five month battleave the very emotional moment and some of what he had to our friend tom jonas. watch this. >> let us see if indeed the phone call he has been waiting for, for months upon months has come. >> pitcher liam hendrix, heading out of the bullpen and right into white sox floor. lore. >> two drinks of water, one ball of emotion. a healthy one at that coming out. >> the cheer from the chicago crowd growing, as he inched closer to the mound, at the top of the eighth during last night's game against the angels. >> walking like i did likable circle just on a man rotating around so i can see every part of the ballpark. up to my wife in one of the suites behind home plate, she deserves this as much as i do. >> back in december, the 34 year old diagnosed with stage four non hodgkins lymphoma. >> how tough was that? >> it wasn't an easy thing to hear. but i think the hardest thing was telling my wife. >> by april, following rounds of chemo, the closer announced what his team and fans waited to hear, h

a healthy lima hendricks takes us off the air tonight. and on that, no i wish you a very good and very healthy night. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for staying up late, i will see you at the end of tomorrow. tomorrow >> thanks for joining us this evening. for the past several months we've watched the far white wing of the american party hold congress hostage. meaning major concessions from the biden white house or else they will blow up the fragile u.s. economy. they would tank the stop market and push hundreds of thousands of people onto the unemployment line. so, a potential catastrophe of their own making. now there is a deal on the table to stop the catastrophe from coming to pass. over the weekend president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy hammered out an agreement to raise the debt ceiling and avoid default. and republicans, they got some of what they wanted in a. unspent covid relief funds clawed back, creating new hurdles for some people trying to access food assistance and other feder

the white sox trailing the los angeles angels in the top of the eight hendricks through 16 strikes, aboutruns. and angels beat the white sox, but far more importantly he's cancer-free and back pitching. time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. michelle, how's it looking out there? i bech you it's gloomy. >> you have to be proud of the comeback he made. >> i appreciate it. >> yeah. weather wise we are looking at some storms across the area and we have a series of fronts moving through and that's going to bring a chance for showers and storms. radar showing where the rain is falling right now. we're seeing some showers and storms in the middle of the country and that's going to be the theme throughout this tuesday. into portions of of the upper mississippi valley we could see winds gusting up to 80 miles per hour some of these storms. that's going to be the big risk with these storms, also some hail. the northern tier of the nation temperatures well above average, upper 80s, 90s in some areas. we're going to be into the 90s in new york city

hendrick. congratulations on winning. the 2021 hayek book price. all right. good evening. it's great to be with you. thanks john for your for your generous introduction there. well, it's my great honor to receive this award. i'm especially delighted to have received it having been selected from such an esteemed group of finalists. i'm indeed an unlikely recipient of the award in developing the ideas in the weirdest people in the world. i wasn't endeavoring to explore high ex proposals or demonstrate his principles the only work of hayek that i'd read prior to about two weeks ago was the fatal conceit and i read that back in the 1990s. given this the convergence between the ideas developed in the weirdest people in the world and many of high accential proposals is indeed striking. i didn't fully appreciate the convergence until i return to hayek's work in preparation for this evening. i embarked on research for the book weird in 2010 after the publication of the homonymous paper in the journal behavioral and brain. it's in that paper. i wish i coauthored with two social psy

hendricks found out in january that he had non hodgkin's lymphoma after treatment.l that he was officially in remission. when hendrix was diagnosed. he said he'd be back on the field by june. will he beat that timetable? pitching last night on may 20/9 for him. and it is that time of year when people are graduating. we know athletes make an impact on young people. this young man from long reach high school in columbia, maryland. obviously. a lebron james fan. throw the charge got to well deserved many points. he scored after that, but lebron obviously made an impact on his life to celebrate joe bid what are you doing? oh, uh, priya's calling in a few minutes on skype, and we are gonna have a dinner date. it's 8:00 in the morning in mumbai. how can she have dinner? fine, whatever. priya will be having breakfast. all right, so technically, it's not a dinner date. i suppose you could call it a, uh, dinfast date. but if you did, you'd open yourself to peer-based mocking, such as, "hey, leonard, how was your dinfast with priya last night?" that doesn't sound like mocking

but what we did find is with kate hendricks, who had cancer just the last year, the president signed for the rest of their lives. there was an outdoor ex-skurgs company started in alaska to help veterans get through ptsd. at the end of the day, that's what i'm seeing resonate with all these families. you saw the kids too, right? >> yeah, i did. i was going to ask about the kids. i mean, trying to keep from the -- her husband and woman trying to keep cancer away from their kids. he could still tell there's something wrong, and the husband saying, i'm not ready to be a single parent. how did the kids do? >> i was talking to shane, the husband this last week. he's a completely different person today because of that journey. when it comes to matthew, the child, and the two other kids, dave and huck, what you saw was an unvarnished strength from them that helped the mom and the dad get through everything. their honesty and love for their parents. in the movie, it looks very difficult. but the flip side, you see the strength that they bring to the family unit and how they all change roles.

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took care of business and we'll finish with and they shall seeings in major league baseball. liam hendricks made his return to the chicago white sox off to his counselor back to the session. 4 year old has undergone immunotherapy and came to therapy after being diagnosed with stage 4 non touched, concerned about the announcement april. he was information great feedback on the field that as we spoke for now, another update light's a real demo. thank you very much indeed. now, just as it is going to be here in a couple of minutes, more all the stories, i'm or madison the, the, the frank assessments. quite frankly. let's address the elevator in the room. the reason the south koreans want their own nuclear to terraces because they don't trust the us informed opinions. fighting has basically lock this thing up so far that it is impossible virtually for somebody else 7 to the race at this point in depth analysis of the case headlines. so then it might have implemented the states that there is no strong government to control and which means that this might affect other countries inside story on al

and we'll finish with some emotional things in major league baseball. liam hendricks made his return to the chicago white sox off to his counselor back to assess the 4 year old, his underground immunotherapy, and came to therapy. after being diagnosed with stage 4 and non hodgkin's lymphoma, he announced in april that he was in relation the great pictures. lovely to see him back as that is always pulling out. joe, you will have another gem. i thank you very much indeed. now i'm going to be back from a couple of minutes with more and all the stories including rushes, defense, ministry, accusing ukraine of what it calls a terrorist attack about us and stay with us the, [000:00:00;00] the the, a frank assessments. this board is because of the unit of the vision and the looking limited, suspicious to their own. so you've done that then spread to the bestbuy inside story on al jazeera, it's every young, the footboard is drained to turn professional living most appreciative towards my autonomy. and thoughts, very mindful, issued out to 0. well, for those 3 talented i took place from the ro

they bought $2 billion worth of shares in march, helping adani group whether the hendrick report -- weathere top offices have been sued in a class action filed by first horizon shareholders. the complaint alleges td bank made knowingly false statements and acquisition deal would go through this year. despite problems getting regulatory approval. first horizon stock tumbled after the deal failed. the bankrupt space launched company tied to richard branson, virgin orbit, will sell as modified 747 to strader lodge for $17 million. it is also selling its primary rocket factory in california to rocket lab for $16.1 billion. the piecemeal sale indicates there was no adequate bid emerging for the whole of virgin orbit sharing. >> take a look at how u.s. futures trading at the moment. a little bit of upside but not that much considering it was a risk obsession here in new york. we are talking about debt negotiations stalling in washington. some house republicans even questioning when the treasury runs out of cash. we got solid eco-data. new home sales and business activity growing. so the treasury

joining me now is kate hendricks thomas, a former marine and board member of the service women's actions the leading voice in the world of veteran wellness. kate, when you were serving, were you aware of this? - well, the scale and the reach of the current issue is certainly larger than anything i faced while i was on active duty. 'cause when i was an officer of marines- - thinking back, i felt like the questions i needed to ask myself now emotionally were something she knew well. so i reached out to visit kate. (soft music) (soft music continues) - i'm gonna try something different for dinner tonight. - oh, no. - so wish me luck. - please don't. - hey, i'm trying to do something that matthew will eat. that's my goal. meatballs. hello, honey bunny. - mama, can i eat something? - i'm gonna make dinner right now. take your shoes off. you don't need shoes on in the house. you're gonna try my meatballs. - mama, i want waffles. - you can have waffles after meatballs. - mm-hmm. - i want the waffles and toast. - you can have toast and meatballs. - [shane] i mean, you gotta have protein, dude.

it happened in chicago where liam hendricks came out of the bull pen to pitch the 8th inning.ins lymphoma. the fans living him a longstanding ovation. his first pitch was a strike. we've also got a lot more ahead. you'll hear from the passenger sitting next to the man who opened that emergency door midflight coming up. >> now to our abc news exclusive with the 11-year-old mississippi boy who was shot by a police officer responding to a call for help that the boy made himself. we're hearing from the boy for the first time this morning. our demarco morgan is the down with him and joins us with the story. good morning, demarco. >> reporter: good morning. it is a good thing he is alive to even talk about it. the boy said at one point he thought he was going to die but credits his faith this morning and his mom for saving his life. did you think you were dying at the time? >> actually, i thought i was about to lose my life. >> reporter: this morning aderrien murry speaking to abc news for the first type since being shot in the chest by a mississippi police officer. >> i never thoug

i bought jimmy hendrick. i didn't have it all. i bought the whole abu i enjoy.days. there are some fridays there, for example, and my friend or someone who understands understands, we set, we take a cup, coffee, tea. i just don't drink, they have records. yes, they sound great. i really want to release the last two albums on faith, for example, because before that i have been releasing all these years. well the last vinyl. i have had ninety-first year it was called. i want to be alone. uh-huh. well, it's very beautiful. here he is, you know, here i have a wall at home, on which there are all, all of my albums, of course, vinyl. it's vinyl and it looks different and in general the quality is good. yes, the musician, you really knew this and the fools threw away these record players, i only had a bunch of robertino larisa hmm and that's it, i dug very, very much, i found a lot of old records and domestic production and there are several foreign ones. you know it's worth just starting you uh, you'll understand you will find out where what is for sale and where need

fly through the air, especially with those aba red, white and blue basketballs, that was, like, hendrickss combined for basketball. that was, man, crazy. >> caldwell professor. >> i love the sixers, especially when they were beating the celtics. >> that didn't happen very often, i'll just point that out. yeah, the substitute, too, they lost the heartbreaker at the buzzer on sunday when they could have seized control of the series. i mean, celtics/lakers final is on the horizon. we've had a few of those, obviously, over the years. especially throw lebron in the mix now with his own history against the celtics, that would be something. you have to get by philly first. >> tell me, does the garden floor still sweat? >> they finally fixed that. it's the ice underneath from the bruins games. >> like in 1997. >> yeah, couple weeks ago. the bruins got eliminated, so that took care of that problem. >> right. >> mika, we're just going to do a little support group meeting here. >> okay. >> i want everybody to just say, "i am worthy. my baseball team is worthy. it is a marathon, not a sprint." can yo