the human spacious. well like, think about if the world life was created or supposed created one year ago. the human speech has done would be 10 minutes old. or nick is a philosopher at oxford university who works alongside computer scientists, is ted talk had a huge impact and explorers these ideas. further in his book, super intelligence, super intelligence. it's an intellect that radically out performs even the, the sharpest human minds across the board. so imagination, try to get these social skills wisdom, the full tunnel play a few minutes. i can see the not just one more. it's a general substitute for human cognition. the might on a superintendent mind, entirely devoted to maximizing the number of paper types that exist in the world. so it would create great schemes for achieving political control, maybe an event, whole new manufacturing technologies where maybe the earth and then the rest of the universe is turned into the paper tape factors. so this is a cartoon example. the specific example of

and institutions is human rights.e that was born in america after world war ii. after the second world war, the american economic outlook was growing a lot. there were more iranians in europe even than the first world war, and all capital and wealth went to america. this time, the americans were not only thinking about the domestic market, they were thinking about the global market . creating a global market for american goods required the export of western consumerism and capitalist culture to other parts of the world. for such extensive culturalization, an intellectual system is needed it was a fundamental right. a system that the whole world has accepted and embraced. that hot summer day in paris. elena roosevelt was building such a system. elinor's parents were also among those who socialized with nobles and capitalists and participated in the parties of the rich classes. they were so-called socialists. socialists were actually a class known for lavish parties and socializing with the highest levels of social, eco

how should we humans interact with human with robots? it's an evolving question that's already become reality and some forms of therapy. nature has autism spectrum disorder. she's practicing social interactions with a robot point not show long time, no see. using today's menu, i found the data syndrome, them being i cubby's, cupid, and behaves like a child, which helps a need to pay attention and stay focused on things that are frequently. and so i thought i'm going to, that's what i mean. the physical therapist could do that, that's a nice job vista that the children get much more quickly that way and then put that in gratitude. i'd like this pizza. enjoy your meal. studies have shown the children. luckily, check benefit from interacting with the robot to you. this specially helps them learn to maintain only contacts, which is a crucial element and communication and social interaction. how do i respond tie cups, charles, like face? will i be tempted to believe of this, something human behind the face of the machine? my day is waiting fo

was later renamed the miriam rothschild foundation for human rights. one of the largest human rights organizations in england and the world. another human rights foundation was established in new york city, the founder of which was one of the jewish capitalists who opposed chapsez named torhallerson. jewish writer eli wiesel was also a member of this foundation. wiesel was the one who accused hamas of using human shields in the gaza war and was very critical of obama for pushing to stop urban development in jerusalem. soon, with the help of the media, wiesel became a global figure in the field of literature and human rights. now maybe it is better to talk about human rights institutions and their zionist supporters. in 1948, along with the birth of israel, the declaration of human rights is also born in paris. elino roosevelt, the widow of the former american president, now has the role of a prophet who announced a new order in the world. eleanor in the united nations followed the human rights activities of the united states and watched the rise and gr

he left the human rights council, so this council why did you create human rights? well, if you really want to look at these crimes, why do you interfere with the human rights situation of other countries? if the violation of human rights is indisputable, it should cause the position of these countries and these mechanisms , that is, the same countries that run these organizations do not have the will to deal with them and they look completely political, and the human rights mechanisms are completely in their hands. as someone who has more than 25 years of experience in international organizations and multilateralism , unfortunately, i have to say that the generality of these organizations especially the organizations that deal with international security issues , peace and human rights, of course, this has not caused the islamic republic of iran to diminish its presence, because after all, we have to use the opportunities of presence to clarify positions or try to prevent decisions that are harmful for countries like ours, but this is a fact , unfortunately , you c

i'm on team human. the reflection we can call you, my name is huge today my daughters and i get to meet my avatar. how old are you? i'm not sure how to answer that. don't ask me something else. um, when was i born? uh, do you know my name? yes. your name, sir. uh, what grade in my in your going into grade 7. what's one of your favorite trips with us? a new born. we got your passport and we took the time and we are on the beach to which akita, korea. so you could meet bellingers on trips here. it was wild to see it in action . sometimes it felt creepy to me like the face root. but it's why of that look at are looking at us tracking us. wow. what did you guys think talking to that avatar? the, i would try doesn't really have a soul, you know? so it's, it's like you think they're having these emotions, but really they're just they, they just react because humans back that way. but really, they're not feeling it would you want to become a model digitally? i don't think you can. if it does that make sense? l

and you think about human life. you know, today that is also true that that's kind of what we do be going social media. you see that combination of dominance, people kind of frightening and bullying each other. i'm sure people kind of, you know what we, what we call this virtue signaling. it has um, real costing them more row police and more. oh um, you know, preoccupations and also showing real fast success on instagram. you know, the holidays, the certificates are so humbled by this. and so do you find, do you think that there's a sort of categorical difference in some respects between the kind of states is that you can obtain through the dominance rate. whereas the more prestige kinds of states as something which has to be bestowed upon you by other individuals. definitely. so the domain is you've taken the state to show your graphing stays with other people and prestige people are offering it to you. and as soon as you start insisting on that you should be treated as a state is still person, people doesn't like

this is co operation, a unique clean human instinct. is it true the status on the mental human name? no, it does offer. it had explained much of the world's russian attitude and conflict. can we as human beings harness our species, see the pallets a cooperate and prioritize the we over the me join us to find out in studio be on scripting the so nick, a u r. n e pollution, a biologist. you right? really? what in your book about how court perceives that kind of human species is? are there any other kind of species that share our propensity for incredible cooperation? yes, and in fact, corporation is ubiquitous on the planet. we see lots and lots of species that have socially like we do. i think it's often quite tempting, in fact, when we thinking about comparing human behavior to what we see and of the species, to instinctively, always think about our closest living relatives on the planet. but chimpanzees and for no bows and the other grey tapes. but in fact, one of the sort of biggest revelations is that often where we find the most pro

we cannot separate the robots and humans went through the possibly humans humans up of the board. you know, she should. google has been staring down that fin line between humans and robots. he's the director of the intelligent robotics laboratory as most of the university, and i'm doing wrong on the bill to by a professor so he should go. by creating a bit of human life robots. i'm trying to understand, what is your mind? is it what's uh, what's kind of on the assess, we have other humans, right? so, you know, i'm trying to think we mentioned that the ideas onto that robert. i'm jim and lloyd and shy fine. you might be fries, you should not be. it will she's building early prototypes for what may become much more advanced a androids. my name is jeff. no, it has travelled around the world to give talks. and even though it's a far cry from the androids on west world, here's an a i clone that looks so much like the human people see the android on stage and mistake it for him. people say so. and that to me, that people recognize they might android as myself. i to watch a quite interes

there is a division about how to capture human attention and modify human hate your online. that relate for me was the turn, especially for people in the technology industry began to think of their users more the way heroin dealer thinks as a user. how do we addict them and control them? host: what is the mindset. douglas: it is a few things. there are a few ways i can describe the mindset, this idea you can earn enough money to insulate yourself from the damage you are creating by earning money. you can develop enough technology to correct for all of the problems you created the technology that you just made. the mindset is a silicon valley belief that more tech and more money, they can solve for anything. it is a techno solution must understanding of the world, where human beings are the problem a technology is the solution. they tend to be libertarian. they understand human relationships as purely a market phenomenon. there -- they tend to be frayed of women, nature, black and indigenous people. they tend to want to own everything. the object is to see one's own contribut

they are talking about human rights, where are the human rights?y came to say that i hate these children, death to america, death to israel, death to israel and death to those who really support israel . today, the people of the chiefs of qalgi all gathered together to declare their support for gaza and the axis of resistance , god willing. nationwide gatherings of the iranian people to declare their disgust and condemn the heinous crime committed by the zionists last night in the bombing of the gaza hospital continues. this gathering in tehran will start in a few minutes, that is, from 15:00 in the revolution square. in tehran, the capital of the islamic world , we will witness a glorious gathering of the dear and revolutionary people of tehran. today at 3:00 pm, 15:00 in el-enghel square. revolution square will definitely make waves from the revolutionary people of tehran. today, the dear people of islamic iran in tehran will certainly show this link in other places. they condemned the treatment staff of the bombers of al-mu'amedani hospital in g

president, in the universal declaration of human rights and i quote: disregard and contempt for humaness the international community and ask, represented by your council, is your human conscience not offended by the crimes of the israeli occupation over the course of 56 years of its colonial occupation, or by the terrorism, killing, destruction and starvation to which the palestinian people are exposed today, doesn't this wholesale killing offend you through the israeli targeting of innocent persons and and houses of worship and other civilian objects and the humanitarian staff, depriving our people of their humanity does not offend you. the statements by israeli officials, do not offend you, that call for ethnic cleansing and genocide, and that describe the palestinian people and children as children of darkness and as human animals in order to allow for killing, does: is not offend the conscience, the continued blockade for 16 years and the starvation of the people, the prevention of water, food, fuel and other necessary supplies, does not, does this not offend the human conscience

thank you, artificial intelligence is a human creation, which means imagining that this intelligencewell, you can hypothetically, that’s what science fiction writers do, but in the short term, i think this is impossible, that’s how it is for now... such a terrible event from the point of view of the general development of human civilization did not happen, we must carefully, we mean the whole of society, the people, the entire human race in general, carefully monitor the consequences of the introduction, artificial intelligence, and where intelligence undoubtedly helps, but why not, why not , in the end, the vast majority of scientific achievements that seemed fantastic centuries ago work today, including working for the benefit of man, although some of them work to create terrible types of weapons, yes, but this is always the case, all achievements have their plus and minus, but in other words, we will not avoid the development of everything that is associated with the promotion of capabilities, artificial intelligence, but in parallel with this we must develop the corresponding phi

the argument of team human, no, no, team human is a team sport. evolution is not the story of the survival of the fittest individual. if you actually read the darwin, read the book. we're book tv, read the book. page after page, the guy is marvels the way that species collaborate and cooperate to assure mutual survival, within the species and as intertra species coordination. so if human beings are-- and arguably we're not -- but if human beings are the most evolved species because we've evolved the most complex methods of collaborating and cooperating with each other and a lot of these are very subtle. a lot of them are when you're in real life with another human being, you see whether their pupils are getting larger or smaller as you speak, are they taking you in or rejecting you. is their breathing synchronizing with yours. making the micronod motions with their head or micronegative motions. you can't see anything on zoom, skype or a text message. we're trying to conduct a very complex and difficult human society in a world that's not letting

what will humans be then? what will give us meaning and support in a world where we're redundant, the back to the city of we definitely need where i'm at the world, the largest to do festival with senior as these up as part of the one of those who do kings has invited us personally, to be honest, i feel out of place here as a northern european tech nerd. something in the rebels against the idea of due to being an enlightened ritual. wouldn't beautiful have called all of this superstition? or do we hear pnc rituals like these from a heavily biased euro central point of view? self funded mentally opposed our science and spirituality from each other actually spiritual basis of life. we're not just flesh walking around. there's very within and, you know, the one thing that a lot of people don't understand is no see off les, right? they don't see how far they're sierra and your energy. when we stop seeing color and start treating, you know, each other differently. will it be fun? but so then we have our here we're

has the right to live, every human has right, every human has right to freedom of speech, and here in the palistin state where people are out and they are last many decades and nobody is paying towards them and united nations and we are itself as a of the humanity and human rights and it is dignity for the palestinian people, why there is no security for the life of common people in palestine and he put forward the questions which are asked by the garden people who are facing these hardship to the collective conscience of the world, why world is not understanding their pain, why world is not understanding how a child left only child left in a family where 10%, eight person or... eight persons are killed and only one child is left band, who wi is answerable to him, who will tell him what to do, what is his next day, nobody is thinking about that, and only world media and world community, it is trying to suppressed more by doing their rights and hiding their hardship by propaganda and fake news and fake media coverage which is given to the other side, not to the people of palestin. okay

the idea of team human's argument no, no, no being human is a team sport. evolution is not the story of the survival of the fittest individual. if you actually read the book we are book tv but read the book. what you will see us page after page is guys marveling at the way species collaborate and cooperate to ensure survival but they did that within the species and as it enters species coordination. human beings are and are completely or not if human beings are the most proud species it is because we are at the most complex methods of collaborating and cooperating with each other. a lot of these are very subtle. when you are in real life with another human being you see whether their pupils are getting larger or smaller as you speak are they taking and or rejecting you? is there breathing synchronizing with yours? the micro nod in motion with your head or micro negative you can't see any of this on zoom, or skype, or on a text message. we are trying to conduct a very complex and difficult human society h in a world that's not letting us get the social cues

nature of the humanity— ability, the human nature of the humanity of gaza.— ability, the human nature| humanity of gaza, all that you call for, it is so important. but if you believe it's important to end the war, if israel won't listen to the calls for a ceasefire, you have to turn to its allies which are also allies ofjordan. your words to them in private must be even angrier than what you are saying in public. they are not telling israel to stop firing. are not telling israel to stop firina. ~ . are not telling israel to stop firin~.~ . , firing. we are telling everybody what they need _ firing. we are telling everybody what they need to _ firing. we are telling everybody what they need to hear. - firing. we are telling everybody what they need to hear. we - firing. we are telling everybodyj what they need to hear. we are telling — what they need to hear. we are telling everybody where we stand and i telling everybody where we stand and i think— telling everybody where we stand and i think what ijust said represents where _ i think what ijust said represents where we — i think what

everyone in this country are human. everyone should see people as human beings. guest: they should. caller: working or not. what profession they are or not. accountability always works. if they do wrong -- i do not support wrong. if they do right, i support right. it can't be one or the other. yes, an officer needs to know the people in the community. but i'm what type of officers? -- but, what type of officers? we need to vent our officers more closely instead of seeing everybody as criminal. i get with the police here in iowa. you see mostly everyone has criminals, even if it is a small crime. wrong. it is just wrong. host: thank you. thank you. guest: pedro, i am not sure what she disagreed with. i certainly am a proponent of police accountability. again, we cannot just hold police accountable in times of tragedy and crises. we have to get ahead of that. that is what these relationships will afford us to do. that accountability has to happen on a day to day basis in every neighborhood. police officers police differently, there is a different level of combat -- level of accountabi

, they do not know that humanity has historically prevailed over nazism and fascism, humanity is going to prevail even against this israeli regime, and anglo americans who support the colonial state of israel, they should know that there is no future for this fascist israel in the middle east, israel has to become a democracy. its criminal leaders should face justice, there is other way, they cannot rule over muslims and arabs by terror like they're doing now. thanks lot sir, historian and social activist alsy jose joining us from. live images that we're getting from uh the gaz strip there uh we're going to keep a close eye on all the latest developments with regards to the war on ghaza here on press tv. our correspondent ashher shannon says, palestinians in the blockaded strip are completely cut off from the outside world, including the news related to the solidarity rallies, the solidarity, other journalists know about it, but people in gaza know nothing about it, they don't have electricity, they don't have newspapers, they don't have internet access, so basically around two million

of humanity everywhere in the world. look at what is being done today , it makes your duty as members of the media very heavy and everyone. who know and understand what is going on in the world today is a heavy responsibility for all of us. the heavy mission is to transmit the correct narration to the communities and to prevent the incorrect narration from the narrators. who are close to the world, they want us not to shape the perception of human society, but they are this perception take shape and go to the side where people can find the power of analysis . the prophet came and invited people to think and reason. they think that what western societies want today, they don't want free thought, they want a thought that is under their influence, not independent , works under their control, works with the domination system, but what the islamic revolution of iran taught us, the imam learned today, the wise leader of the revolution. islam imam khamenei taught us all that free thoughts and an independent person can be influe

to ease this ethic human suffering. if we are to prevent any further descent into this humanitarian catastrophe, dialogue must continue to ensure a sense of supplies can get into gaza at the scale needed to spare civilians in the infrastructure. and they depend on to release sausages and to avoid any further escalation and spell over the world is looking to the member states around this council to play its part in leading the way. thank you. i think this is lynn has to in the for have briefing and i now give the floor to his excellency mister, he adds malik, minister of foreign affairs and the expiry yates of the observer, the state of palestine. mister president, we are here today to stop the killing to stop the mess that goes being committed against the police to young people. the ongoing massacres being deliberately systematically and savagely perpetrated by his writing, book of buying power against the punish tnc been doing population under its illegal occupation must be stopped. the security council has a view to s

positive stats that things for humanity. i've actually been getting progressively better people often call me up to this because i have tried to document human progress. the fact that over the last 250 years, our lives have gotten longer and healthier, we become better educated. poverty has been reduced a talk or see has fallen or has fallen. crime has fallen natural accidents of disease have been reduced as long as if i have an optimistic, temperamental, or overall world view. but i was persuaded by data that surprised me as much as they now surprise my readers just by any measure of human well being. when you actually look at it over time, you see that there, there has been progress. the how are you in for you? how is it? yes. yeah. stephen painter is the author of a well known book titled enlightenment now using suicide on metrics. he argues that since the age of enlightenment and practically all areas of life, things have essentially been headed in one direction, up, a ceaseless then makes them a most welcome guest for h

in 2003, she became involved with the dis, tens of human rights and the interior. ron and organizations founded by the nobel peace prize laureate, shaving at by the in 2011. miss mohammed the was arrested for the 1st time and sentence to many years of imprisonment for her efforts to assist incarcerated activities. and this time leaves 2 years later off the hood release on vain. miss mohammed, the mess to self in the campaign against the use of this penalty as iran has long beans among the countries that execute the highest proportion of their inhabitants. unruly. just since january twins, 2 twins, 2 to more than $860.00 prisoners have been published by the in the wrong for activities and begins the death penalty lead to the re rest of miss muhammad z in 2015 and to a sentence of additional years behind falls upon her return to prison, she began, she began opposing the regimes, systematic use of torture and sexualized, violence against political prisoners, and especially women, such as practiced in a wrong and prisons. last year's wave of protests became known to th

kennedy human rights award in 1991.also twice named an amnesty international prisoner of conscience. and years ago when he was denied entry into the united states, it was former u.s. president jimmy carter, among others, who advocated on his behalf to secure a visa. on monday, he shared this message with his friends -- "good morning from gaza. the most wonderful city l loved and wish to end my life on its soil. terrible and unbelievable the criminality. we did not sleep from the bombing. freedom and dignity so costly and we are ready to pay our lives for it. no right to give up. i am so proud of my people, unbelievable courage and strength. keep the strategic optimism. love and hugs to you all my friends." raji sourani, you're in gaza city. we spoke to you a week ago. you have remained in gaza city, which is in the north of gaza. you have not moved south. can you talk about what is happening in your city and why you have chosen to remain there? >> hi, amy. gaza -- the majority of the population are refugees. we suffered

ukrainian children, men and women are considered first-class human beings and worthy of human rights to their blue eyes and blond hair. if you look at the situation here , you will see how the world is reacting to the human situation in ukraine. and not at all they don't care what is happening in the occupied palestinian territories, especially that the western and arab countries close their eyes to what is happening in the refugee camp in jenin. zionists commit all these crimes, but at the same time they are considered the most democratic in the middle east. all this is fake and really double standards. due to the existence of double standards of human rights of the zionists in the occupied territories. they continue to torture and martyr palestinian children without paying attention to human rights, especially children. occupied lands today, it has actually become a prison of palestinian children's dreams. children who, despite enduring many hardships , continue to resist the actions of the zionists in pursuit of their freedom and their motherland and the fulfillment of a letter fr

human trafficking is not a gender-based issue but a human issue. we have to identify vulnerabilities and intervene to support all children no matter their gender their race or their sexuality. the current politics around the lgbtq community are hateful and horrifying after hearing my story today i hope you can see how certain legislation and hatred can be can perpetuate human trafficking. harms lgbtq young people creates more vulnerabilities and already vulnerable communities. thank you for your time today. >> >>> the chair recognizes now miss:. >> dear chairman biggs, is your microphone on? >> dear chairman biggs, jackson lee and distinguished members of the subcommittee. you for inviting me and my colleagues. >> ms. cohen, could you pull the mic a little closer to you, please? we all want to hear you. >> thank you. >> we know you have an important message. >> should i start over? >> yes, there we go. see my dear chairman biggs, ranking member jackson-lee and distinguished members of the subcommittee, thank you for inviting me and my respected col

protection for. as human shields. protection for civilians. — as human shields.not mean ordering _ civilians, protecting civilians does not mean ordering more - civilians, protecting civilians does not mean ordering more than - civilians, protecting civilians does not mean ordering more than 1 i not mean ordering more thani million — not mean ordering more thani million people _ not mean ordering more thani million people to _ not mean ordering more thani million people to evacuate - not mean ordering more thani million people to evacuate to i not mean ordering more than 1 . million people to evacuate to the south _ million people to evacuate to the south where _ million people to evacuate to the south where there _ million people to evacuate to the south where there is _ million people to evacuate to the south where there is no - million people to evacuate to the south where there is no shelter, i south where there is no shelter, food, _ south where there is no shelter, food, water, _ south where there is no shelter, food, water, medicine _ south where there is

and modify human behavior online? that for me was the turn, when people especially people in the technology industry began to think of their users more in the way of a heroin dollar -- dealer thinks of the user. how do we control them. host: what is the mindset? douglas: the mindset is the idea -- it is a few things. the easiest way i can describe the mindset is this idea that you can earn enough money to insulate yourself from the damage you are creating by earning money in that way. -- where human beings are the problem and technology is the solution. they tend to be libertarians. they understand human relationships as purely a market phenomenon. there tend -- they tend to be afraid of women and nature and black people and indigenous people. they tend to want to own everything. the object of the game is to see one's own contributions as unique, it is your own ip. it is without precedence. it is an urge to neutralize the unknown by dominating it and the animating it. when you hear them talk about self sovereignty and

questions about humanity. according to swedish philosopher, an institute director nick foster and we are on the costs of perhaps the greatest paradigm shift in human history. for the 1st time, we could be replaced by an even more intelligent entity in the form of an artificial super intelligence. together with stephen hawking deal on mosque and others, he's signed off on a warning to humanity. 23 principles for a research to benefit human kind. not harmony. so do you want them a coffee or tea? sound good, thank you. thank you. all right. you think super intelligence, artificial intelligence, do you think that is a threat to humanity? and a problem is as well i, it's, uh, i think, a very unique moment in, in the history of live uh, when this happens, the creation of a general artificial intelligence machines that, that attain the same general purpose reasoning ability that contests such saucy months apart from the rest of the animal kingdom, guessing that the transition right will be maybe the most important ta

she has been involved in this human rights struggle for, for many years. it was interesting to hear the chair of the nobel committee. they're saying that she's been arrested 13 times convicted 5 times cuz she's been given 31 years in prison. she remains in prison and a she's also been sentenced to a 154 lashes and that her conditions of her, of her detention have been made even more strict as she has tried to reach out to the outside world. i wonder if she's even going to be able to get some news of this herself. amnesty international culture, a prisoner of cap of conscious called for immediate release, and she started advocating. so she, she's the vice president of this defender of human rights, a center that is headed by another nobel peace prize, lowered the issue in the body. and, well, she was studying, she started fighting for the rights of women in her country. then she had this degree in physics, a professional engineer. she started writing articles as a journalist to self and, and continued and working a, even when she was under this really diffic

the british government must now take steps to defend humanity and human values, that our government mustion of an independent palestinian state alongside the killers of the 20-year-old. this is our wish. stop gaza immediately, israel has committed a war crime by killing palestinian women and children and must be tried. instead of standing behind israel, our government should respect humanity and the will of the people . observers say that the birthplace of israel has never contained this amount of anger and disgust for the zionist regime in one place. different nationalities and religions with different messages they said that the anger of the supporters of palestine against the zionist regime in england, like the people of other countries of the world , will not subside except with the end of the occupation of the palestinian land. service of 10 cloths, this service has 1 pot, 1 frying pan, 3 non-flammable spatulas, spoons and ladles, which meets all your needs . you can cook with these dishes without any worries, because its non-stick coating will never absorb food, and it is completel

, for humanity, for human civilization, for all the empty claims of the world.hehida tehrani also mentioned this crime on his page by publishing a video of the al-mu'ammadani hospital tragedy by the zionists. cinema producer mohammadani published a photo of a wounded child in his father's arms and wrote: satan turned white. more than a thousand martyrs by bombing a hospital. malika dharei, the host and actress, called the attack on al-mommamdani hospital a great crime against humanity and a tragedy qaran described and wrote: is it possible that this amount of blood of the oppressed will never remain on the ground? cinema director mohammad hossein mahdovian reacted to this zionist crime by releasing a video from al-mu'ammadani hospital. masoud dehnmaki , the director, also republished this video. shahadatin reading a brother in the ear of his brother. what i make of it is that the violence that we're seeing at the moment is you know put in place and encouraged by the fact that there is so little knowledge and understanding of what is going on in palestine and the

we are human, human beings. treat us in this manner with respect we deserve.show respect for our inherent dignity. in action and doing something to stop this crime against our people and children and women and wounded and our sick. no one should just buy or find reasons to give more time to the killers. call fran end of this assault on an entire nation. stop the killings in the west bank by occupation forces. palestinians as human beings have rights that must be upheld. we are entitled to be defended. many of you talk about one narrative, about one state to defend. the monopoly on one side. our people have rights that have long been denied and must now be recognized so we can all live in peace and security. we have said time and time again there is no solution to this conflict. we are yet to demonstrate, and i listen to you all the time. you repeat it but if you don't tell me what a single step you are willing to take in order to stop the other side from destroying the two state solution. is it enough to wake up and say it comes for the implementation of the t

we often talk about the importance of the human in the loop, and, yes, somejobs will change, but a humanimportant role. do you maybe perceive this as... ..a human experience will become a premium experience? you know, ithink we have to prepare... ..for the day when in fact the ai systems can do almost everything we currently call work. and i've asked lots of people, you know. _ tell me what it looks like that isn't dystopic? and what do they say? and they have a hard time. governments are... ..you know, they're waking up and they sort of have a knee jerk reaction. "oh, well, then i suppose we should retrain everyone "to do this sort of data science thing." but, honestly, the world does not need three billion data scientists, let's face it. and data science is, in fact, one of those jobs that is rapidly going to be automated. so my view is... ..it's... ..going to be a world in which... ..most people's role in society is much more of an interpersonal role. how much of a worrier are you in life, generally, and how worried do you think we should be about our future with alas part of it? this

of human beings.— human beings. that with _ human beings. thank you for sharing that with us. - human beings. thank you for sharing that with us. wanqi l human beings. thank you for i sharing that with us. wanqi for speaking with us, it was a pleasure to hear your thoughts. dr mamphela ramphele, thank you. the american simone biles has become the most decorated gymnast in the history of the sport. she won her sixth all—round gold medal at the world championships in belgium. her total of 3a world and olympic medals is more than any other gymnast, male or female. the latest victories come two years after she took a break for mental health reasons following the tokyo olympics. good to see her smile. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. this weekend is going to bring us some huge weather contrasts. for many parts of the uk, it is going to be an exceptionally warm weekend for october — that warm air pushing up from the south around this area of high pressure — but colder air digging down from the north and along the bat

there are westerners who, if they want to consider the violation of human rights as a human being, there will be a long list in the lives of westerners and countries that claim human rights, and this will be a long list of violations of human rights and women's rights, so i will tell you here. that today we are in the position of claiming human rights, and the west is in the position of the accused , and it must answer how it destroys human rights , oppresses the palestinian people for 70 years, 20 years of the presence of the americans in afghanistan, and 20 houses destroyed, men and women killed , more than 35 thousand children are known to be in afghanistan today. the presence of the americans for two decades did not have any results for the security and well-being of the afghan people. there is nothing left but war, bloodshed and destruction , everyone believes in it today. this is the result of the presence of those who claim human rights. they claim human rights and it is a loss you, the members of the media, know very well about the violation of the rights of many women in the wes