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that's called training ia. the best results out of their ai algorithms.rce training ia. that we will put up on the screen. to create this training data, yeah. that's correct. humans in the loop of ai. and sending back that like an insurance investigator would do. this is where we have probably done the most work. driving autonomous cars. we work with a variety of car manufacturers. and if you look at this, it's called bounding boxes and polygons. but it's at a pixel level. so it's dense pixel segmentation. onto the crosswalk. how do you know whether that belongs to a cat, to a small child? if it is a rock or a wad of paper? and you can have up to 50—70 different things you are marking. and learns from that? algorithms so that their computer can learn from it. for crucial societal applications, particularly like healthcare. is about a third of the data. to train the ai algorithms. to this kind of care and you can do pre—screening for cancer cells. what is really important is the type of person that you employee. contribution of imerit. people per quarter.

that's called training ia.rich the data so that our clients can get the best results out of their ai algorithms. so you have a huge human workforce training ia. -- ai. we have some examples of the kinds of things that your workers do that we will put up on the screen. these are some examples of that your humans are doing to create this training data, yeah. that's correct. we're called humans in the loop. humans in the loop of ai. so it could be as simple as taking different cars in a parking lot, doing bonding boxes around them, knowing which cars have damage, so being able to look at automatically picking that up and sending that back like an insurance investigator would do. this is where we've probably done the most work. we've done more than 15 million images for self—driving autonomous cars. we work with a variety of car manufacturers. and, if you look at this, it's called bounding boxes and polygons. but it's at a pixel level. so it's dense pixel segmentation. so think, for example, there are a few toes on

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ow >>> we turn to pennsylvania where police are saying no district judges were targeted ia wedns deadly courthouse shooting that left an officer in the hospital and the gun dead. police say a man who was scheduled for a hearing on domestic violence ran into the court building, opening re. four people were injured, cluding the ficer. that's when officials say the shooter was killed in an exchange of gunfire with another officer. the cop shot in the hand is expected to recover. investigators have not disclosed a motive in the shooting but witnesses say the shooter appeared to be chasing a woman. accordg to theun violence archives there have been 260 mass shootingso r this year. >>> one of the nba's most notable franchise owners, mark cuban, agreedeo don $10 million to women's and domestic violence after a scathing report detailed widespread sexual misconduct within the sports empire he mavericks.dallas we get more information from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: he's the brash billionaire and owner of the dallas mavericks, who has even hinted at a presidentialrun. but mark cuban is apo

north—west, it will feel much chillier with temperatures of i3 much chillier with temperatures of 13 or iatonight some cloud and showers in the far north, the wind picking up in the far north, the wind picking upa touch, in the far north, the wind picking up a touch, for most of us with clear skies you can see from the temperature map it will be quite chilly as we go into saturday. some spots in the countryside could be close to freezing. typical values are between two and six celsius across the uk. it will start to dry and sunny, rather called for england and sunny, rather called for england and wales. more cloud for scotland and wales. more cloud for scotland and northern ireland, showers moving in to the north—west of scotland, temperatures about ii—i3d in the north, i8 celsius in the south. it is sunday the weather front across the north and the west will gradually move south, but now it‘s got a weak feature, not much rain gradually move south, but now it‘s got a weakfeature, not much rain in the weather front as it moves south but there will be more cloud round on sunday compared to s

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temperatures in scotland and the north, highs around 13, ia and the north, highs around 13, 1a degrees south, highs and the north, highs around 13, 1a degrees. furthersouth, highs of16 or 17. overnight saturday into sunday, we have this cold front that is coming southeast. behind it we will pick up a fairly brisk breeze. it won't bring too much cloud or rain, but we will see more in cloud across england and wales on sunday then on saturday. some sunny spells developing. the northwesterly breeze picking up as we move through the day. it will bring in a few showers from the north. temperatures on sunday a little cooler thanks to the brisk northwesterly breeze. we're looking at the low teens in the north, more like mid—teens in the south. as we move into the weekend, there will be some outbreaks of rain. fairly blustery as well. a good deal of dry weather, there will be some sunshine. not looking too bad this weekend. food retailer pret a manger is strongly criticised after a teenager died after eating one of their sandwiches. in gratz centre addressing the remaining members on that commi

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president trump has declared a federal emergency disaster forr ia. illions from virginia to the carolinas have been ordered to get out of the path of the storm. in the meantime maryland's task force one are gring up to move in. >> the team has enough gear to support a town for t up to days. you might remembere the c worked around the clock conducting water rescue during harv harvey's path. >>> as welimentioned, ms of coastal residents are on the move. transportation officials in south carolina are trying to make evacuations take a look at this, both sides are now being used to travel away from the shore. emergency shelters have been set up for those who don't have anywhere to go. this north carolina high school gym is preparing for nearly 500 people. in the outer banks, businesses that are usually busy with summer tourists are boarded up. we spoke with one maryland woman who cut her vacation short because of the storm. >> i don't like the way it's coming straight for us here. i've never seenhabefore. so i'm worried about everybody doin' here. >> flor

itit ia high-statakes decisisiof kavanaugh is confirmed. many believe that it will put -- push the supreme court to the right for years to come. let's bring in our washington correspondent now. this is stephan. have incredible are these accusations that have been made against brett kavanaugh by this woman? stephan: credible and let's not forget, public e enoughh that te judiciary committee of the senate has to look into this. they said they will investigate those claims. the republican leader or senator who leads the company has said that he will have a phone call with mr. kavanaugh as well as with the accuser. even the white house seems to indicate that the president is fine with a delay in the confirmation process. she came with this letter and this accusation with great detail. mr. kavanaugh in all fairness and many others worked and functioned as this witness to his character. they said that this is not true, these accusations. credibilitity is there. so far, it stalls the process of his confirmation. brent: it stalls the process. how d

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we still have the flooding concerns across the area, flood warnings for all the a ias the bright green including the district and a flood watch for everybody until monday, 6:00 a.m. these are all the remnants of gordon, therocal system. it's finally here. as we go overnight into tomorrow morning, we're still going to keep the rain in the forecast. tomorrow.he umbrella we're also talking about the tropics, there's hurricane florence. we have to keep very close eye on this. we'll show you why in the unit f in minutes. >>> virginia's govern urging residents in the commonwealth to prepare now not just for florence but for the rest of hurricane season as well. >> the actions you tak now like buying flood insurance, assembling an emergency kit, reviewing plans with your family, coworkers, and friends, and staying informed about potential hurricane threats can save you money, save your business, and can even save your life. >> emergency officials in the carolinas are hoping for the st but preparing for the worst. they are urging everyone to stockp on ply wood and generates. stay with news 4.

. >> ia village to move a village. >> reporter: the problem with this parking lot , the state owns it and the employment develop departanages >> i think what it came down to is what the law said. >> reporter: another problem with this general area is the fact it's in a landing zone. because of that, people can't live here. jackie ward, kpix5. >> this is funded by private donors and san jose catholic workers. organizers say it would cost 5- $600 per additional person to live there. we reached out to edd for a statement but haven't heard back. >>> police are look for a gunman in an early morning freeway shooting, it happened after midnight on westbound 580. a person inside a vehicle shot at another car. no one was hurt. the shooter's vehicle is described a as white ford early 2000s. from the late 90s >>> santa rosa, police are look for the driver involved this a deadly hit and run. the suspect struck and killed a pedestrian identified as thomas eck saturday night near stony point road and occidental. he was not in the crosswalk. officers are looking for a white sedan with a spoiler on t

ia, that will challenge you, but maybe it will be one of the places you want to go where you see the seven-day forecast. right now we're enjoying the last hour off two of summer, as we're looking outside. you notice the skies have turned a bit more hazy, as air quality has gone back in the moderate range. we could see air pollutes issues. right now, 77 degrees in san jose. not too bad, upper 0s around walnut creek. and san francisco, the low clouds taking over the bay, 57 degrees, and marine air at about 1,000-feet thick. this will go away by tuesday or wednesday, but for now you see it tracing the path of the bay bridge. lots of low clouds on the coast, but a lot of this will start to go away during the day tomorrow. so for your evening plans, a light jacket. and even 68 degrees around san jose by 7:00. notice we have high clouds passing by. that upper-level weather system could kick in drier air, so a little more sunshine, but for the warmer temperatures, you have to wait for month through thursday. morning temperatures in the 40s and 50s. highs tomorrow similar to -- mid 8s on sou

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