i will just try to intr some of your questions. one of the important role this committee for the new executive director for the public authority. this is the only second executive director for the public authority. i have also served in the committee to work with the union to represent the public authority and represent the voice of the consumers. in interest of what advocacies we could do to improve the ihss program and providers and addressing the needs for consumers [inaudible] and the changes coming from the state level. all the time sheet issues that have been going on and also to address the need for training for our providers and i think that was some of the most important roles that i have played in the last few years for the public authority. personally i have interest -- i have been working with advocacy for 20 something years. i was a former employee of the public authority, and i see the growth of our agency as a key element to educate the consumers to maintain the independent provider mode which is where the consumers

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speech to have realistic spoken exchanges with human being and remain stob ornly tethered unable to intre rate or respond, without a person starting out by giving the instructions, setting the boundaries, deciding what is possible and what is not. will you have a problem with them since choosing a tart and launching a drone strike. joining us now is bill hib ard, a senior scientist emeritus at the university of wisconsin, madison. when technologists like bill joy or world renowned physicists like steven hawking say to the world yes this is happening, but please be care: warning. >> well, i think there's a variety of problems that arise with artificial intelligence. the one we discussed earlier was our desire to build machines to make our work easier, it's a natural desire, a consequence of that is there's less work for some people to do. there's other problems that might arise. for instance, if you think of a theory you have in your iphone, you can talk to it, but you can't talk with it the way you talk to another person. at some point you will be able to talk to a little voice you carry

says it would be hard for him to start his businesses today because government's gotten so much more intrthese things now, there's so much paperwork and regulations, so many things that you have to sign up for, that you have a better chance of getting in trouble than you do of being successful. like, come on guys. you want people to start businesses. why m why make it so hard? >> they make it hard because they want safety and fairness and think their rules provide they a they also make it hard because big government demands higher taxes. cuban cuban will survive that but little guys get killed. >> that's right. two for the government one two for two for the government. one for me. >> ed land bought a small farm in south carolina thinking -- >> how can the farm produce income, pay for itself? that's when we decided to go into the ag row tourism bu >> he >> he sells cattle and produce but he's been held back by gove >> and >> and i'm tired of them telling us what to do and how to live and how to do business how to can a product. i ask them permission for everything i do in life. you want to

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but what we have to be kaibful is what we don't see and a intr connected we don't see and frankly damage to innocent bystanders people institutions here that have nothing to do with the awful decision making that led to this crisis that could get hurt if this topples. >> i woirl about indirect exposure and one thing that comes up in the case of puerto rico is $70 billion of debt an want to stretch out and forgive payments. so far hearing from white house josh that there's no bailout being anticipated. but it does say something that this commonwealth of the united states is in such trouble. what do you make of that? >> well, i think, you know, it is the law of math mathics when you have people who spend more than they take in over time and make promises that they can't deliver eventually there's a day of reckoning and not here for greece may soon come for puerto rico and other governments around the world that is why i think it is important for the eu to set it here. if they let greece off the hook that sends a signal to spain, portugal. italy down the road and those have their own days o