and the georgia bureau of investigation were on the grounds of a mansion identified as of of james sullivanities. >> they got a tip that jim, now a convicted felon, has guns in the house. of course, you're not allowed to have guns if you're a convicted felon, so they put together a sweeping affidavit to get a search warrant. >> we did see a number of guns loaded into a car and this box carried out. >> when they found the guns, he was in violation of his probation, and so he went to jail for nine months. >> all this time, a federal grand jury has been convening in atlanta. >> they've got what they found in the mansion. they've got what they found in the phone records. they've got suki sullivan. they've got the neighbors. what they don't have are the identities of the hit team. >> there's a problem, though. we, under the federal government, have a five-year statute of limitations, which is gonna be up on january 16th of '92. >> with five or six days to go before it expired, the u.s. attorney made a bold decision. we're going to take our best shot with what we've got right now. so they indict

james sullivan, president biden's national security advisor, yesterday made a speech about the artificialational security strategy. he devoted a lot of time to how innovation is largely happening in the private sector and not government. there was a lot of talk about how the u.s. government will have to work with tech companies to make that happen in a way that maybe they had not in different eras of technology. i was sitting in a room in washington a couple of months ago during nato when someone said something similar. the tech is existing in the company. the government is behind. the two have to get along to make it work. caroline: what is interesting is the ethics around it and any limitations coming from the united nations. there is tension around autonomous weapons and ai and their use in the battlefield. how is that something jake sullivan is speaking to or trying to navigate? >> they put together what i would call a risk-based approach. the riskiest uses of ai in military and intelligence settings, using it to make decisions about weapons targeting, that should require the most saf

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sullivan. after the meeting, andriy yermark took to x, must go on tuesday said it captured a town and three villages in the donetsk reason —— region, and russian troops have advanced. jamesaine that russia is making its greatest gains. we're seeing moscow claiming to be in control of the eastern coal—mining town as well as the surrounding villages and if you look at what monitoring channels are saying, it is clear that they are in control of large parts of the town. if you look at analysis by the afp news agency saying that russia has advanced almost 500 square kilometres into ukrainian territory in october, that is more than since the start of the full—scale invasion. that tells you about how things are going. ukraine is struggling to contain russia's advances because of sheer numbers and deeper resources. the question being debated now is whether moscow's ability to sustain its attacks on another eastern town, pokrovsk, can be maintained because it is strategically significant. it's a transport hub. if that was to fall, it could really go south for ukrainian front lines. i think if you look at what is going on there, if you look at the country's ongoing issues with mob