later the project was completely curtailed, as mts writes, there was not enough data for training marvin buts they say , they are already developing a new voice assistant. well, a little more about technologies related to neural networks and artificial intelligence can leave 27% of employees without work, such a forecast was published by the economic cooperation organization and development, she estimates that more than a quarter of the work can be automated using tools based on artificial intelligence. here we are talking about artificial intelligence in the broadest sense, from generative neural networks such as gpt to the automation of individual processes , first of all, under the threat of office clerks and low-level production workers , economists believe that it is low-paid workers who will be laid off and offer the state to support them financially or legislatively. come on and teach skills to work with artificial intelligence so that they are not left behind, such a forecast does not take into account the fact that new specialists will be required to work with artificial intelligenc

to synthesize a song that sounds like marvin gaye, but you can't necessarily create new material from future, perhaps, but i think we're a long ways off from that, and humans make use of technology. we take technology and use it to make our lives easier and simple willer, to remove the mundane, to automate the work that we do every day just like the transition from typewritten memos to e-mail. stuart: okay. any sign at all that the strike might be winding down or coming to an end? >> i think we've got a ways to go yet. i think people are very anxious. the only way to really temper that is to have an open, transparent dialogue. i see a.i. as a democratizer. i think it's going to empower individual content the creators just like streaming video did to create tons of new content that's going to be hugh-personalized -- hyper-personalized and targeted. stuart: how are you using a.i. in your company? you're a global consultancy. you've got 9,000 employees, i believe. >> yes, we do, across the country. it's about automating the repetitive tasks that humans actually don't want to do. give you

sheila e played alongside legendary performers, including marvin gaye, herbie hancock, but probably most for collaborating with prince. we had sheila e and the guy from ghirardelli making hot fudge sundaes. >> and kelly rowland tomorrow. >> we got to get some sundaes tomorrow. >> we do. such great weather coming our way this weekend. at least for some sundaes. it's going to be nice and hot. let's get to the microclimate forecast and check it out. i can't think of anything else right now but that sundae. oh, man. so what we're dealing with is this area of hot high pressure that's been producing all of this major heat over arizona. they've had weeks on end of 110 degree weather. right now 107 in phoenix. eventually, high pressure is going to get here and push up that heat. but for tomorrow, we still have the fog at the coastline. and that's going keep us from getting into the 100s again tomorrow. we're still okay as we head through thursday's forecast. we'll start in the 50s. then through the afternoon, numbers right here average that will have us with 90 in morgan hill. 92 in livermore. 8

she played for marvin gaye and diana ross. but her most famous collaboration was with prince.r bay area star was there for the honor. vallejo native h.e.r. spoke at today's ceremony. >>> good news if you're looking to buy a car. better than expected inflation numbers are paying off on car lots across the country. wholesale used car prices dropped by more than 4% from may to june. that is the largest monthly decrease since the start of the pandemic. and it's because there is more used car inventory, which means more choices and more competitive prices. >> this is the best market for buyers. they're getting the most money for their dollar on the used car market, definitely. and also on new cars. the dealers are not marking them up as much as what they used to, and they are willing to negotiate. >> tonight, "nbc nightly news" takes you to a car dealership to find out what bargaining power drivers have now. they'll also break down what car prices are expected to do over are costing less. that's all coming up at 6:30. >>> a robot might be spotted at your chipotle mexican grill soon

. >> prime member marvin rosa's wallet is at the ready, but this prime day, it's all about separating the deals from the duds. >> you want to make sure that you buy things that will last. >> the new york times sorted through and tested hundreds of items. amazon's echo dot earning their recommendation because you can hook it up to bluetooth to your phone. >> you can play music while you're getting ready and it even has an alarm clock function. >> amazon products are among the biggest deals, like the amazon fire, 43 inch tv and kindle tablet reader. but the best deals will likely have limited availability. >> i would suggest to go and lean on lightning deals, which will give you more of a chance to get the product that you want. >> so make sure you click on watch for lightning deals or get alerts through amazon's shopping app to get notified. the second the deal goes live and this year there are many deals that are invite only. so if one of those catches your eye, make sure you click on that request invite button. in the meantime, analysts say delay buying mattresses and large appliance

but i think what marvin ellison is doing at lowe's, it's real, it's permanent and it's great. let's go to fernando in new york fernando >> caller: boo-yah, jim. how are you doing? >> i'm doing fine, fernando. how are you? >> caller: i'm doing wonderful i've got a stock here, walmart it's the world's largest retailer it posted 611 billion in revenues last year and with piper sandler upgrading walmart from a neutral to an overweight do you think it's a buy even though it's close to its 52-week high >> that's the problem. we had a reversal come in today. why don't we let it come in a little more? i will tell you this sam's club is doing incredibly well, which is why i think walmart's doing incredibly well. maybe you buy some tomorrow but then give it some room i like to do a 5% scale. in the club people know, i buy a little more, then wait for it to come down and buy a little more. we are overbought but i think walmart is a very good stock and that is being driven by sam's. randy in pennsylvania. randy. >> caller: yeah, boo-yah the third time's the charm you are the best fly eagl

but it's not all weirdly. and to go reduce their monthly payment. that is supportive by marvin lewis, a real money-saving expert on those benches. >> impressed by this model and the ability to eat and socialize together our concerns to close this and i went back and they want to say the for 40 years now, i cannot the cost and will they not meet with me and they don't have to leave the homes they live. >> i'm very happy. we have provided 700 billion pounds of additional funding specifically on energy but we have had services to support businesses. >> the dentist in charge. >> at the end of may and they are taking on these and they know what to do. when we can get an appointment with the dentist. >> workforce 2.4 billion pounds retaining crucial, including gp and the numbers will ride by 40% and i will say the best way to ensure is the safe harbor. put the deputy prime minister let us know when we can expect round three and when it comes, all parts of the country are no better for and the deserving town of andover. >> i know how committed we are. we will shortly announce new appr

fact they are small 90 % of the number of marvin industries are located in the cities, and in fact, it can be said that the roads are located in the country, but there are 300 industrial units in the country , which is considered one of the major industries and energy for the country. tehran alborz qazvin province actually has these big industries as much as it can be said, almost one third of the country's population consumes electricity, energy-consuming industries are our mother's industries , which can be managed with a practical planning of electricity consumption. i will visit the cooperation factory in fact, the electricity consumption starts the work, we did the work and at the end we lit the entrance hall, what can we do? it exists so that we can, due to close cooperation and planning, the moment we had with it, we have the reward of repairing the receiver at the service of mr. mostafa rajabi mashhadhi, the ceo of the iran electricity network management company, as well as mr. kamani, the ceo of the renewable energy and energy efficiency organization. and also the colleagues of mrs. tino salehi the correspondent of sed and sima news a

it motown, home of icon-i was about to say legends but icon like stevie wonder, jackson 5, michael jackson, the supremes and my mama's favorite, marvin. start clapping now for the san francisco theater company. nate the soul singer and ryan. >> how you doing? we got a couple temptation songs for you. you all ready for that? alright, let's go. [singing] >> thank you thank you thank you. i'm rodney earl jackson, jr., artistic director of the theater company. >> anthony jackson. >> amen, amen, amen. we got one more for you because our wonderful may loves this song but dedicated to all the beautiful black ladies in here. especially looking at dr. cheryl davis and looking at my beautiful mother. alright. alright. i'm going to take the glasses off for this. get into the motown spirit. [singing i got sunshine by the temptations] you all know this next part. come on london, i need ya. [singing continued] >> thank you so much. happy juneteenth! >> hello everyone. my name is nate the soul singer and i'm going to come to you about r & b music. i'm a r&b artist myself. i had to do studying and get history. r & b music was born in the 40. lewis j

but us. so, for the group of folks that are led by professor marvin dunn, who are going to the speak the truth a split steps of history so that history will never be lost. again >> trymaine lee, msnbc correspondent and host of the into america podcast. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> when we come back, the dangerous and sometimes deadly effects of the heat waves parked over much of america, and why simply cranking up the ac is not the answer. but first, part of the reason hollywood is try king right now is a reckoning over artificial intelligence. we will talk about the threat it may be posing to all of us, and what the biden administration is doing about it, next. gist who can diagnose pd and build a treatment plan with you. visit makeapdplan.com today. with amazon's back to school deals, you can save money by spending less of it. makes sense! oh, i see what you did there! - what? - what? i don't get it. hehe. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ to have and to hold from this day forward. ♪ you don't... ♪ c'mon, bear. ♪ you don't have to wo

but us. so, for the group of folks that are led by professor marvin dunn, who are going to the speak the truth that history will never be lost. again >> trymaine lee, msnbc correspondent and host of the into america podcast. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> when we come back, the dangerous and sometimes deadly effects of the heat waves parked over much of america, and why simply cranking up the ac is not the answer. but first, part of the reason hollywood is try king right now is a reckoning over artificial intelligence. we will talk about the threat it may be posing to all of us, and what the biden administration is doing about it, next. it, next "look at this skin, baby. she is glowing. she is 1 of 1." with new olay hyaluronic body wash 95% of women had visibly-better skin. "my skin is so much more moisturized." see the difference with olay. become an aunty. book a flight. stay 4 nights. meet the baby. make the baby cry. give the baby back. fly home. silver tier in a single trip. join one key and move up tiers fast. my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable mov

but in all things he demonstrated the deep commitment to equity, justice, and empowering young people. marvin arrington sr.'s life of service and sacrifice is a reminder for everyone of the rent we pay for living in this society. atlanta is the city that i chose to call home. it was the work of leaders like marvin arrington sr. that made it the city to choose. i send my deepest condolences to his daughter, his son, and his entire family. marvin arrington sr.'s legacy was for our future leader for generations to come. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in reese

but "soul train" suggested that there's joy in black culture. - we're gonna turn the questioning over to the soul train gang, marvin, okay?t else do you like to do besides singing at your spare time? - well, i enjoy, i like fooling around. (audience laughing) - one reason "soul train" succeeded 15 years after "the nat king cole show" is because they found a sponsor to take it national. - that was for us, by us and we loved it. - let's welcome them warmly, gladys & the pips, mr. barry white, sly and the family stone, curtis mayfield, aretha franklin. - don cornelius was an icon. this man changed the game. when i was growing up, you did not miss "soul train." i mean, that was a part of my youth. - it was the regularly scheduled national platform for black culture. someone does popping on "soul train" in 1971 and people are tryin' popping in the schoolyard two hours later. it was a kind of universal black experience. - back in the '80s, which i'll never forget, i was a "soul train" dancer. oh, my god, that was such a huge deal. to go to the set was just mind blowing. and then here walks out don cornelius with his afro. i was

but "soul train" suggested that there's joy in black culture. - we're gonna turn the questioning over to the soul train gang, marvin, okay?t else do you like to do besides singing at your spare time? - well, i enjoy, i like fooling around. (audience laughing) - one reason "soul train" succeeded 15 years after "the nat king cole show" is because they found a sponsor to take it national. - that was for us, by us and we loved it. - let's welcome them warmly, gladys & the pips, mr. barry white, sly and the family stone, curtis mayfield, aretha franklin. - don cornelius was an icon. this man changed the game. when i was growing up, you did not miss "soul train." i mean, that was a part of my youth. - it was the regularly scheduled national platform for black culture. someone does popping on "soul train" in 1971 and people are tryin' popping in the schoolyard two hours later. it was a kind of universal black experience. - back in the '80s, which i'll never forget, i was a "soul train" dancer. oh, my god, that was such a huge deal. to go to the set was just mind blowing. and then here walks out don cornelius with his afro. i was

marvin told him. and then josh called me and said, we have to put a statement. and i was like, oh, no, no, no. like a but we had to put out a statement and. then we didn't talk about it at all. that's people just knew there had a small wedding. and then when this documentary film on me was in 2020, i think think the floodgates kind of opened because they interviewed the filmmakers, me and my wife, about the wedding. and then i message president obama and was like, look, they're not they're going talk about this in the film. is it okay with you? we show some of the photos. well, how did you choose our wedding? well, because big because the the president wasn't chuck kennedy from my staff photograph. the president's involvement in the wedding. right. you got to go. that was on that those pictures are all the national archives. wow again and those have never released although we did show some of them. and so we'll put a foia request in today for that. you could. yeah. well when people were like the ap wall street journal, a couple other reporters interviewed me before naomi wedding and wanted to use some of

sales of columns with marvin, and did not appear in in march of this year, mts president vyacheslav nikolaev continued to hope that the mts voice assistant would still get to users, butert o, past statements doubt that even if a new assistant appears, it will be able to take a significant share, because millions of dollars are needed for this more than a year. on the development and in general, the market for smart speakers. they say they are now closed to new economy players . thanks all with the economic review. the state of emergency was introduced by the authorities in the weather-affected districts of sochi, where for the third day there are heavy rains, the consequences are catastrophic flooded basements and the first floors of houses under the current of water demolished cars and blurry blurry road surface rescuers evacuated the residents of khosta and adler to temporary accommodation points on the section of the federal highway dzhubga-sochi temporarily stopped at the airport it is delayed the flight all the latest information was collected by alina . so the residents of sochi are summing up the results on the weekend instead of swimming in the sea. walking o

marvin is in trenton, new jersey, a joe biden supporter. caller: joe biden is not a perfect president, but no president is perfect. the thing that really blows my mind is that people actually have, other right-wing extremists in this country have the audacity and gall to embrace a man like donald trump. i'm in jersey. we have known about donald trump sense -- since 1989. he is a grifter, a pathological liar, and a thief. he embraces all of the things that people like him, who always have complaints with the have nots. this man is an utter catastrophe. to even think about him being president again, he should be imprisoned for the rest of his life literally. the republican party offer nothing. they offer nothing! host: to kathleen in michigan also a joe biden supporter. caller: hi, thank you for having. i support joe biden/ may be his age is a concern, but he is an honest broker as far as dealing across party lines. the root of the problem in all politics is bribery. politicians curry favor, and the media itself is not a good information source for voters. people who are working to survive,

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but you left out some names that i think that needs to be acknowledgments as well. al, who's the ceo of felton? sarah lynn, cherise jessica nicole and marvin, can you please stand if you're here . thank you. these are the folks that came in and supported us and took us when we was on the verge of losing everything. and they stepped in and came the reality that we needed. so thank you guys again. and thank you, guys, supervisors, for all that . on behalf of the phelan institute and their staff, i want to say thank you for the recognition on the staff. our staff are the heartbeat and soul of this program. their hard work and compassion led to this difficult time during the pandemic and through many challenges and changes that we had to face. since coming out of our city darkness days, staff have expressed it numerous, numerous excuse me in numerous gratitude for the phelan institute. without their leadership, we could not have continued serving the community and responding to the needs of the unhoused. thank you, guys. thank you, felton. as you know, side f serves the san francisco house. the most vulnerable population. their journey to reco

but you left out some names that i think that needs to be acknowledgments as well. al, who's the ceo of felton? sarah lynn, cherise jessica nicole and marvin, can you please stand if you're here . thank you. these are the folks that came in and supported us and took us when we was on the verge of losing everything. and they stepped in and came the reality that we needed. so thank you guys again. and thank you, guys, supervisors, for all that . on behalf of the phelan institute and their staff, i want to say thank you for the recognition on the staff. our staff are the heartbeat and soul of this program. their hard work and compassion led to this difficult time during the pandemic and through many challenges and changes that we had to face. since coming out of our city darkness days, staff have expressed it numerous, numerous excuse me in numerous gratitude for the phelan institute. without their leadership, we could not have continued serving the community and responding to the needs of the unhoused. thank you, guys. thank you, felton. as you know, side f serves the san francisco house. the most vulnerable population. their journey to reco

but a vacation -- >> from my problems. >> exactly. >> have a great vacation. >> you too, bob. >> a vacation from my problems! >> dr. marvint about bob?" we all need a vacation from our problems. our next guest says it is vital for people to take actual vacation in order to get ahead at work. former editor in chief at "usa today" writes honestly i took a vacation recently, and alex, aren't i a little better? a little bit on the air? no? yes? >> yeah, absolutely. much better. >> that's the right answer. >> killing it. >> i feel a little better. killing it. okay, well, i feel better. i feel more confident, and i feel rested which, you know, when you are doing a schedule like this, you do need a break. you need to take many, but talk about sort of american habits lately in terms of taking vacation. what have you found when you were working on this piece? >> absolutely. first of all, mika, you are absolutely correct and you are crushing it after your vacation. >> okay. >> but what i did find -- so the piece grew out of my book "next: the power of reinvention and work," which is the guide to navigating change in how we live, ho