afghan, massachusetts institute of technology, to avoid possible and costly collisions with grave and rewrite os. and now they presented a trained version of it that collisions between drones do not occur in this system, if you receive materials from an additional route from other areas, the new route of the vehicle will change and the optimization process will begin. operating system new, we can move each node of the drones without collision. a set of plans that are supposed to be the basis for the research works of the top professors of inter university , the approval of the supreme council of the cultural revolution of time . issuing the licenses of 2,800 professors of the country's universities were introduced among the most cited professors in the world. in the field of nuclear medicine , it is a support model that is common in the universities of the world to pay special attention to researchers who have been working in specialized fields for several years. inspite of being presented to them, inter has not been awarded this research project, which is an interesting project. so f

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ago, sarah partnered up with the scientists from the self—assembly lab at mit, the massachusetts institute of technologythe ocean without sculpting or pumping sand, but letting the ocean accumulate it on its own and guiding it, or collaborating with the ocean to promote the accumulation in certain areas where you want it or need it. skylar tibbits and his team simulate the conditions of the pacific ocean and the movement of the sand. they place different—shaped objects in the environment to see which is the best at sand—gathering. our hypothesis is that the reason sand accumulates in certain areas and not others is due to the relationship of the geometry underwater and the force of the oceans. and so, what we do is we design different geometries, we test them in the lab, we see which geometries accumulate more sand, and then we implement those at full scale in the maldives. this is the beginnings of a new island built on sandbags. and you can see where the sand has accumulated using the forces of nature. it's been here for about two years. it's 20 metres long, it's about four metres wide and about 1.5 m

massachusetts institute of technology researchers have used the previous operating system to avoid possiblelisions and the cost of drones.

research professor at massachusetts institute of technology and karl sabo is vice president and generalr of internet law at george mason university's scalia law school. gentlemen, thank you very much. when you hear elon musk say, this take a listen. >> a.i. is more dangerous than, say, mismanaged aircraft design or production maintenance or bad car production. in the sense that it is -- it has the potential -- it is not trivial. it has the potential of civilization destruction. >> bret: what do you think when you hear that? >> well, i'm not sure i agree with the hyperbole of civilizational destruction. >> what i'm most concerned about, bret and we saw it in the previous segment the ability to manipulate people for nefarious purposes and i don't think that being able to recreate a lost loved one is necessarily nefarious but certainly what we are seeing on the cyber side is unprecedented levels of cyberattacks. targeted fbiing fbi phishing at, a.i. tools to make them much more sophisticated and harder to attack that's why cyber world is going to cost $10 trillion this year. something we a

now those who chimed in included mit, the massachusetts institute of technology, actor bette midler andittle nas x. twitter may have broken a federal law by implying the blue check was paid for and endorsed by the account holder when they didn't. as i say, there's been no comment from twitter. stu. stuart: i'm going to move on. elon musk spacex won approval for fifth launch site in america. where is it going to be, ash, because the last launch in texas really upset the locals with all the dust that covered their town. ashley: yes, and debris and new lease granted to spacex and vandeberg space force base north of la where the space company operates another launch pad and justed aing to its presence there. that means that musk's space company now has two launch sites at vandeberg, two others in florida and, yes, that private star base site in south texas. the new launch site was vacated last year by boeing joint venture launch alliance and will give spacex more room to handle a very busy launch schedule for commercial government and other satellite launches and by the way to your point, s

proceeding through graduates school and then joining the massachusetts institute of technology as a junior professor. when i arrived at mit as an assistant professor in 1972, i heard about the occupation of the mit president's office and then howard johnson, who was president, how well he handled the protests surrounding the vietnam war. i believe that many people were deeply touched by the vietnam war. and of course, so many people were injured and lost their life in connection with that conflict. i look forward to hearing a portion of the program today and it is now my privilege to introduce one of our three moderators and organizers of this event. peter osnos. peter is the founder of public affairs books. was a vietnam correspondent for the washington and post and is the editor of robert mcnamara's. in retrospect. peter, i extend to you a warm welcome to george washington university. way. thank you. hi. looking around, i realize that when we said we were going to start this at 9:00 in the morning on time, we lost the students. those of us who are here, as i look around, have probably ve

this is out of the massachusetts institute of technology one million years ago.not say enough about the need to go cross sector in analysis within sector. this is gospel for me. i'm going across sectors. what do i want to avoid? >> you want to avoid to some degree the opposite. you want to avoid the companies that are not self funding, the zombie companies that cannot cover interest expense, who can only fund their operations on the back of additional leverage. we had close to 30% in 2000 of last year could be classified as zombie companies. i think this is decidedly a place where you want to focus on what is here. positive earnings revisions, the interest coverage, strength of balance sheet,, high cash flow debt --high cash, low debt. lisa: is the pain trade higher? liz ann: i think the pain trade probably is still a bit higher. if you look at institutional speculators, recently they did hit a pretty extreme short position on the s&p 500. that has not always been a contrarian indicator. sometimes they are dead on, as was the case in september of 2007, what i do

proceeding through graduates school and then joining the massachusetts institute of technology as a junior professor. when i arrived at mit as an assistant professor in 1972, i heard about the occupation of the mit president's office and then howard johnson, who was president, how well he handled the protests surrounding the vietnam war. i believe that many people were deeply touched by the vietnam war. and of course, so many people were injured and lost their life in connection with that conflict. i look forward to hearing a portion of the program today and it is now my privilege to introduce one of our three moderators and organizers of this event. peter osnos. peter is the founder of public affairs books. was a vietnam correspondent for the washington and post and is the editor of robert mcnamara's. in retrospect. peter, i extend to you a warm welcome to george washington university. way. thank you. hi. looking around, i realize that when we said we were going to start this at 9:00 in the morning on time, we lost the students. those of us who are here, as i look around, have probably ve

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