very shortly you know steve you mention in your book and when folks look look at qana missed like minsky you know they they contend that we will revert to forgetting the lessons of the past and and given what we are seeing in the u.s. and hopefully not too much in other places where they're trying to pull back on some of the responsibilities that were placed upon financial regulators do you think we're headed for what he said that we're going to go bright back to some of these problems again. well we haven't learned the lessons from the process that's certainly true and if you look back to the great depression we could have learned from that process about what to do what to do and how to avoid another one to really avoid letting huge amounts of private data came in like one small but with completely failed to learn the lesson every time and of course the regulators when i start to think everything is ok again from the neo classical mainstream economic perspective they have they start stripping a lie all the all the missions we put in there to prevent that same sort of behavior happening

tough to call them a founder but it certainly in the space and befriends a lot of people like marvin minsky and others who are more widely accepted as founders of artificial intelligence. the important thing with claude shannon in ai is that he's very optimistic about what robots can do in the future so at a time when computers are still these 20 getting machines claude shannon actually asked himself in an article he said what would happen if a robot that was on the moon fell into a loophole in the program the robot to get out of the middle? he was asked the question of what will we do when we have robot housekeepers running around taking care of our homes and how will they be programmed to work correctly? all of these important thought experiments as things he's writing about, talking about and building devices to make real in people's minds. until theseus, the mouse, he would've been hard for someone living in 19 these are 60s to think about what a robot was thinking would look like. claude shannon says here is an example and here's a model and built it with his own hands and shows it off

very shortly you know steve you mention in your book and when folks look look at qana missed like minsky you know they they contend that we will revert to forgetting the lessons of the past and and given what we are seeing in the u.s. and hopefully not too much in other places where they're trying to pull back on some of the responsibilities that were placed upon financial regulators do you think we're headed for what he said that we're going to go bright back to some of these problems again. well we haven't learned the lessons from the process that's certainly true and if you look back to the great depression we could have learned from that process about what to do what to do and how to avoid another one to really avoid letting huge amounts of private data came to light one small but with completely filed to learn the lesson every time and of course the regulators when i saw think everything is ok again from the neo classical mainstream economic perspective they have they start stripping a lie all the all the missions we put in there to prevent that same sort of behavior happening once

he is certainly in that space and he befriends a lotta people like marvin minsky and others that are more widely accepted as founders of artificial intelligence. i think the most important thing with claude shannon and a.i. is he is very optimistic about what robots to do in the future. at a time where computers are machines,e gigantic claude shannon actually asks himself, what would happen if a robot that was on the moon fell into a moon hole? how could you program that robot to get out of the moon hole? he once asked a question what will we do when we have robot housekeepers running around taking care of our machines, claude shannon actually asks himself, what would happen if a home, how will the program to work correctly? all of these important thought experiments are things he is writing about, talking about and building devices to make real people's minds. us, thoeesisu e mouse, it would've been hard to think about what that would look like. he built it with his own hands and shows it off and it is a hit. granted, it does not seem like much in a world of self driving cars, but i

very shortly you know steve you mention in your book and when folks looked look at qana missed like minsky you know they they contend that we will revert to forgetting the lessons of the past and and given what we are seeing in the u.s. and hopefully not too much in other places where they're trying to pull back on some of the responsibilities that were placed upon financial regulators do you think we're headed for what he said that we're going to go bright back to some of these problems again. well we haven't learned the lessons from the cross' that's certainly true and if you look back to the great depression we could have learned from that process about what to do what to do and how to avoid another one to really avoid letting huge amounts of private data came to light one small but with completely failed to learn the lesson every time and of course the regulators when i start to think everything is ok again from the neo classical mainstream economic perspective they have they start stripping a lie all the all the missions we put in there to prevent that same sort of behavior happening

>> minsky was a committee person from the second ward i was with councilman john anderson seeking reelection 1982 and i made the decision so i went down to food or registration as a wharton school graduate i was all about data and information and congressional analysis to figure this out so i wanted to understand there are three apartment buildings and the other two had more senior residents. so 1898 date of birth, 1901, 1905, so i realized it was an old constituency and i was in my early 20s and they were apartment buildings. so there were days i would literally wait until somebody came out of the building and then realize maybe i could go in this way or knock on people's doors which we are not supposed to do but i knew virtually no one she knew everybody committee people ran every two years now it is every four years so i ran again and got a little closer but but it would take 20 or 25 years so another big political decision is i moved. [laughter] >> funny how you never forget the lessons from that first campaign i ran for the state legislature in fox county i lost by 419 votes i located 2

in the supporter of the minute ski minsky law. the point i was trying make earlier. there are actually going to be workable. we need to get the amendments right. in the point that they made about the allies. it's something that could've happened anywhere. in any provincial town or city. the level of resiliencee hasby been many years and coming but is hugely welcoming. they did not understand the gravity of the threat which they post to this nation. will she confirm that the native allies. it is in her thinking in doing so. for the comments that he has made. it is imperative the nation --dash make the -- the nature of the threat. i'm also very clear that as we look at any further actions. that it is robust. it does a very clearly defend our values here in the united kingdom and in a very clear message to those that would two undermine them. on the robust dance against the russian aggression. she will be available aware that those taken in the concert that some have is that when we leave the european union we will lose our seat at the table on the body that sets the sa