so we established the nuclear regulatory commission so that we do not have then -- an accident but weestablished international frameworks for arms control and to prevent new proliferation. we have to do both here as well. what you hear about in washington today is the domestic legislation, the analogy to the nuclear regulatory commission to govern how ai is used. but more important is developing the international frameworks. i called for a geneva convention around the use of ai that will regulate not just how we use it or our allies but our adversaries as well. >> and final question about some news from the pentagon, that a u.s. service member willfully crossed into north korea. the company believes he is in north korean custody. what should the u.s. government do? >> get him back. this is a soldier who had disciplinary problems to begin with. this is a bad thing to do. it is at risk not only his life but the lives of other americans. feasible answer to your question is we should get -- the civil answer to your question is we should get him back. >> thank you so much. and one more asp

we did two things after world war ii, established bodies like the nuclear regulatory commission for domesticnal frameworks for arms control and to prevent nuclear proliferation. we have to do both here as well. when you hear talk in washington today, a lot of domestic legislation. the analogy to that nuclear regulatory commission to govern how ai is used at home. i think even more important in developing the international frameworks. i called for geneva convention the use of ai will regulate notjust how we use it or how our allies use it, but how our adverse areas is as well. —— adverse areas. how our adverse areas is as well. -- adverse areas. thank ou well. -- adverse areas. thank you very _ well. -- adverse areas. thank you very much- _ thank you for watching bbc news. stay with us. hello. for many of us, tuesday was decidedly cool for a july day thanks to a lot of clouds and some outbreaks of rain. that was the scene for a weather watcher in belfast. there were plenty of places that hello. for many of us, tuesday was decidedly cool for a july this is the dividing line, the jet stream, th

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