in her latest book lie ofili cotton portrays a wide variety of futuristic fantasies including time travel and parallel universes where thoughts become a reality a world of cyborg where human beings are not the measure of all things. i see a number of different reality options and that includes intelligence that we can't possibly imagine and then. if you. makes the unimaginable a bit more understandable what sort of art will machines be able to create. they just reproduce the original material that's been fed into them what with poetry generated by a neuronal network look like. the norm etc write poetry and the thing is because poetry is already a little abstract off so the neural net sporty often reads like a real person. where is the poetry coming from then why does that poetry make sense if a machine has written a woman and you still get feelings from it then where where does the soul that's creating that. need was a serious challenge to our concept of human creative genius can machines really express the same sentiments as those that are found in the soul of a human artist or has that

ofili do something to do with the housing crisis. do it yourself. i think that these lost behind us and could be solved if we had more houses built in this country. could be solved if we had more houses built in this countrym could be solved if we had more houses built in this country. it is interesting that everything comes back to politics. and when you are with us, as well, that sense of how much more we would be talking about housing if it were not for the other stuff we were document. if we just got brexit done. that is your opinion. thank you very much, tom. stay with us. we have the headlines hello, this is breakfast with chris mason and rachel burden. good morning. here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. borisjohnson has responded to his brexit setback by sending a letter to the eu, asking for an extension to the uk's withdrawal date — but he's refused to sign the document. the prime minister did send a second letter warning against any further delay. mrjohnson was legally obliged to ask for an extension after