osaka university and kyoto university. to be capable of human like speech and interaction but to her programmers and visitors she simply erica some people say that my feelings are only programmed that they're not real but if i think they're real then they are real don't you think so i'm the lead architect of the erika project i kind of created her mind and wrote all the software that kind of constitutes you know her brain or controls her behaviors dylan glass is a guest associate professor at osaka university he spent 3 years working on erika a lot of my research has been into how do we create the software how do we create the mind of a robot erica was designed to be the world's most advanced most autonomous android and that was really the goal with creating her a lot of other androids have been developed for tell apparation or studying you know remote presence and things like that but really the focus with erica is to have her be fully autonomous being able to talk to anybody in that sense i think she's one of the more ad

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ishiguro is the director of the intelligent robotics laboratory at osaka university. he studies the interaction between people and robots to help him develop his theories on human nature intelligence and behavior. we traveled from tokyo to osaka to interview him she grew up. we want to ask him what makes humans different from robots. model hello i'm the russian issue bureau for soccer university. hello i miss euro zone robot h. i want to. go into my much vision is to understand what you my use so that is the most important and what you wish from for me for creating the very man like rob was we are kind of. more regular machines that is a human right the machine is a machine the difference is the material so i think. you know if we do rope want you can always use a pound or a bit in a human the roberts is going to be disappeared. so that is my guess. is also the co-founder of the robot theatre project in which androids share the stage with human actors. these scenes are from a play called saigon. a woman is suffering from a terminal illness so her father buys a robot t

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news for the legions of nintendo and video game fans out there universal studios japan says it will launch a super nintendo world in osaka in the summer of 2020 the new mario centric theme park is slated to open in time for the 2020 summer olympics which take place in tokyo which will funnel massive amounts of tourist to the country universal studios japan has been awfully koyo about giving any details but launched a new website and probably on tuesday with a little bit of fancy stuff so with that announcement they promise that the park will be a blend or will blend the physical world with the world of the video game and allow visitors to feel as if they are playing inside their favorite nintendo video games now kristie it seems to me we're stepping away from the idea of virtual reality and now we're going to reality reality but still it's a video got still of the games are as they are gaming in reality like an escape room thing but way more fun an animated kind of. and i saw some tech journalists who actually were at the a lot at the event in tokyo and they actually had these cool little watches that were branded with t

and you want to do that because universal studios japan is going to fly one person and three of their guests to osakai don't think so. >> send us a video saying why you are a nintendo supern. and why you defase >>> we are ♪ >>> we are back. 8:37 "pop start" train. >> i've been here since 7:00 a.m. not a lot going on 8:30, bam, they hand me the show let's look at something fresh. "vanity fair's" holiday issue. eddie murphy, jennifer lopez, and industry heavyweights. serious oscar contenders only zellweger was nominated both considering j. lo and eddie murphy as snubs. it's backlash over the mostly white nominees others include awkwafina, lara dern, jennifer hudson and antonio banderas >>> jimmy was able to talk selena into a game called "can you feel it? jimmy touching a tub of raw eggs but check out how selena is diving in with something as gross as hair in the shower drain. >> oh. oh >> i feel like it's hair >> wow you have guts, man >> i don't want to see it. just go away that's so gross. >> oh. oh. no >> a lot of courage. eventually they did sit down and chat about music and selena dropped some bi

universal is at. so we have a big attraction coming out in osaka, japan, this coming summer with nintendo, never beenaugmented reality, really exciting potential opportunity we're then planning to take to every park we have in the united states then we're opening a brand new park in beijing in 2021 and brand new park in orlando, epic universe, in 2023. a lot of investment to build growth, to have the kind of results that we just had in 2019, which is what gives the company a real bounce in its step >> hey, brian, question about peacock. some analysts have asked the question effectively, how much value do you think you can get per customer on a relative basis on peacock to a customer that's living as part of the bundle >> well, what we said is that we hope in the next four, five years to be able to get to the kind of advertising revenue per customer and therefore the value per customer would come from that that some other platforms are getting today. so i think we've given ourselves a long runway to scale up, take back some of the content that's on other platforms, make some original content, engage w