the third robot which is a robot, autonomous drones, are now coming up in significant class a robot because if i deliver a package, by the sediment amazon in the city, that's not happening yet, but in rural areas and in africa that are now commercial deliveries of medicines by robots. they fly. they are not walking deliver the medicine to an outpost and fly back and get another supply. far more effective than try to have a present of a truck. much more effective than a robot walking obviously. those are powerful amplifiers. that market is growing faster than industrial robots because it's easy. i cannot the path i described come for easier to engineer an industrial environment where manufacturing the complex expensive things. they're both starting to grow rapidly. if you're an investor, for example, this is an exciting place to be because yes, depending on which class you're picking turbine circa 1918. if you buy fort stockton might not have been googled by 2008 but judd and a 90 year run, not bad. artificial intelligence what it is so popular right now is because they have correctly figure

robots it is the same thing. we would not walk to china so the amplification factor of that the caller will ship or airplane is what robots in fact do overall it is the key to the defense of this view versus amplify the society and productivity and ultimately add jobs. >> host: you also say in your book and you use this car analogy you say it is et 90 when it comes maybe when it comes to the development of robots. >> guest: you have to energize in some fashion. they are not good enough. there are some funny videos out there of alexa i thought. so they are good but not good enough. in automotive terms, the current artificial system is kind of like the model t.. they are pretty good, viable, useful but they are open to the air. in 1980 team one of the forecasts they believed it would be enclosed. so obviously it isn't so great that it started the car age and that is where we are at is the beginning. but the general purpose the general purpose of what is known as a general-purpose robots like a general purpose compu

in artificial intelligence, the virtual robot, the robot of the cloud. so, if you look at products like siri, but also diagnoses to help plan. these things are silicon valley and others. the physical robot, we are pretty good at it, the germany and japan are comparable in some respects better. japan is a true leader. they've already begun to test our commercial robot, which will solve a problem which is very serious and help care. they have to be picked up and moved. people do that. two people, which is a very unproductive way to pick up a person, sometimes more to do it carefully. it is counterproductive if a robot that was compliant and had one task that could help the nurse or your pic you or me up and from ernie to bed. those are possible. they are starting to be commercialized now. if you look at that, it doesn't replace nurses. they amplify the efficacy of a nurse or her. it helps reduce health care costs because the nurses doing other things for valuable. >> host: 2 million more robot coming online in the next decade. industrial robots. >> publicl

but i define robots, robotics, virtual robots,, siri and google robots,on. first off? >> so -- yes. but i define [no audio] >> amazon's alexa are essentially robots. artificial intelligence agents things semi autonomously. we do invest in those kinds of robots. in the oil and gas business. i'm not an investor on the robots. side of them,though i like studied them for years. so, yes, i feel like i have a dog in the race, in that sense. have been a longtime fan and scholar and investor in the robots. getting interesting, because they're starting to become useful and that's both of peoplend for a lot frightening, because, as most know, the general thought is that robots, both virtual and about to take away most work from most people and tore all going to be put out pasture, like farmers were in century.and 20th >> well, in your book, you say that currently, there are about million industrial robots -- >> in the world. >> in the u.s. where are they? >> no. the world. >> in the world. >> they're mostly in automobile plants. robots, andusers of of course these robots are usually one or tw

a killer robot. autonomous weapon system is a weapon that can make a decision about a kill without a human necessarily being involved in that equation that weapon cahill by itself but so that the controversial technology that is being debated is lethal autonomous weapon systems and the function that is most controversial got the critical functions which means engaging selecting a target and engaging in a target meaning finding somebody and killing somebody just make it bluntly and so actually just interject they're going to be situations where humans may be killed because the system is doing its job working i was going to majority for print so for example there's talking about if there's a human in the radar station they would die if it struck or if it is programmed to recognize a tank as a russian style tank in the field of battle but it is a target there are humans in the tank and they could die so there's a sort of these gradations along the way it's not just wind you know human identify them kill

which then signals the robot to take on various emotional states friendly romantic sexy a robot from some tools workshop costs about six thousand euros. there are better this footage could send a woman up to forty percent of all men in europe could picture having sex with a six robot. women not so much but there's potential for that too and. barcelona's sex industry has recognized their potential here the first brothel offering sex robots was opened in two thousand and seventeen for one hundred euros an hour and men can live out their sexual fantasies with adults but how will sex with robots change our love life robo psychologist martina moderate thinks these new sex companions pose a threat to real relationships imo so i want to say ninety five percent of the sex robots currently on the market comply with absolutely stereotypical feminine cliches. so completely stereotypical passive women. on the one hand that strengthens the objectification of what is human of the human body often the female body it's all that's on the other hand these robots bring very antiquated very gender stere

martina is a robot psychologist she's also critical of tendencies in the sex robot industry. that has to be said ninety five percent of the sex robots that are currently available on the market of female stereotypes stereotypically passive. so on the one hand they object to find the human and often the female body. it's the home and on the other hand these robots represent stereotypical relationship patterns. stereotypes that event carried into the bedroom sex robots are always a kind of slave. and. in barcelona the first sex doll bordello has opened its doors to the public experts agree sex with robots is here to stay will we develop feelings for these human old machines. it was a shock for me. my guess is that will very quickly develop personal relationships with these devices i'm pretty sure that the people who buy them will give them names they'll dress them up buy them nice clothes and they'll talk to them clouted . even surgeon santo's sells his response of robots for a few thousand euro's but he's much more interested in its artificial brain and what makes us human. th

both sex robots can also be useful the foundation for responsible robotics thing can be used therapeutically for sexual healing. professor thomas special things humans can develop real feelings for sex robots. as if not for me. i strongly suspect that we will be quick to build a personal relationship with these devices. i'm pretty sure that owners of such appliances won't take long to name that proposition and it sometimes doesn't want this relationship to be one sided that's why he tries to construct installs to produce human like and emotional as possible but for example if i. think. this. and that leads to the question what makes us human in the first place. the sense of the self who. why do i think i am myself while it's making me decide that these is me this is one of the of the things that i was always interested me and that made me think of an architecture for a brain digitization andrew bottlenecks are invading our love life a visionary or problematic these new search will companions are going to take some getting used to. ship says no to humanoid sex slaves. and no networkers digita

interacting with the robots. who are. it's easy to talk to them. and when i talk to them i don't have to be careful about what i said. but when i talk to real people i have to think about how they'll react and what sort of people they are. that. this cuddly robot seal can even deal with the patients emotions there are also small robot docs. and i don't know if they're going down there. when i petted the robots for the first time they moved just like real animals i think they're sweet. japan doesn't have enough care givers to deal with it's rapidly aging population more than one quarter of all japanese are over the age of sixty five tokyo's regional government has been testing robots in the health care sector since twenty thirteen. shift says whatever works. as always we leave shift through the exit our web site of the week today keep on pushing. drones fly people run at least that's what bulgarian free runner will call ilya thinks. and he has himself filmed by a drone while he's running the background music but t

robots in senior care. and free running from above but first diving into a new art world creatives are experimenting more and more with virtual reality the computer generated worlds offer totally new possibilities for the creator as well as the viewer. creating images in furch will reality figures appear live as viewers watch this is part of a theater production in berlin the actors themselves move in for actual space. you can even make music without real instruments. mines at sixty below you put on the glasses and you're sort of closed off from the rest of the world you can create your own world and it's kind of like playing god. god. and if this is a rehearsal for a stage play at a theatre for young people in berlin the play is co-produced by side a group. that combines theater and virtual reality the special camera and digital software used to turn the actors into computer avatars. as i mentioned he can't capture one hundred percent of what actors do on stage with their bodies facial expressions and voic

the world robot conference in beijing is the place to be when it comes to cutting edge robotics these models are intended for export but the trade dispute is taking its toll on robot production in china which has declined sharply in recent months many investors are waiting to see how the situation develops. sudsy last last february. you're not going to sit. there very soon. maybe that is. actually. true. some economists are already seen a bit of effects on the robotics industry. the trade war will have an impact on the production of robots it will reduce the production of robot because exporters will worry. export orders growth so they will not expand factories and that's why i think the robot production will actually be very low growth robotics is one of the main industries that the chinese state is promoting and it's made in china twenty twenty five campaign. counterproductive and senseless that's how russian president vladimir putin labels the latest u.s. sanctions against moscow the ruble has fallen to its lowest level today against the dollar since twenty sixteen and the kremlin

educating specialists is just a part of china zan bishan in robot development the world robot conference in beijing is also a showcase for domestic industry they want to be world leaders in the robotics industry the strategy is called made in china twenty twenty five and it's not just about singing and dancing. the country wants to be the world's number one producer of industrial robots to. the us we have to be careful we want to maintain the leadership position that we hold at the moment in europe and in germany too. there's a divide about. robotics will be one of the big drivers in business over the next decade europe and china are about equal at the moment but the competition is intensifying. cash because soon disappear from dan a society already only one in five reach of transactions in denmark is done in cash card payments are far more common and now there had a one of the country's largest banks has joined a growing chorus calling for the country to abandon cash altogether. cash cost money for retailers twice as much as electronic payments and it raises the risks of crime. just thi

cyborgs off the role of unite to global robot elites meet in beijing for the world robot conference. and european regulators are clamping down on global rental agency air b.n. b. this spot is popular a t.v. generation share. a little come to your business news update them funny for chart here in berlin turkish president french of type german chancellor angela merkel have been discussing bilateral ties. to state visits to berlin next month in a phone call they say to treasury and finance minister will meet with his german counterpart to have of the visit to keys currency caught up in a huge diplomatic and straight dispute with the united states has now raised tariffs on a variety of u.s. products including alcohol car stands tobacco and the president wants his people to boycott the i phone he himself is no switching to another brands now and the question is will his people do the same all reporting the simple went down town to find out here's more. of. their popular turkey the most sold small foods in the country. but president wretched tired added one is calling on his people to boyc

this cuddly robot seal can even deal with the patients emotions there are also small robot dogs . and i don't know if they're going down there. when i petted the robots for the first time they moved just like real animals i think they're sweet. japan doesn't have enough care givers to deal with it's rapidly aging population more than one quarter of all japanese are over the age of sixty five tokyo's regional government has been testing robots in the health care sector since twenty thirteen. shift says whatever works. as always we leave sift through the exit our web site of the week today keep on pushing. drones fly people run at least that's what bulgarian three runner you call ilya thinks. and he has himself filmed by a drone while he's running the background music but this video comes from the u.s. band the d. revolution and they give the runners some crazy ideas there are some surprising references to computer games. the video even won an award at the new york city drunk film festival thanks in part to the great camera work of drone pilot molly cup of houston. the first. game o

by the way, when you put robot a before anything it makes it better.tt robot dogs are better, robot ants tucker. by a little bit. >> tucker: i feel threatened. i am with you the first part. i do welcome our new insectne overlords. i don't know why the rest of usi sit back passively and allow even the potential for technology to give ushe orders. >> the good news is we can always unplug them and they all have a battery. but here's the thing, we are not. we are going to come to rely on them the way we rely on our phones. essentially we've already implanted technology into our bodies. it's our phone, which ise' connected to our hand, which is now basically an external drive for our brain.n. we carry this around. it's got everything we could ever need in the world. every book you ever want to read. that's your external drive.. robots are going to take care of us and they are going to be awesome. you are going to love it. it's going to be great. but you don't want them to help cook your food. you want humans. >> tucker: i just read your book. in the acknowledgments of your robot who wrote it.

i listened to the robot. i get i get on the gps i turned it to the male voice because that female voice your loan in the car and she's like take a left and you like thank you. i'm flirting with a lady on the gps so i was like i don't need the temptation. [laughter] greg: exactly what you're happily married man. that is cheating where you come from. >> i put it on the dude voice and i'm like brew pro, were on the highway have a good time. greg: then you feel something and get confused. [laughter] >> i don't know. greg: ali, do you worry about robots? >> no, this story gave me hope for humanity because i've always sat there and wondered how people sit at home on twitter or on the computers and right mean stuff to people they don't even know. i thought, if they can be nice to robot, how can we make that translate to social media and we can have a civil discussion about things we don't have to attack people we don't even know. greg: it says that we are awful because we are cruel to each other but two machines, wi

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guest: robots are not replacing people. it is clear in the data from any angle you look at that the problem in recent years has not been robots replacing people. it has been we are not bringing robots in fast enough to make people more productive and boost their wages. in the future, will robots replace people? i cannot prove it will not. if it ever happens, i think we will have to have that conversation. i think using it as a pretext, using the future fear of robots as a pretext for demanding a change in policy now is a little bit backward. what we should be talking about now is how to make the jobs that are available and that robots could help people do more productively, how to connect people to those jobs so they can earn living wages. host: to don in north carolina. good morning. ahead.h carolina, go caller: good morning, gentlemen. i've a question relative to the policies at c-span. i have watched c-span for years and it is very evenhanded. i am concerned in the last few years that what is the policy you people have a

the world robot conference in beijing is the place to be when it comes to cutting edge robotics these models are intended for export but the trade dispute is taking its toll on robot production in china which has declined sharply in recent months many investors are waiting to see how the situation develops. so it's a rush to war story because you're not working at the surface and. they're very simple. maybe that you are. right. some economists are already seen negative effects on the robotics industry. the trade war will have an impact on the production of throw boards it will reduce the production of robot because exporters will worry. export orders growth so they will not easily expand factories and that's why i think. production will actually be very low growth robotics is one of the main industries that the chinese state is promoting and it's made in china twenty twenty five campaign. all right let's talk about those u.s. terrace and the impact on china catherine young investment directive for at fidelity international in hong kong joins me now catherine officials from both countr

to my eyes and where we can support consumers at home was flexible and intelligent robotics thank you so much for your insight and for your visit to thanks for having the. we started the show with trade tensions and we're ending it on that very same topic president trump said he plans to terrorist on chinese goods worth two hundred billion dollars now that means punitive terrorist would have half of all goods trade with china economists are concerned about what could that mean for the global economy and of course uncertainty in china is also on the rise. lucky charms and fortune tellers have a long tradition in china and since donald trump began being tariffs on goods from the country things should be masters have seen business. g.n. china owns a shop selling skincare products like many others she's concerned about the future . to all the hydro call home my shop is in hong kong many of my clients though come from the mainland if the economy worsens due to the trade conflict i'm afraid i'll lose customers. so i'm consulting must to check out to find out where the now is the time to mov

also coming up a killer robots the future of warfare experts from around the world are meeting in switzerland to discuss how to deal with weapons back in the fight wars and kill it all on their own and as america mourns the passing of john mccain a war hero and politician known for reaching across the aisle in a contentious senate battle in arizona means that his home state may soon be represented by a very different type of politician. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the german government says that it is ready to send federal police to back up law enforcement officers of the eastern city of chemists that's after two days of violent end to immigration protests and counter protest the rest was triggered by the fatal stabbing of a german man over the weekend in an apparent altercation with migrants opposition parties have criticised the police for failing to prevent further violence on monday now the german chancellor angela merkel has sharply condemned these events have a list. busted enough because in what we saw there has no place in a country where the rule of law prevails we have vi