schmidt told abc's george stephanopoulos, we need to consider putting brakes on the technology. >> when the system can self-improve, we need to seriously think about unplugging it. >> but wouldn't that that kind of system have the ability to counter our efforts to unplug it? >> well, in theory, we better have somebody with a hand on the plug, metaphorically. but the important thing is that the power of this intelligence, the ability for this kind of new intelligence, means that each and every person is going to have the equivalent of a polymath in their pocket. in addition to your show and all your notes and writers, you're going to have an einstein and a leonardo da vinci to give you advice on your show. that will be true for everyone on the planet. we just don't know what it means to give that kind of power to every individual. >> schmidt says ai systems should be able to police themselves because humans won't be able to. >> wow. scary. okay, now to a very good boy on florida's gulf coast. k-9 officer duke is getting credit for helping police in largo find a missing child in less than

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croix lucas thank you. >>> joining us to missouri senator eric schmidt welcomed senator . >> good towith you. >> speaker-01: let's start with this h1-b which has gotten ugly on social media peer elon musk obviously supports saying the tech companies need them peer he was a h1-b visa holder himself at one point and in the middle of this he is referring to people who are hateful cacti unrepentant racists and another post on x saying take a big step back and blank yourself in the face i will go to war on this issue. the likes of which you cannot possibly comprehend. on the other side of this we've got longtime trump ally steve bannon saying its all a scam turning american workers and he adds we are going to win this they are going to surrender they are not going to continue to destroy the american citizen and american engineering by this scam and it's a total and complete scam peer president trump brought together a coalition all kinds of groups of people and thinkers to win peer how does he now manage them in the middle of a fight like this that's vary publicly. >> first of all i think

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joining us now, missouri senator eric schmidt. welcome to the show, senator. >> good to be with you. >> okay, so let's start here with this fight over the h-1b visas, which has gotten really ugly on social media. elon musk obviously supports them, says the tech companies need them. he was an h-1b visa holder himself at one point in the middle of this fight. he's referred to people within the gop who are hateful, unrepentant racists. in another post on x, he said this take a big step back and blank yourself in the face. i will go to war on this issue, the likes of which you cannot possibly comprehend. on the other side of this. we've got longtime trump ally steve bannon who says the whole thing is a scam that's hurting american workers. and he adds this we are going to win this. they are going to surrender. they are not going to continue to destroy american citizens and american engineering by this scam. and this is a total let me repeat, if you didn't get it, it's a total and complete scam. now, president trump brought together a

i'm joined now by the former chairman and ceo of google, eric schmidt.book called "genesis." thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> george: you lay out the stakes of a.i. in pretty stark terms. i want to read it right here. advent of artificial intelligence is a question of human survival. explain. >> we need to take advantage, and this is what the book is about. the incredible power of the arrival of a.i. and a new kind of intelligence while preserving human dignity and values. it's going to be hugely hard. it's so going to be very, very difficult to maintain that balance. >> george: why is it so difficult? >> because the systems move so quickly. look at what social media has done in terms of overall zeitgeist in our country and around the world, and now imagine a much more intelligent, much more -- much stronger way of sending messages and inventing things, the way of innovation, drug discovery, and all of that, plus all sorts of bad things like weapons and cyberattacks and things like that. it's happening very, very fast. >> george: you have ainnoc

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schmidt, unplug ai or die.n be able to have computers running on their own, deciding what they want to do with. the way that happens is a series of decisions where we go from agents to then more powerful goals and eventually you say to the computer, learn everything and do everything. that is a dangerous point. when the system can self improve , we need to seriously think about unplugging it. >> tom: guy, this is a big tech dude and he is saying it is time to unplug and it hasn't even started yet, what you think? >> i'm scared of this. i know the cool thing as being like there so many amazing things that ai can do and i'm sure that's true and i'm sure that if we just surrender then the chinese will go crazy with it so we can't do that. but i'm genuinely scared about where this is headed. i don't want to say too loudly because it is listening. >> tom: exactly! and they will be after that guy, the first guy to go is that guy schmidt, the ai will come after him. >> it is also just far too late. it is far too late.

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well, ceo eric schmidt is warning that when a computer system >> can self improve, then it's time to it. so he does praise human achievements in the field of artificial intelligence. but he cautions that computers may be running on their own and deciding what they want to do. he tells axios that we could only be 2 or 4 years away from that reality. schmidt also says that if it were up to him, he would build a second ai system to monitor all artificial intelligence. seeing that humans won't be able to do it. >> time now, 6.49, and a new batch of ai features are available for your iphone. and that includes fun photos, custom emojis and siri built with chat. gpt route takes a look in today's rich on tech. >> apple has added more ai features to the iphone and the latest software update. you can now generate ai images. create a custom emoji for any conversation. and siri now has the power of chatgpt. let's take a look. >> and you know, you've got the latest. apple intelligence features when this icon shows up on your home screen, it's called him its playground like a mini pixar studio in

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alright x google ceo eric schmidt is warning that when a computer system can self improved, then it'seriously consider unplugging those are his thoughts. he does praise though human achievements in the field, but he cautions that computers might be running on their own and deciding what they want to do at some point he tells axios we could be only what, 2 to 4 years away from that reality. schmidt also says that if it were up to him, he would build a second ai system to monitor all artificial intelligence because he doesn't think humans are going to be able to do that. in too much longer. all right. let's take a look at when you should get those packages in the mail. if you want to arrive by christmas eve for loved ones and friends, if you're shipping via ups, the deadline for 3 day select shipping is december 19th for second day air. it's december 20th and then for next-day air. it'll be december 30 air 23rd. if you're doing it through the postal service. well, the deadline there for ground shipping and first-class mail is december 18th for priority mail. you want to get it in by dec

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problem with tiktok is it's a tool the ccp to spy on americans, missouri republican senators eric schmidt and josh hawley. they only tiktok can say take tom. i think the way to save tiktok if that's what the president wants to do is to have tiktok sold and it can continue to operate so long as it's not owned by beijing. tiktok is refusing to sail. >> and denies misusing data of the roughly 170 million americans on the app in washington, raquel martin. >> still ahead here on properties at 5, what's being called the biggest single-day act of clemency. details on biden's full list of recipients. and after the break, we hear from former governor jerry brown what he thinks about trump newsom and the state of politics. kron four's also celebrating remarkable women of the bay area. but we need your help to share their stories. if you know, remarkable woman making a difference in your community, nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. enter that nomination by scanning the qr code on your screen or head to kron 4 dot com slash remarkable women will be right remarkable women will

schmidt. unplug i or die.l it. >> we're soon going to be able to have computers running on their own, deciding what they want to do. and the way that happens is it's a series of decisions. we go from agents to then sort of go more powerful goals. and eventually you say to the computer, learn everything and do everything. and that's a dangerous point. when the system can self-improve we need to seriously think about unplugging it. >> guy. this is a big tech dude and he's saying it's time to unplug it. it hasn't even started yet. what do you think? >> i'm scared of this, right? and i know that the cool thing is to be like, there's so many amazing things that i can do, and i'm sure that's true. and i'm sure that if we just surrender, then the chinese will go crazy with it. so we can't do that. but like, i am genuinely scared about where this is headed, and i don't want to say it too loudly because it's listening. yes, exactly. >> and they're going to cat. they're going to be after that guy. the first guy to go is

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so the angela miracle is government christiane schmidt. and so i'm on that for me to take all the this responsibility and serving the people off the bus here. and that's a good, thank you very much. the germany's influence is still strong. even the local currency is convertible monks to germany. of course this currency no longer exists the doing in to assume that and actually fusion up anything on the side of the know that no, no, no, but somebody said, so gonna solve this thankful. rubbish for rubbish. people. i'm not sitting on sending. yes. i'm terrified this country's business, a town that people have lost their lives and will not trust to make political games . and in this country, people that make post, this is a debt to people, but the politicians then, i am rid of this to made was the point is bypassing the un security council through the steering committee on bosnia and herzegovina. russia and china opposed his candidacy. but their objections were ignored, the semesters up in the park, new and opinion, particularly to durham. you'

. >> heidi schmidt on the phone, describing the chaotic scene she saw unfold beneath a ski lift at heavenly mountain resort in tahoe monday morning. >> other witnesses snapping these photos after a chair on the comet express lift reportedly slid right back into another, sending several people falling to the ground. >> my husband did notice the backpack hanging from the chair lift. >> another witness telling ktvu off camera that he saw what appeared to be, quote, a pile of bodies beneath the chair. he says he saw around 30 ski patrollers rush in to help, and later, at least one victim flown away by helicopter. the tahoe douglas fire protection district says a total of five people were taken to the hospital in reno heavenly mountain, closing the four person chairlift known as a quad, for the day. what caused the accident is still unclear, but at least one photo taken by a witness appears to show someone afterwards inspecting the wheels on a lift pole known as a pylon. >> we were just on that, so thankfully that wasn't us. so. and i said out loud, i'm like, i can't even think about that becaus

position is held by an ex minister former gentleman johns, the angela mac whose government, christiane schmidt. pitts. i'm on that for me to take over this responsibility and serving the people of quasi, and that's a good enough. thank you very much. the germany's influence is still strong. even the local currency is convertible monks in germany a cause this currency no longer exists. the union to eh, sooner and actually the church an updated order. so those are all that. no, no, no. but as soon as you guys are going to some of this thankful, rubbish, rubbish. people. i'm not sitting on spending. yes. i'm terrified this country's business. a tone that people have lost their lives and we are not to you trust to make political days. and in this country, people that make post the debt to people, but the politicians. then i am rid of this to me and was appointed bypassing the un security council through the steering committee on bosnia and herzegovina. russia and china opposed his candidacy, but their objections were ignored. messes up with native park note opinion politically. that's a daughter a

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i, i hope so schmidt would say you know, it gets so watered down that that doesn't actually anything and that's a problem and we can talk about the universal rights of global citizens of course even that rests upon our oppression of non-human animals which is pretty real if you happen to be a chicken or a cow. right. so i'm not sure. but, you know, i think we should try to work on making a democracy in this country first and have genuine, expansive equality. then we'll go from there. i want to let everybody know that we are going to begin listener questions very in just a couple of minutes. so if you have a question and would like line up behind the microphone, go right ahead and i'll get to your questions in just a minute. and also, the vote isn't too long. you can start thinking about questions you might have before i do get questions. ted, i'm curious to hear your take on essentially the question is an equal democracy possible in america? is it always the struggle that you write about being necessary? yeah, i mean, the american experiment may be the ultimately unachievable in term

so without losing a single soldier swollen key of recently us army colonel todd schmidt, cynically admitted in his report that the war and ukraine has become an open air laboratory for american military operations. the when mister graham described the military campaign in ukraine as a good investment, he was not speaking figuratively, but it is well known that ukraine has become a gold mine for the defense industries of anglo saxon countries and their allies. but most of all, it is american companies that are profiting from the conflict policy over 2023 off will begin tire global profits from trades went straight into the pockets of the american merchants of death. now that's as the secretary of state antony blinking openly admitted that out. so that basically when it comes to a 100000000000 worth of a that the united states have sent to ukraine most over that money. they will use to place orders with the american military contractors who into, according to the us senate of bernie sanders artificially hiked the price tag. and hence they might be quite concerned about the new me wanted. that

it is widely does schmidt —— disproportionate to the military gridlock and i would expect the presidentabout why he did this because it seems such an extreme step and he did not really explain that it all so i do not think this will derail the impeachment effort. the opposition said it will continue. i imagine they will be able to get a few conservative votes. the liberals have about six hours to peel off conservative voters but even if the impeachment does not work i think you will face street protest. i think it's resignation will have to happen at one point. == it's resignation will have to happen at one point. -- some oint. happen at one point. -- some point- let's — happen at one point. -- some point. let's talk— happen at one point. -- some point. let's talk about - happen at one point. -- some point. let's talk about the - point. let's talk about the impeachment. a two—thirds threshold to claim the national assembly. we were talking about some maths. not many of his own party need to devote for this. what are the chances we might see this happen in six hours? i think the chances

while in t of recently us army colonel todd schmidt, cynically admitted in his reports that the war and ukraine has become an open air laboratory for american military operations. the when mister graham described the military campaign in ukraine as a good investment, just as he was not speaking figuratively, but here it is well known that ukraine has become a gold mine for the defense industries of anglo saxon countries and their allies. some of them you, but most of all, it is american companies that are profiting from the conflict of the 2023 half of the entire global profits from trades went straight into the pockets of the american merchants of death. now that's as the secretary of state antony blinking openly admitted that out. so that basically, when it comes to a $100000000000.00 worth of pay that the united states have sent to ukraine most over that money. they will use to place orders with the american military contractors who into according to the us senate of bernie sanders artificially heights. that price tag, and hence they might be quite concerned about the new me wanted.

audrey schmidt. i'm a cadet from the lake braddock secondary battalion. if you had. if you have any advice for our generation, the newer generation, new policymakers, new lawmakers, people soon to be in the military, what would you say to them? to our generation? did you understand the question? unfortunately, i know. i can come up with, but just repeat the question. if you have any advice. for our generation, new policymaker and people who are soon to come into positions of power that affect others, what would you to us do you have any advice for this? what would you say these young people that are at the beginning of their lives and leadership, what advice would you give them. in one sentence? don't cry over spilled milk. bring a cat. perhaps in a more active sense, i would test your own knowledge and find out what the gaps on what you don't know and learn to fill that gap. not only do you have any you'd like to leave with these people, just the educate and learn is really anti-semitism because as it was, if you don't know what what you are talking about for nothin

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eric schmidt argues the issue is nuance. >> the context we keep in mind american workers are left behind by this economy. many factory jobs sent overseas. president trump is talking about reforming the h-1b system. the broader issue is mass migration that increased housing costs and job losses. that's where the focus will be. >> molly: matt finn is reporting live from west palm beach, florida. good morning, matt. >> good morning, molly. president-elect trump and his team have been holding some sensitive meetings here at west palm beach with high profile names trying to get everyone on the same page for trump's first 100 days. the h-1b visa, elon musk is leading in charge in favor of the visas using colorful language online. even writing in one part the reason i'm in america is because of these h-1b visa, i will go to war on these issues. president-elect trump settled the matter telling the "new york post" he is in favor of the visas, has people working for him that use them and continue supporting n1b. they've given highly skilled foreign workers access to the u.s. estimated 85 to 200,00

caroline: you talked about a spinoff, it was a spinoff from google, your chair is eric schmidt, and weerstand the way in which the company was born and then we look at google quantum, everyone is excited about real applications to quantum in the next five to 10 years. is that realistic? jack: that is a great question. what we call our company sandboxaq? a for ai, q for quantum. advanced computer has two engines. the ai engine of large language models but now it also has the q . the breakthrough google announced last week, our colleague to announce that at the santa barbara campus of google is a wonderful example of the milestones being achieved in the quantum hardware space. we do not build quantum hardware and we use quantum hardware. today quantum computers are very early but last week with the willow chip come as you scale the number of cubits you can decrease the number of errors. that was a critical milestone in terms of how we can advance quantum computing. the future we see is one that has gpu and keep eu -- and qpu working together in the hybrid cloud. that is the future and we

caroline: leaders like eric schmidt, a former google ceo, no focused on geopolitics, is come on thishow and said france is the standout in europe in terms of getting things done and having a really healthy ecosystem where companies like mistral cannot thrive. has that been questioned of late? benoit: it is not being questioned, but you are right. macron started seven years ago, when he was first elected, a push for what he called a startup nation. he helped companies horan -- higher scientists. can it help to get visas for tech workers, for example? and then the push in ai, led by openai, led to new french startups trying to rival with openai, like mistral. there is going to be a world summit in february on ai. there certainly is this push that companies hope can continue. the political situation is not the best, just to ensure that this momentum, which is quite fragile, it keep going. caroline: it is great to have you on the impact in france at the moment. sticking with international politics, south korea's main opposition leader says it may be difficult to get enough support from t