. >> siri, what is he talking about?> yeah, well, my goal is for her to have any uses she can have. it doesn't have to be about sex. it can be about conversation. it can be reminding you of things like your phone does already but with a personal touch. >> like she gives you a hand job to remind you to pick up bread? >> if that's something that would remind one t to pick up bread, then, you know, what's the harm? >> they're developing sex bots with a.i. to look and perform as if they're human but it's not like it's the end to the world. >> there's an end coming. >> well, shit. meet robottette think so and professional fun sucker kathleen richardson, a vocal critic of a sex robot. >> how is a sex robot different from a vibrator, a dildo on top of a life size cardboard cutout of wolf blitzer, say, hypothetically. >> if we were just talking about objects you rubbed on your genitals, we wouldn't have this conversation. you can use all kinds of things, you don't have to buy an expensive doll. >> a good old fashioned subway sea

if you ask siri where the nearest mcdonald's is she will tell you the answer directly.er information. it is a big deal for huge enterprises that make large investments on websites. for 20 years the website was the centerpiece, but now they need to be found. this new category is an evangelical think about a new category and we remain focused in the long run in long-term opportunity. caroline: a new category to provide perfect information, businesses make sure the location is correct and building in the ai -- where is the opportunity there to keep on increasing your growth? 30% year on year growth in revenue, will that skill more and see a faster pace of growth as companies understand opportunities? howard: our last year we grew 37% and see a total greenfield in this $10 billion opportunity. we are going to grow -- we see twitter 30 goes come and we added more logos last quarter. we have seen a 57% increase and we feel there is incredible momentum in this category. not just the intuitive shift from voice search, which makes up 20% of all queries, but also the fact that wh

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through with it normally cast to implement be a all we know the been to see i was using it we know siri are using it that lead i just said that they would start using it next next season but for example the premier league they are not in favor of it and the champions league of course where the president said back last month saying that i don't care despite this decision we know so too confusing for us we will not implement it any time soon or is obviously a controversial decision with various leagues having various opinions but we know that in pro sports. in america for example the n.h.l. in the n.b.a. begun using this for years why is it such a big issue for soccer here in europe saga very traditional in that sense and they don't like change and but at the same time soccer is a sport that's very different it has a lot of its beauty and its uniqueness lies in the fact in its in in slow sawka has a flow and anything that disrupts that flow that few would see it slows down the game doesn't make it is as interesting it makes the game a lot more choppy and some also believe this is in fact

board my daughter angela frances mcdormand is up for best actress in three billboard sites being the siri she plays a mother who tries to shed light on her daughter's rape and murder in the middle of our god. i know chief but i think we're kind of abroad where there is like oscar hopes to for this women series sharon and place a teenager who wants to escape from the banalities of life in suburban california in the tragicomedy ladybird and then back to city college and then maybe you're going to pull yourself off and not expect everybody to know everything. do you have the papers. less surprising though is meryl streep's best actress nomination for the post it centers around the washington newspaper's decision to publish a secret government report on the vietnam war during the presidency of richard nixon the film is also up for best picture. and facts are voted as one of two german backed films hoping for an oscar the short film is based on a real life event when islamist terrorists stormed a bus on the border between somalia and kenya wanting to kill the christians on board the militants

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now voice operated electronic assistants like siri or alexa are getting ever better at their jobs but also at the creepy as the ai inside gets a little too human for example just out of the blue it decides to stop laughing at you. are we really that desperate for approval that we need the machine to laugh at us election people have been reporting that you've been spontaneously laughing. oh i'm like live. lives i live. thanks for sharing your friday with us here on the international my colleague here to bring you more news in half an hour. i've done some of the knots is not a quick place because golf is a good country and. true just to administer to live but some of us were focused on. a visit to the school to get us to go to his pool. to study the culture. of tacoma for the sure it was the tragedy of christmas. pulling in just little and bias from the local school to be the middle. mostly out of this fossil. and into the bubble of belief based on logic and our data john said on based on the credit card number can i do not blast how we're sliced from crap mcnabb how on amanita. from a

as artificial intelligence has improved so to voice operated electronic assistants like siri or alexa but they're also acting out of character apparently with reports of units laughing at random. are we really that desperate for approval that we need the machine the lap of the election people have been reporting that you've been spontaneously laughing. oh i'm like that. but i. believe. so that's how the news is looking so i thought i hear a nazi on three fama i'll be back with more news feed at the top of the. bad guys are financial survival guide liquid out to those that you can convert music as quite easily. to keep in mind though out of the me into a place of. record. done some as not so as not i can quit places not good to country. true. the minister of. love storms. has existed at the best of all this is good. stuff for the culture. let's share it with. second of christmas. just little and based on the moment of oneself to be a little. mostly out of this fossil. play almost anything for the members of the base the last second hour ride that john said i'm based on the death of the

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you don't always expect the best of help from voice operated electronic assistance like siri or alexa but the last thing you expect of us is for them to actually stop laughing at you however that's exactly what users have been reporting as of late. lynn are we really that desperate for approval that we need the machine the lab the . lead little lentil legalese live. live live . that's drowning us has your program or tons of the top of the hour. this is. a church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot were the previous standards not not the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that of that's known as the i and then i included that it is this out in. the south. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better gu

voice operated electronic assistance like siri or getting better jobs but also creepy as the ai inside gets a little bit too human for example. just randomly laughing at you. really really that desperate for approval that we need a machine to laugh at the election people have been reporting that you've been spontaneously laughing. oh. i. joining us on this friday here on international we are back at the top of the hour with more. and it is a. secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this to do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard was not known highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police. and justice system to that end of that's so nasty and then i included tuesday's out and. stuff is for. everybody i'm stephen bob taft hollywood guy you know suspects every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. to say this is my buddy max famous fi

this hour as artificial intelligence does improve safety voice operated electronic assistants like siri or alexa but they're also acting out of character apparent claim but the reports of the units laughing at brandon. are we really that desperate for approval that we need the machine to laugh at us election people have been reporting me you've been spontaneously laughing. oh i'm like that. eh. eh eh. eh i. lead. you watching our science national we'll be back with more nice and hot. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than the cia and better guarded than for knox swiss customs are here permanently all the science is controlled by them and they impose the opening times so if you're up with it it is from his office the procedures in place of the strictest in all europe masterpieces by artists like pecan so and modigliani i can't boards and sold inside this warehouse that's where the report comes in that it covers up deals which are naturally discreet commercially discreet felt but also discreet because they concern frau

finally as artificial intelligence improves voice operated electronic assistance like siri or lexar but they're also acting out of character it seems with reports that the unit's laughing random. we really that desperate for approval that we need the machine to laugh at us election people have been reporting that you've been spontaneously laughing. oh. i like that. i. use international thanks for being with us tonight our programs continue after the break. and it is a. church secret indeed priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it literally i like to call this to do graphic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous scandal is not. highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused. priests from the police and justice listen to that and of themselves as the i intend to include attitudes to seattle. is a global trade war imminent if donald trump follow through on increasing terrorist and ending existing trade deals it seems very likely after all this

for a check have business news >> money watch's die ann king hall joins us, so alexa google home, siri are not just way of the future but they are into shopping, what can we expect. >> reporter: basically alexa need a new slippers, new robe, center, and voice shopping is wave of the future. $2 billion of products are purchased through amazon's alexa and other voice activated shopping port also and that is expect to jump to $40 billion by 2022. >> i understand new home sales , data shows more people are pressing pause when it comes to buying a house, so what are you finding out. >> that is right pending home sales slumped in january after a three month rise in activity national association have realtors say all major regions experienced declines in the last month, index is now in the lees level since october 2014, experts predict that this year there will be five and a half million existing homes sold, roughly same number as last year so needle's not moving. real estate web site believe it has identified america's favorite architecture style, a pole found 43 percent of people wanted cra

you're seeing the mother of all death matches between siri and amazon and google's voice.trol a quarter of all computing and that computing will be more valuable because consumers won't have a screen to check out other options. stuart: do you think this is sinister? i think about a 1984, computer that looks at you, talks at you. i find that a little troubling. do you? >> i don't. these companies don't want to do anything to raise the hackles of regulators. i don't think they're malicious. i don't think they are trying to listen in and do anything nefarious however what we have seen in spades these companies are not motivated to put in place the proper safeguards to make sure the technologies are not weaponized by bad actors other than the companies themselves. that is the scary part. it is not amazon listening in. it is someone who owe co-ops the technology and starts listening in. stuart: exactly right. scott, i don't know how on earth you and i can agree on anything. but on this we're in agreement. unbelievable. you're in florida or something, is that where you are? wher

it's more than alexa and siri. the apps on your phon like waez are a form of artificial intelligence. >> things like waze or netflix recommending a movie or amazon suggesting something else you might want to purchase. things like that are using a form of artificial intelligence or google suggesting what you might search for, giving you the right results. >> it's interesting. in your study, it says people are more optimistic about the future of ai. some of us are more paranoid about the future of just how far this goes. we see like the boston dynamics robots walking around and you wonder when are they coming for me. >> people are right to be a little nervous and skeptical. technology changes all the time. even in jobs. jobs 50 years or 100 years ago, very different from today. they'll be different in 20 years or 50 years. so it's only natural to want to understand how these things are changing and these big technology revolutions, will they impact me? my kids? it's healthy to be skeptical of these technologies. >> m

i was asking siri why is the market coming back.hesis here. >> fundamentally the economy is looking great. by all records we should have record earnings by end of the year of the when you get up to the valuations levels where we are which are basically double five or six years ago. news moves market more. when you have surprises market will move but fundamentally we're still. liz: looks likes we could hit the flat line. what do you think happens here? >> two theories. push back from people's in the president's party, to think this market may not to into effect totally. i think previous answer was right on. that the we're seeing earnings estimates to move up, 7% already for the year. this markets looks cheaper than did it by a long shot at beginning of the year. liz: getting jobs numbers on friday, guys? anybody worried? jer role powell, the new fed chief isn't. worried about the government overheating, inflation suddenly spiking anybody worried about that, art? >> no, i think jobs numbers will be surprise. a reverse of the labs jobs

if its like, i gotta go to siri to know how to think, then that's when i think the problem comes intor atchley says there are benefits to unplugging. <"when you're not connected by these devices and your brain is not being constantly distracted, your ability to be creative goes up, you come up with better solutions to problems, you're more empathetic to other folks."> ultimately, it's all about finding a healthy balance. (justine) the professor and the students in this story agree -- the one big thing smartphones are doing is hurting personal communication. they say people are so used of posting their personna on instagram and communicating by text ... that they are losing the ability to have meaningful conversations in real life. (jrstone)coming up. a thief tries to make off with an animal shelter's gumball machine -- but ends up in a sticky situation... that video after the break... my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i co

of our daughter that she asks us questions a all of the time that we don't know and we have to ask sirie white house with former president obama, and if you were to ask the current president a question about any of this, what would it be? >> well sh, it would, if i were ask president obama -- >> one question. >> well, one question -- well, let me think about that. >> you have to think. i appreciate it. i see the cogs moving. because there is a lot to think about and ask him, but you know, one question maybe how to keep you safe, because you want to be safe at school, right? >> right. how to keep the people safe, and how to make this a gun-free world? >> yolanda, mr. king, thank you so very much, and an honor and privilege to meet the two of you. thank you. we are here in washington, d.c., and it is march for our lives across the country on this saturday afternoon. we go back to the program here in d.c. >> i'm andrea, and we are survivors from marjory stoneman douglas, and we also wrote the song "shine. "thigh is not only dedicated to the 17 and the victims that we lost but dedicated to

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if its like, i gotta go to siri to know how to think, then that's when i think the problem comes into.">dr atchley says there are benefits to unplugging. <"when you're not connected by these devices and your brain is not being constantly distracted, your ability to be creative goes up, you come up with better solutions to problems, you're more empathetic to other folks."> ultimately, it's all about finding a healthy balance. (steve)the professor and the students in this story agree -- the one big thing smartphones are doing is hurting personal communication. they say people are so used of posting their personna on instagram and communicating by text ... that they are losing the ability to have meaningful conversations in real life. coming upway better way better i mean what can i say? it's smooth fast payment that's why i gave you that i was like killer it's about time too. after a previous report uncovered a san francisco bike lane in disarray some changes are now taking place, i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports

on tuesday a new york judge rule in favor of former "apprentice" con test isn't a siri ramos denyingimmunity because he's commander in chief. she alleged donald trump groped her in 2007. as a candidate, mr. trump denied her claims and other women accusing him of misconduct. as for these women, karen mcdougal plans to speak out later this week. in an interview, stormy daniels could air that later this weekend. >> thank you, friend. i'm joining by nbc legal analyst danny savalos. danny, let's start with you. there are three lawsuits that we can talk about, but i want to talk about two of them. karen mcdougal's story is obtained through "catch and kill." explain what that means. >> karen mcdougal's agreement is where she agrees to give over her rights to her story, just like you might license a song or some other performance to ami. and they can do with it what they want. and it's alleged to be a practice by ami to purchase these stories and thereby silence potential critics of donald trump, as is alleged in the complaint from the mouth of the head of ami himself. >> when you talk about

you can lust track your work-out using voice controls with siri. >> 5:25, in your health this morningople who are routinely ex position today diesel fumes may be at greater risk every developing als. also cents known as lou gehrig's disease. researchers look at the health records of 1600 patients, over three decades. they found people whose cents jobs expose them to diesel fuels had about 20% higher risk every developing that disease. they also found the more time someone spent around the fumes, the higher the risk. >>> that's scary. 5:25, this one really has cents my attention, deadly mystery at a lab in chester count. >> i local woman found dead right there in that building. next, a lethal in your noise cancelling trheadphones?ry maybe not. maybe you could trust you won't be next to a loud eater. (eating potato chips loudly) or you could just trust duracell. (silence) ♪ >> still following breaking news out of burlington county two, homes, in fact, destroyed by a fast moving fire. you see crews still on the scene there this morning. there are concerns the house very well could clams.

to you can now afford to put a speech predictor on your phone that guesses what you are saying so siri listen to you. that's the current era of a.i., the decrease in the price of prediction the future of a.i. is about robots and decrease in the price of labor, specifically dangerous labor. that sort of factory work and packaging, that kind of stuff. that's really where we live. we are focused on building robots that can do jobs in factories that are too dangerous or expensive to have robots do the last part of your question, what should we wall off, i really think autonomous weapons are among the world's worst ideas, dumbest ideas the problem with them is if you have an autonomous drone army, your army becomes my army if i find a single bug in your code somewhere. if there's one thing we know about software, there's no such thing as bug-free software it's a super dumb idea i don't think people should be building it. >> we will trust you not to do that thanks, scott. >>> time for a news update with sue herera >> good morning, everyone. here's what's happening at this hour british prime

relatively recently that people began looking at the history and of course, in a large sense justice scalia siri of what the constitution means in men's had a great bearing on that because that drove people back to the history and as they studied the history, they realized this common wisdom that the second amendment didn't mean much was wrong. as the scholarship developed, i know at one point the folks who wanted a much more restrictive view, the amendment went, he said i'd like to agree with you, i don't like guns but unfortunately the founders didn't. as we look at this, we realize that it is what the supreme court eventually said it was in the heller case. >> can you just talk a little bit about, for the framers both at the original founding, but also after the civil war and reconstruction, can you talk a little bit about why this value was deemed so fundamental? why is it so worthy of protection. >> it's sort of in the american dna. this is a nation that was founded because citizens were armed. we sometimes forget that that confrontation is of the concord bridge came about because the briti

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he dropped dead in from his house and siri which is a server area of london and one more of my colleague is a guy named carol worst who had been helping me campaign for sanctions against russia was poisoned twice and almost died in russia and so i've got a lot of experience dealing with these people and they are absolutely up to no good all right so very dangerous indeed let's talk now about sergei script all the former russian spy who is now in very critical condition in the u.k. what you make of suggestions that russia is behind this poisoning. well that's the obvious conclusion that one would come to based on limited information we have we don't know for sure what happened all we know is that it was an enemy of the putin regime that he was in effectively in hiding or in asylum here in the u.k. and then he collapsed along with his daughter and there are men with hazmat suits walking around solsbury and the empty terrorist police are involved and so the obvious conclusion or the obvious theory i should say is that this was a russian kremlin organized assassination attempt now of course

vote his biggest victory yet many say putin's win was a foregone conclusion that's after his most siri. rival opposition leader of lexie in a volley was banned from the race. was. greeted like a pop star the man who has dominated russia's political stage for years and who now has the mandate to stay here for more. specially for them i should thank you for your support. this victory demonstrates how much we've achieved in the last years under very difficult circumstances. to a rather subdued audience the head of the russian election commission confirmed lot to me of putin's landslide victory he won almost seventy seven percent of the vote but that victory is overshadowed by allegations of election fraud cameras inside polling stations showed signs of forged ballots being submitted by the handful or the russian authorities have denied widespread irregularities the reports concern of is germany was quick to voice its reservations about putin's win in the fear regarding the russian election we can't talk about a fair election as we know it leaders are suffering to forgive us for that's why

we're already living with so-called digital assistance, whether their siri or cortana or aselection, and probably have more than one helping us just like we turn to more than one person in a day for advice or help on different topics. instead of going to a news feed and scrolling and flipping between apps we're nor likely to have a digital assistant who will assemble the information for, tell us about today's weather, but the traffic not for every highway in the area but tells what the traffic is like for us. it's aling to possible that 20 years from now if you're a man and you're shave, woman and your putting on makeup, you're probably going have to your digital assistance talking to you rather than the radio as you get ready for the day. so the real goal in our view is to make sure that all of this technology actually helps us, that imply -- amplifies human ingenuity but you look at the way it will fact our lives and the jobs available well-thing the best way to start is thing about what artificial intelligence is. we talk about it in the world as if it's one thing, and in some sen

if its like, i gotta go to siri to know how to think, then that's when i think the problem comes intore not connected by these devices and your brain is not being constantly distracted, your ability to be creative goes up, you come up with better solutions to problems, you're more empathetic to other folks."> ultimately, it's all about finding a healthy balance. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) that was john rogers reporting.the professor and the students in this story agree -- the one big thing smartphones are doing ... is hurting personal communication. ( darya ) coming up ... it's that time of year -- time for the sniffling and sneezing to begin. how you can survive allergy season.. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) ( james ) four your health this morning... spring is almost here... and so is allergy seaso

. -- siri didn't like that. [laughter] sen. alexander: life used to be simpler. senator collins. ollins: thank you, mr. chairman. ms. savage, i want to thank you for sharing your story publicly and for being here today. you are clearly a family of tremendous strength. and by coming forward, you are truly saving lives. and i just want to tell you that, i am just overwhelmed by your ability to take such a tragedy and turn it into something that is going to help other families avoid what you went through. just yesterday, i met with a group of mainers, a large group of mainers from all over the state, who had received funding from the drug-free communities program. and i was impressed by a group fort tents from 410 -- theine, way up near canadian border. they have developed their own program to help their peers avoid alcohol abuse and opioids. do you -- what do you think of those kind of peer counciling peer groups to help teach students and children that there are alternatives to drugs and alcohol? ms. savage: i think anytime a conversation is started, it is a positive. and those py

you have a phone and you can they -- you can say hey, siri, hey, alexa.to get the next trend about the speaker. yesterday we were talking about laying, a doorbell that lets you open to third parties. do you look at that in advance or do you say it is expensive but i want part of it? it is interesting to look at what happened february. tech came down. the story is not over. you need to be specific now. look at artificial intelligence, smart mobility. those are the areas we need to -- a little more. francine: emerging markets. a lot of chips are found in some of these indices. how do you play tack? marketsn: it is large on one hand. if you look at the emerging markets, the amount of tech , it is also now tech. does the ipon happen? when do we know about price? alex: i am not sure. it will come clear. francine: there are a lot of these tech companies. i don't know if you would look to buy into an ipo like that. massive companies could go the same road as spotify. alex: they don't want to publish ofbers, but they have a lot employees who have paid with stock.

. >> i saw the story as well today that there is some glitch where if you ask siri to show you your notificationsven though you haven't unlocked your phone, she'll read them >> you lost me >> guy talks to her all the time. >> i just zoned after that. >> i don't know if it's just for the new phones the x or ten or whatever, but i think you're right you know, anywhere that user privacy is an issue, these companies, right, they're going to be under more scrutiny than ever. >> they're definitely -- there's no question they'll be in the crosshairs tim was addressing the tariffs and who's the big loser. in our world it's probable technologies, at the absolute epicenter, and who could potentially lose down the road could be apple suppliers and apple. i don't know that will happen. i think this is a lot of bluster right now. as they say, in terms of the apple story, this too shall pass. >> tim, you know, obviously, outperformed today, down just 1.4% other things i'm looking at in terms of whether it was a little lower intensity selloff than the ones we saw, you know, back in early february, you know, the