it allows developers to plug into siri better and allowing you to set non app using siri.just needs more data. >> complete request -- >> that happens a lot. >> she completed and she could not answer she's not great at clearing the internet the way that google is. and it is not as great with third party apps of the way amazon is. that's one of the key missing parts of siri that apple is trying to update with this >> dan ackerman, how much of that is people are spending money on games >> games are a huge part they have the huge model now where you get the games for free and you pay for upgrades it is a way completely redon and almost the entire game industry selling a full prize of software is largely being replaced. look at fortnight, that's a free game and that's why they're able to say $100 billion is gone out to apps over the past ten years. >> apple gets a piece of that, radioig right? >>> there >> there is a lot of in-app services people pay that and that adds up that's the bulk of the service revenue that we keep on talking about. >> they get the 30% tax. and if you o

pair of stand-alone glasses that can overlay images to your real-world environment with cameras and sirind all sorts of features. with google, they came out with google glass, a flop that wasn't great, very expensive. what apple is doing here, hey, how can we bring this technology to the masses without giving it away, without doing a prototype? we can use the cameras that we have in the already one billion iphones. they are reporting more of the a.r. features they are working on fhis heset to the phones, making the most out of that technology for the time being before they have the real hardware in a couple years' time. emily: how does this set apple up for the next few years, we are not upgrading as quickly and also services are even more important to the bottom line? brad: well, i think this is an event for developers. and it's energizing the developer community. it's giving them new tools to write, say, a.r. applications, like usdv, an a.r. language they trotted out this year. you know, what mark talked about earlier, unifying mac o.s. and i.o.s. apps to make it easier for a developer

one of the most recent additions to our lives our digital assistants like amazon's aleck so apple siri you simply ask the question on the computer is it straight away the key to making that technology work is one of the holy grails of ai perfect speech recognition making computers understand what we say and crucially what we mean we sent our reporter cloud yasha to google's european hates queue in switzerland to ask a few very simple questions maybe it's reassuring that google chose to put a human being in front of a camera tonsil them. supercomputers that is smarter than humans hate google what's on the calendar today the first event is face day at kevin school. google's digital assistants help this navigate daily life that's not sensitive and they're in our living rooms around two thousand people work at internet giant google's european headquarters in syria digital assistants looks set to become the next big thing and google is optimistic the business will be worth billions for its developers of working on speech recognition systems. are the correct. human communication is highly co

assistant us this one i still just think of siri cortana alexa. got together where is the input of women in all of this it's not because universities have closed their doors to it's that it's because too few women study computer science and information technology. want to practice what one who did it feel in a car can burger where in her blog fiona studies programming she shares her experiences with other women. who. have a good idea what can we do want to encourage more women to study computer science or technology to establish good guns and i think there are many stages in the life of a woman or a girl or anyone who doesn't fit a cliche is that people say you don't really fit in here and this isn't where you go along with us and that happens at schools even in kindergarten in assurance and later there are structural issues such as career opportunities and it continues to permeate all areas of life that have this for c. very cortana alexei digital assistant do you think they've taken over sexist roles from our society as attention to the content

today she is going to let siri pick her makeup. >> i have at roek can go noise. >> what primer shouldear? >> i'm afraid she doesn't know. >> i she went to the store to get it and she is ready to apply. >> do we know how siri comes one with the recommendations? >> it will lists the top ten face crimers. we went by what she bid. >> are you really that. >> how about those eyes? >> i will go in now. >> it's a good pallet. i see the darker shades are a built lit patchy. >> it is rite jury room, as >> see how well your >>> and a find who who who who o about that. >>> because dry eye can mean... ...more than... ...just dryness. xiidra may provide lasting relief... ...starting in two weeks. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you are allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye... ...or any surface. after using xiidra, wait 15 minutes... ...before reinserting contacts. chat with your eye doctor... ...about xiidra. but i still get those craving

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siri could be a big focus as well. could make announcements of enhancing home pod as they try to open up siri to new domains and developers. this five-day event kicks off with the keynote address, likely to be ceo tim cook. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, a modesto man accused of a san francisco terror plot will return to federal court to possibly enter a guilty plea. we reported in april court documents show edward jamieson will complete guilty after telling fbi agents of his plan to use pipe bombs and guns to kill tourists. >>> a bold statement from president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani. he says the president's power so broad, the president could have shot former fbi director james comey and not be prosecuted. he would likely be impeached for ill leet c has t power to pardon himself. those comments came after "the new york times" published a letter trump's lawyer sent to special counsel robert mueller in january. it argues he cannot obstruct justice because he has the authority to shut downey p>>> at l

with markets and with enthusiasts >> if they can really explain updates of the hot areas to us, can siricoming up as alexa or home pod, which they have lagged on a bit. apple watch, for example, has lagged a bit in terms of hitting an all-time high, $192.24 is the price it would neat to hit to get to a billion. it's still five or six percent off that, but ever closer. >> yes, indeed, apple is up. the dow is up nearly 200 points. s&p up fractionally. that is it for "squawk alley." let's turn it over to the judge and the half >>> welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner our top trade this hour, the tech revival with the nasdaq lessthen 1% from its all-time high, is the sector once again the best place to be for your money? with us for the terrano terranova, stephanie link, jon najarian, and jim cramer, the host of "mad money." our focus is on tech the best performer of the year it's back. jim, here we go gun. all this talk about tech being dead, and here we go >> this is one where i feel it's become a stealth

no signal, whatsoever, but it is alarming, siri stuff, coming up with new developments with siri peoplee as consumers letting it happen. step back. it may not always be good. >> two of my three kids are really weary of robots for whatever reason. i think they're on to something. >> they might be. trish: lindsey, adam, good to see you guys. >> thank you. trish: is flying this summer, about to get pricier. one major airline will need to raise their air fare. wi do that too.everyone else we have details how much it costs to travel this summer. that's next. less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. .. .. [ sigh ] not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ snap ] the kohler walk-in bath features a low step-in at three inches. the bath fills and drains quickly. comes with fully adjustable hydrotherapy jets and our exclusive bubblemassage. we need this bath. ye

today a feature called siri shortcuts.'ll be able to create custom commands let's say you're going home. that could trigger siri to text your roommate, maybe set your thermostat or give directions. you can see and control how much time you spend in apps remember, shareholders sent a letter asking the company to develop software to give parents mo control, ar kit 2 was unveiled that will allow two people to play games in augmented reality at the same time, a big deal for gamers there was some new messaging features you can now make an emoji of yourself called memoji and face time, it got an upgrade as well. it's going to support group video chat up to 32 people so what didn't we see today, no hardware refreshes there were some rumors we might get an update to the ipad pro, maybe a new iphone se. that didn't happen maybe that's coming in september. >> thank you so much, josh lipton app apple pushing the nasdaq to a record close the stock is up 13% adding $83 billion in value so far this year is the best way to make money in

ave services like siri that are powered by artificial intelligence and the more data you have on usersarter and better the services get. apple is extensive users of people's personal private data as may companies may be. in some cases it may be the pop calling the kettle. dagen: wall street journal also had a story about a new level of security on your business trip, scott, what do you make of that in terms of the iion maybe of your employer in tracking your -- tracking your movements when you're traveling for work? >> well, there's duty of care. you have to keep in mind any time a business sends you out on a trip, they are taking risk, ave a responsibility to exercise reasonable care in terms of knowing where you are, information on the areas in which you'll be traveling and also provide emergency relief. we live in an increasing unpredictable world so people have bigger concerns as well to worry about, they are worried about terrorism, crime, more natural disasters so only natural step forward that more companies would be tracking information and introducing new policies. dagen: i ho

including a major update for siri it's augmented reality. a new lego arkansas app that will let them transform toys into a moving virtual world. he will have to worry about stepping on the lego bricks. i also unveiling another augmented reality including something called measure the team countdown update. they intimated mod's where you can make anything like one of these animals. and ios 12 you can now create you can now facetime group chat top to 32 people. who needs parties anymore. you been watching all of this. the tongue detector. in the point of this is. it's all about getting social and using the new iphone. you can use the new ios 12. tongue detection, in which a workout to do it that morning. has just spent so much of it. one interesting highlight to this developers conference. combine that with group chat and tim cook. take a listen. hey tim, is that you. i signed up to help test facetime. tim cook why don't we just do the leaders conference call from now on. we are in the middle of this presentation. a lot of people have been watc

i have issues with siri.ills, just a gorgeous shot showing clouds thicker the next couple of mornings. i'm putting a time lapse on, absolutely gorgeous watching this band along east bayshore move from left to right and this band coming in right to left. all right. i'll put that on twitter and facebook later if you want to take a look at it. clouds, cooling breezies, more drou clouds, drizzle. mainly east bayshore line along the coast. notice how quickly it moves back to the coast. even there it doesn't last all throughout the day as it will open for sunshine. let's see what happens to our temperatures. we're starting off in san francisco with low- to mid-60s in most neighborhoods, downtown 63, daly city 56. east bayshore, not as comfortable, chilly as you factor in besre upper 60s. temperatures, faster breezes on the peninsula today. oly 0 at half moon bay, pacifica 57 for cool spots. san jose 74. who needs to be average. you never are. low- to mid-sessegnon for the most part. free ac for east valley neighbor

apple announced better features around siri, a new shortcut that allows siri to can mitigate with anythat is something users have been wanting. tools. new ar developer one thing tim cook has talked about is he thinks augmented reality is a huge idea, perhaps as big as a smartphones. what we are looking at is apple lane the foundation for what -- layingndation for a what coul platform. and we have reported on a as early as 20scarlet: good stu. thank you so much for catching us up on everything that apple is doing. catch commentary and analysis of the worldwide developers chi-go.ce on coming up, donald trump versus world. th president heading for a slowdown with allies. what can we expect and what it could mean for the global economy? this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: this is "bloomberg markets." scarlet: it will be president trump versus allies this weekend and a fight over trade. the group of seven will be in quebec, and the european union and canada are threatening to retaliate and less the u.s. services course on tariffs. we are with our chief washington correspondent, kevin cirilli. this

top leaders the lowest of them of the big five at one point six billion euros last season italy's siri a rather saw revenue grow by eight percent to more than two billion euros the bulk of that growth came from into milan's a causation by china's soon incorporation germany has been asleep that is in third place clubs like chicago by and showed strong revenue growth up fifteen percent across all teams to two point eight billion euros by the way the bundesliga is number one for match attendance with an average of more than forty four thousand loyal fans cheering each game in revenue terms spain's top league has overtaken the women's league and to be the world's second highest revenue generating league there is still the war by europe's number one and of course the english premier league with total revenues above five billion euros all its twenty clubs have said annual records just ten years ago more than half of premier league clubs were making actually operating loss. earlier i spoke to the author of that report stefan neutrik and i asked him what was pushing this kind of growth. it's b

. >> >> para hablarnos del ambiente de la copa del mundo, pasamos a moscÚ con at siri cÁrdenas. >> los mundial mÁs vigilado del mundo, cÓmo se sienten ustedes ante esta situaciÓn, mÁs allá de lo deportivo en la seguridad de este paÍs? >>yo puedo decir que me siento muy segura, vengo de chihuahua, donde se sabe lo que es la s los policÍas no saben inglÉs o un idioma que tengamos en comÚn, han sido amables. Ésa es mi experiencia. >> nos hemos acercado a los lugares donde se estÁ viendo la vÍa pÚblica no como lo hacemos en nuestros paÍses latinos en las pantallas pero sÍ se ven en algunos lugares las pantallas para ver este partido y las famosas bombas de humo entre los aficionados. en lo personal sucediÓ que chequear aunque no fuera nada peligroso. >> la verdad no me ha tocado nada parecido pero mi experiencia aquÍ en rusia es ver que estÁ muy vigilado, cuidan al turista entonces, estÁ muy tranquilo y se puede vivir esa experiencia, hay mucha organizaciÓn, todas partes hay indicaciones hacia dÓnde correr, hacia dónde caminar, las salidas del metro . muy buena experiencia. >> esta no es l

american siri not a non chancellor you know do this you can imagine oh this you guys is it's always been a pleasure. three you know it's really women are using the words or the will in time . it's like going through the weekend on trees most don't know it's me leaving them because they know that these guys are seeing the. nothing to worry about. the peak moment he's approaching and than all the systems everything is ready for space. all right back here on earth there's been a huge shock in the french open with italian marco chickie though knocking out novak djokovic sht to progress to the semifinals checking out those from a huge surprise by taking the first two sets before djokovic should back to win the third but the momentous upset was completed in the fourth chicken out to winning a tie break to secure his place in the final four he now faces austria's dominique team in the women's draw all sloane stephens secured her place in the semifinals defeating russia's at sucking in straight sets she'll face compatriot madison for a spot in the. our next to one of those inane and insane compe

more or less sort of siri or alexa as you say like serial on my phone or. it is i.b.m.'s watson it's the watson ai it was it was designed together with airbus and one of the most interesting things and this is actually an experiment in and of itself simon will be doing things on board on board the i assess but simon will also be there as an experiment in another self the question is how will the huge human crew interact with them now this is a very important question longer term when we're talking about longer missions where humans and machines will have to interact with each other over longer periods of time will the crew accept him as a folk remember will they not i mean is he going to be monitoring the crew you know watching the humans and you know keeping tabs on help people behave very possibly he does have his own eyes and ears but i don't think that it really works as you said trust as you know one of the fundamental things towards building a good working atmosphere i don't think that they're going to feel spied on by the robot certainly. very exciting and i think

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siri doesn't understand what you say. siri hears an audio signal and predicts the vector of words and predicts the response that you want from what you said. and so people say, i get it, these are very clever, they're amazing, but they're not transformational. these are not transforming any business or any economy. but on the other hand, this is a chart of venture capital into a.i., you know, a very steep curve. in the last two quarters of the obama administration, the white house released four reports on how to prepare the american economy for what was coming around the corner with a.i., as far as we know, what we can find, it's the only technology where the white house has released four reports in two quarters since the second world war. then there was the google announcement followed by a series of other companies announcing moving to an a.i.-first strategy. then last july the government of china announcing their strategy, incredible amount of resources to compete in a.i., and with the goal of by 2020 catching up in so

third, i think machine learning's important we're seeing that with photos and also with siri gettingr and better, having more voice controls as well so, i think they're giving us enough tweaks and enough enhancements to keep us interested in these products. >> so, if you tell siri something about that you want to do on the iphone, maybe it can actually figure it out it certainly can't figure out dictation for me yet, but it's getting better i guess i need to give it another shot with some of the normal commands that i'm still typing in. >> yeah, i think we're seeing continued improvement on this. the ai is learning and it will get better over time more importantly, i think they're integrating more third-party apps so you'll be able to work across other applications, saying hey, siri, order me a cup of coffee at the local -- >> starbucks. >> starbucks, yeah. >> try to merge, try to keep us, some synergy, since that's going to be talking about that all morning. hey, it seems to me that apple's stock has kind of come to grips with these incremental additions. they're no longer looking f

features that include a way to track and set time limits for using certain apps as well as updates to siri. the conference starts at 10:00 in the morning. the ceo is scheduled to deliver the keynote address. >>> ground breaking research today that could impact tens of thousands of women year. the study suggests many women recovering from breast cancer may not need chemotherapy. >> reporter: promising news for women facing recovery from one of the most common types of cancer. a study released sunday finds women with the most common form of early stage breacancer can safely forego chemotherapy without hurting eir chances of a full recovery. the results are expected to spare as many as 70,000 women from the expensive procedure that comes with harsh side effects. instead doctors say the only treatment necessary is surgery and hormone therapy. the results reflect a trend of moving away from chemo to treat cancer, and when it is used, it's for shorter periods at smaller doses. now it's much more common to tackle the disease with gene targeting therapies, hormone blockers, and immune system treat

that over the next five days and things that apple really needs to stress are advancements in ai and sirie its home pod more sellable, things that reassure users that they're not going to experience the awful release of ios11 in the fall of 2016 and you know that slowdown they seen so it's rebuilding trust and showing innovation, in all of the service platforms that they have neil: you know, i understand the company is going to try to do something about the addictive nature of the devices period, the iphone included. knowing my two teenage sons, they would have to have a feature that electrifies their hand to do that and i'm wondering short of that, is this just a pr gimmick? >> it doesn't seem hard to buy when the company is going to spend probably the first hour and a half of their keynote talking about new features to try to get you to use your iphone more, easier search, easier browsing through photos and then spend a little bit of time talking about cushing that addiction. it's hard to see the kind of the truth behind that, though i think it's something that every organizaon, every b

the tim cook-led company are upgrades to iphones run faster, improvements to its voice assistance, siri, and a crackdown on tools that can track web users. apple also said it would work to make it easier to transfer iphone and ipad apps on to mac computers. here's a quick look at the apple effect and how it's playing out with stocks across europe. some of the chip makers into the money this morning austria microsystems bouncing the most, up 4.3%. d semiconductor also rallying having concerns across the sector about whether apple would take more production facilities in house and away from the suppliers. so it's been a rocky path trading these stocks of late we'll hear from apple's co-founder, steve wozniak, at 10:45 cet, for his thoughts on the iphone x. >>> wpp shares are trading lower after berenberg said the situhe british advertiser will "get worse before it gets better. the german lender cut wpp to a sell from hold, saying all was not well from an operational perspective. the broker forecast a stepdown in margins, citing incremental fee pressure at a time of management change. sir

there are custom siri commands. >>> starting today, the scooter share companies will have to clear the rides from city streets. it is part of a new regulation that went into effect. >> companies have until thursday to submit applications for a mandatory permit. they'll have to show how they minimize impact on city streets. >>> the central valley man accused of planning an attack on pier 39 last christmas was back in court today. he pled guilty to attempting to provide material support and resources to isis. jamison was arrested last december after telling undercover fbi agents, one of whom he thought worked for isis, of his plans to use pipe bombs and guns to kill tourists at pier 39. it was determined that jamison appears to have a mental health condition. >>> a 32 year old oakland woman is dead after driving the wrong way on 680 and walnut creek. it happened about 1:30 this morning. police shut down all lanes and tried to intercept the driver but the woman crashed into a concrete center divider and was pronounced dead. it is unclear whether alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash

apple sayst wl faster and siri getting shortcut features allowing predetermined queries that will launch specific apps. it can suggest you play shorter through a coffee app little bit earlier and ahead of time. apple will provide a summary of how much time you're spending on your iphone each week and will offer apps that help limit those screen times. >> back over to you. >> i like you can facetime up to 30 people or something like that. i'm excited about that one as well. landon, it's good to see you again, welcome back. >> we've got live pictures out of oakland thishis hour, warriors are miles away infford flight to cleveland, you can certainly afford tickets for game three of the nba finals the dubs which i'm happy to remind you are up two gameso none, taking on the cavs tomorrow night. those tickets on stubhub right now are starting at 235 bucks a pop. courtside reasons a little bit higher, we're talking four figures here and $5,000. we'll have you sitting behind the warriors. that's close enough to high five -- we did look this morning for the airline ticket and that one will cost y

one of the big announcements was an upcoming update to siri calls suggestions, and now she can integrate with all apps and make suggestions based on your habits. >> for instance, you order a coffee every morning at phil's before you go to work, and now she suggests on the lock screen you do that, tap on it, and place the order right from there. >> reporter: bloggers, developers, and apple fans lined up for the start of the conference that runs through friday at the san jose convention center. >>> starting today, you shouldn't see people riding electric scooter rentals on san francisco streets. today is the today companies like lime bike and spin must cease operations until they get permits. they are fined for each scooter left in public. they decided to regulate the electric scooter industry after riders abandon scooters in the hidden of sidewalks. it's now accepting applications for permits for one-year trial programs. >>> 16 days and counting, first lady melania trump has been out of the public view. well, the wait could be over. where she's expected to pop up later today. >>> it's fun

. >> reporter: siri will be more useful. you can ask it to do something within an app.d developer approves. >> print me out a return label and it will open the app. i'm excited about that. >> reporter: apple has new fun features. users can get their animojis to stick out their tongues but there's more. >> you can create your very own personalized animoji. >> reporter: more tools for augmented reality. >> you can use face time, talk to my dad, mom and sister. i'm excited about that. >> reporter: tim cook celebrated a milestone. the app store has turned ten. in those ten years 20 million developers have had plenty of motivation to develop great apps. apple says it has shared $100 billion in revenue with them. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a recycling center in san francisco today, you can see the plume of white smoke billowing from the scene from our roof cam near pier 96. the fire burned about an acre of grass near the recycling center. the cause is still under investigation. >>> sky 7 spotted firefighters mopping up after a fire inside a town home in san jmc

american siri not a non chancellor you know to this imagine only these two guys is almost universally. three which we really want on our families who isn't willing to spend time in your. mind with a weekend on trips around most you know it's me for leaving them if you say no these guys are fantastic they know their job. and i know that you were. that big moment is approaching and then all systems go everything is ready for space. very exciting you saw thomas reiter in the report he's a retired astros and currently an advisor to the european space agency he joins us from bike and welcome to day doubly so have you made this trip you wish you were going. oh definitely yes you know i had the chance to see this morning had a few words with him it's amazing he's completely relaxed really looking forward to this great moment to morrow and i wish him all best of luck and of course also to the crew what will they be doing up there. well. they are in a phase where they of course want to relax a little bit they have a very very demanding task ahead of them the last evening the last hour before l

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american siri now a non chancellor you know do this in imagine oh this is you guys is it's always been a pleasure. no it's we. always are but we're. going . to. see. the big moment he's approaching and them all systems go everything is ready for space. joining us in the studio now is jennifer no one from the european space agency she's head of the isa's research office thanks for being with us this morning jennifer but you helped prepare some of the experiments that are going to be conducted up there what do you hoping to learn from these experiments that can help us here on earth human spaceflight is currently entering the next phase of space exploration we have been and we are utilizing the international space station to the maximum extent possible but we are already preparing for the next step we would like to go back to the moon we would like to go to mars with a human crew and that is our daily work that is what we are preparing for it will probably not come as a surprise to you when i tell you that the space environment is not really an environment for which humans were made spac

because if he is the mentor that african solutions for african problems is a very good soundbite in siri but in practice we know it's not your practice. so as you have put it when your military company executive outcomes was operating the media was highly critical often calling it illegal or claiming its soldiers eight people you said that lost the media war but most of your operations were conducted in secret why was the media war so damaging for you. well first of all the media at that time in particular was used by the south african government and the south african intelligence services to create certain perceptions specific sions were very necessary in order to hide what they were actually doing and that was supporting and so-called rebel forces in various places in africa and of course entry into the. conflict zones had a huge impact on not only economic interest but also a very personal interest and the media really just became a useful idiot as far as they were concerned did create major problems for us yes we worked in secrecy but invariably any type of operation that anyone gets

you'll be able to stick your tongue out with animojis, and do a lot more with siri, which, let's faceome." you will get there in one hour. i sent a message to cheryl. your thermostat is set to 70 degrees, and i turned on the fan. playing kqed radio. multiplayer augmented reality will soon be possible. both players here can see the same virtual scene through their device. it's a mix of lego made from physical bricks and an interactive game layered on top. following in the footsteps of google, apple is also releasing a few tools to try and make you use this thing a bit less. like google, apple thinks that telling you how much you are using and giving you the chance to set limits could be the big trick to curtailing your social media addiction. this app will monitor what you're doing and for how long, but it's still ultimately up to you to exercise some restraint. if you're a parent, however, you can impose tighter rules on what works on your child's device at certain times. but no sooner were apple telling us how it would help us be less addicted to our phones, it was adding a whole new

going back to the siri enforcement, it's my understanding you've instructed them to consider how they consider bank exams, is that true? >> not to my knowledge. >> i believe we are sending out a bulletin today. there are bulletins we send out where we update procedures. >> we frequently will provide q&a are bulletins as updates. we were hoping we would get it out. >> updates and how the bank examiners and the criteria they will be looking at when they're engaging? >> no for banks over 1 billion there is a point system that is lending let me ask you this. my understanding is that the bank examiners consider the cra when they are in gauged in these bank exams is that correct? we do specific cra's. what occurs in a cra exam is we do a review first to ensure that we can rely upon the information that the financial institution has given us. doing a't mean they are fair lending exam at the same time as a cra exam. -- here are exam,part of their cra are their data points they look at to ensure there is no discrimination? >> let me be clear. prior to a cra exam starting, we do a review to det

going back to the siri enforcement, it's my understanding you've instructed them to consider how they consider bank exams, is that true? >> not to my knowledge. >> i believe we are sending out a bulletin today. there are bulletins we send out where we update procedures. >> we frequently will provide q&a are bulletins as updates. we were hoping we would get it out. >> updates and how the bank examiners and the criteria they will be looking at when they're engaging? >> no for banks over 1 billion there is a point system that is lending investment. >> i only have so much time. my understanding is that the bank examiners are considered the cra when they're engaged in these bank exams. >> we do specific series. >> are they looking that there's no discriminatory so we try to ensure the that the financial institution has given us. doesn't mean they're doing a fair lending exam at the same time. >> as part of their cra exam are there any concerns that they look at to ensure that there's no discrimination whatsoever? nothing in the mortgage lending is that what i'm hearing? that they don't loo

the afternoon you we reserved him online it's not their first meeting but she still rather nervous siri. it's. there why don't we go to a shrink. parker look at the cherry blossoms are going. so good as you seem a bit nervous. it's been a while since you sorry john hurt you does it does he realize wait i'll go to the other side but see. whose first mission is to play the perfect boyfriend even holding her hand to an action that is rather daring in japan but you he wants to get used to contact with men she's paid one hundred twenty euros for two hours of practice. after taking a selfie as a young lovers would do they share an ice cream rico is the consummate professional and an excellent actor or a little let me have a taste. afterwards one hundred times better when you've looked at her first i'm going to i'm going to hold it's a sunny day now i often bring rain hughie wants to know what it feels like to have a boyfriend she's twenty four but has never had one i go out with ricky once a month so if that's right. today is the third time i don't usually go out with boys and so i always hop

these astronauts are going to be trapped with this machine on board it's a machine it's basically siri in a ball if you want to think of it and those terms or elects in a ball and this artificial intelligence is going to be there to help them perform these experiments and to take maybe some of the more more the more boring town over more more the more boring tasks that are going on but long term the goals of this particular study are to see how human. beings and machines interact over long periods of time which is what you would for example have to have if you're going to take a flight to mars i see soucie of course a lot of this is also information that collecting for potential a flight to moscow they didn't know as you mentioned understand again it's going to be taking over command of the isis in a couple of months how big a deal is that for germany as well as for the europeans well it's a very big deal as a i said he's he's only the second european to take to take over command of the i s s in the last seventeen years and he will be the first german to do it so he's become really in

these include siri, alexa, google translate and autonomous vehicles. while technology developers in the industry look forward to making great strides in ai, i wanted to make sure my colleagues and i am congress are asking the tough questions and carefully considering the most crucial roles that the federal government may have in shaping the future of ai. federal investments are longstanding. we must consider the appropriate balance of scope in federal involvement as we began to better understand the various roles ai will play in our society. in 2016 t white house issued the national artificial intelligence research and development strategic plan that outlines seven priorities for federally funded ai research. these include making long-term investments in ai, developing effective methods for human ai collaboration and addressing the ethical, legal and societal implications of ai. additional issues to address are safety and security, public data sets, standards and workforce needs. earlier this year, the government accountability office issued a technolo