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then call themselves skynet? >> there is a follow-up question. [laughter] any number of business leaders or practitioners across the field came out and said we should probably slow down the ai stuff for a little while and have rules-based approaches and think through some of the security concerns, including a number of innovators. we heard from the last panel, especially the director, that we need a rules-based approach, we need to build and security by design now as opposed to being responsive when something goes wrong with the sci-fi version of events that could be a real-world version very soon. where you fall in that camp? slow down and figure it out or we will figure it out? >> the responsible ai initiative involves a bunch of folks. the deal is to come up with principles now while not slowing down, because there is a lot of bad actors who are only getting faster. for example, if you are on a train, data set, do not include news sources that are going to lie to you. the best place to train, may be the place to start, is wikipedia. it is wher

perhaps we just identify the happy people and let skynet do the rest. >> she has her mom was still getso the prom, julie banderas. he frisked and cuffed hundreds, sometimes as a police officer, former nypd inspector and attorney paul morrow. cheerful only when she is giving you an ear full, fox news contributor kat timpf. and his fanny pack sleep seven, my massive sidekick, tyrus. it is quite obvious that you are far better looking than anyone on cnn or msnbc, but a low bar, very homely people, male, female, those in between. do you buy the science? >> i do, look at conservatives across the board, >> not just across the board. >> across the board. >> across the border. >> if you look across the board, left angry, more attractive, a lot of scowling coming from the left and a lot of angry liberals, that does make them ugly. i believe it makes men more attractive -- you identified as, what, a conservative? >> i am a forest pygmy. >> what is your excuse? >> i don't know. i find that -- yeah, being happy just makes you better looking. >> you look better now than when you started at fox, whic

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here we are with skynet. the same four-hour period is $100 an hour, $400. let's see how it goes.customers who are on a long flight usually overnight. and you are sitting in the back of the plane. you have an option to buy an economy seat and you can lie flat during the night without having to spend the extra that you would for the premium economy or business class. let's see how it goes. we are excited about it. guy: not a personal question -- how much do you weigh? greg: about 81 kilos. and i know that because i participated in the voluntary weigh-in before i got on the flight. it is top secret, totally voluntary, and it is the sort of thing that ensures that in new zealand -- that air new zealand maintains an incredible safety record. we like to weigh what we fly, not just passengers and bags, but the carryout. -- carry-on. that determines how much fuel we need and that plays into -- guy: does it help you trim the plane? greg: it does. it means we have the right amount of gas to go the distance that we need, taking into account alternatives. guy: you bring up sustainability. pe

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i'm george santos, and i'm a cyborg sent from the future to kill sarah conner on behalf of skynet. [pplause ] >> jimmy: you've got my vote, that's for sure. donald trump jr. has been busy posting thoughtful videos from his house. this is his job now, i guess. and in his most recent video, i noticed something that -- well, take a look at this. >> we've seen the insanity of what's gone on the last few years and we're just here to call that out. >> jimmy: zoom in, if you can. he's got two empty frames on his shelf. [ laughter ] those are pictures of his friends. [ laughter and applause ] showing off all the fun times he had with dad when he was a kid. [ laughter ] those of you who watch the show regularly know that from time to time, we like to include my aunt chippy in the fun. we've pulled many a shenanigan on aunt chippy over the years, but somehow, we always manage to squeeze one more out. this time, we brought her to our studio under the false pretense that she'd be shooting a commercial. aunt chippy is a smoker. she loves cigarettes, so we came up with the perfect product to have

china used its vast ai powered surveillance system called skynet since 2017 the atrocity has morphednto the largest internment of ethnic minorities since the holocaust. u.s. state department calls this a genocide. in december 2017 i was kicked out of china while researching my book the perfect police state which is a book about the surveillance utopia that has been built there. ever since then the ai police state has been expanded to alarming levels, and 2018 i moved to turkey and for three years track down defected former intelligence officers from the ministry of state security, the powerful intelligence body in china with a global reach. these spies from the ministry told me that the uighur genocide was the beginning of the beginning of total ai surveillance. these companies and then expand the experiment nationwide in china and globally wherever possible. in july 2017 china unveiled its national ai development plan, it called ai a historic opportunity and pledged to align development with the government authoritarian values. china has declared its goal is becoming the world leade

>> my concern about it is as a consumer who grew up with skynet but my primary concern is what happensif we truly become a fully automated or much more automated society? was going to happen to the economy at 25% of the workforce is displaced by automation? i think there is way too much hype on what it can mean. i think machine learning is the ability to separate what is a cat, what is a dog, things of that nature. i think the chat for customer service is flawed. a chapped research has elements that are flawed and may always be flawed. used responsibly i think there's going to be a lot of challenges including an increase in automation. jonathan: 3499 makes it sound cheap. three point $5,000 tom how are people going to pay for this? >> if you look backwards we can see why apple has done the credit card by now pay later, things of that nature. i'm of the belief that apple will offer you of subscription. you might get a vision pro headset or the latest iphone and then if you are paying 250 a month or whatever it is you may not think about the two grand you are paying for the iphone or the