on tuesday, stephen kinzer is going to present the history of cia.e events last week and tickets are available from monday's conversation between celeste and -- and for the talk on wednesday. tonight we welcome gary marcus, author of rebooting ai which argues

on tuesday, stephen kinzer is going to present the history of cia. we also have events last week and tickets are available from monday's conversation between celeste and -- and for the talk on wednesday. tonight we welcome gary marcus, author of rebooting ai which argues that a computer being a human in jeopardy does not signal we were on the doorstep of fully autonomous cars. taking inspiration from the human the book explains if we need to advance to the next level and suggest if we are wise along the way we will not need to worry about a future machine overloads. finally a book that tells us about what ai is, what it is not what it could become if we are ambitious enough. an elusive been deeply informed account. gary marcus is the founder and ceo of robust see a in his ceo geometrics intelligence. he is published in the journal and perhaps the youngest professor emeritus at a why you. [applause] >> this is not what we wanted to see but we'll see if it will go. >> this is not good okay. maybe it will be all right. we've had technical difficulties.

stephen kinzer his biography of sidney gottlieb, the head of the cia's mk ultra mind control program that was dissolved in the mid- 1970s. and saturday will be in marietta, georgia for jackie gingrich from his thoughts on the dangers of political polarization. most of these events are often to the public. if you know in attendance, take those picture and tagus at book tv on twitter facebook or instagram. . . . >>