. >> that is steve wozniak co-founder of apple talking about artificial intelligence. >> it is scary because i can see a lot of the thinking i have done in my life is no longer done by humans. >> wozniak is the latest technology expert to sound the alarm. he joins bill gates, physicist steven hawking and tesla sceo elon musk. he is so concerned that he donated to a foundation who makes sure machines behave themselves. >> to make sure in a mathematically provable way that the robots will be on our side. >> russell is one of the world's leading experts on artificial intelligence. he points to the johnny depp movie "tran sen dents" as an example of what the world would be like with super intelligent machines. >> the machine is able to figure out how to cure blindness and resurrect the dead and cure the planet's environment. >> but then the computer connects to the inter thet and tries -- internet and tries to carry its goals to the internet. >> it is a serious problem in the future. the way to prevent it is somehow let the computer learn human values and put them in context. >> before w

steve wozniak, the cofounder of apple. i-i need to talk with steve wozniak. would you like to say hi, kevin? sure. i sold him a ton of software. i wastheir education business for years. you shouldn't be able to take nonsense like that and turn it into a patent, and then fill up the legal system, and then create unlimited uncertainty for companies. it's wrong. it's absolutely wrong. i agree with you, mark. i love him. steve, thanks. oh, my god. it's very good to hear from you. here--here's the deal. i got two offers on the table. uh, both from, uh, kevin and, uh, robert. they're the same amount-- $500,000 for 15%, which is what i asked for, but they're insisting that i include my other retail company. i'm--i'm sorry. that's just too much for this kind of offer. i-i mean, i don't think this offer's good enough for, you know, giving up, you know, um, you know, what you've got going already. what he's doing right now is, he's trying to figure out, is he serious about selling the real business or not? if i believe he will, maybe i'll make him a real offer. all rig

. >> that is steve wozniak co-founder of apple talking about artificial intelligence. >> it is scary because i can see a lot of the thinking i have done in my life is no longer done by humans. >> wozniak is the latest technology expert to sound the alarm. he joins bill gates, physicist steven hawking and tesla sceo elon musk. he is so concerned that he donated to a foundation who makes sure machines behave themselves. >> to make sure in a mathematically provable way that the robots will be on our side. >> russell is one of the world's leading experts on artificial intelligence. he points to the johnny depp movie "tran sen dents" as an example of what the world would be like with super intelligent machines. >> the machine is able to figure out how to cure blindness and resurrect the dead and cure the planet's environment. >> but then the computer connects to the inter thet and tries -- internet and tries to carry its goals to the internet. >> it is a serious problem in the future. the way to prevent it is somehow let the computer learn human values and put them in context. >> before w

. >> that is steve wozniak co-founder of apple talking about artificial intelligence. >> it is scary because i can see a lot of the thinking i have done in my life is no longer done by humans. >> wozniak is the latest technology expert to sound the alarm. he joins bill gates, physicist steven hawking and tesla sceo elon musk. he is so concerned that he donated to a foundation who makes sure machines behave themselves. >> to make sure in a mathematically provable way that the robots will be on our side. >> russell is one of the world's leading experts on artificial intelligence. he points to the johnny depp movie "tran sen dents" as an example of what the world would be like with super intelligent machines. >> the machine is able to figure out how to cure blindness and resurrect the dead and cure the planet's environment. >> but then the computer connects to the inter thet and tries -- internet and tries to carry its goals to the internet. >> it is a serious problem in the future. the way to prevent it is somehow let the computer learn human values and put them in context. >> before w

. >> it was the first computer that steve jobs and steve wozniak created in their garage, and it wasof this breakthrough in personal computing. >> that lady i asked her do you want anything? >> reporter: it's company policy to get 50% of all items sold back to the original owner, common for computer parts or microchips. but for this rare item they fetched $200,000 in a private auction. >> not every day somebody brings you $100,000. >> reporter: they know what she looks like, but don't know her name. now they want to find this mystery woman to thank her and make her rich. >> this lady please come over to our warehouse in milpitas again, and we'll give you check $100,000. please. >> reporter: in milpitas, ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> doing the right thing and giving a lot of it back. >> go claim it. it's yours. >> i am so dated with my technology it would not surprise me if it was mine. but that's an amazing story. all right. meteorologist anthony slaughter standing by. i have the old iphone forever anthony. i never need the new one. >> i'm the same way. i've still got the samsung.

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steve wozniak made the homebrew, the first apple, basically. now we have these. do we help our young people be technically literate as well as reading and writing? charlie: how do we add it to the core curriculum? megan: yes, have it there. these kids knew what all of this was because they have their phone. we were talking to them. we had some other kids joining in to higher-level robotics. why don't all of our children have a technical literacy? we have this weird idea that you would never have someone say yeah, reading wasn't really my thing at school. but they do say, math wasn't my thing. we have to change our expectations for everyone. we have to change how we teach. charlie: so it is more than putting science and technology and the digital revolution at the front rank? megan: equal. not as an implementation thing but as something we do together. i think also -- charlie: it should be on the front line with reading, writing, and arithmetic. megan: the universe doesn't separate biology and other classes. you need to know all this stuff. this is the same thing,

steve wozniak will be the next wax figure at madame tussaud. mark zuckerberg and marissa mayer were candidates, but it was woz who made the winning team. >>> the markets were crushed tuesday. the dow was down better than 200 point on the strengthening dollar, a strong dollars makes our exports more expensive. selling american stuff is still important, but selling american stuff overseas is really important, more important than ever. the company's stock is down 13% on the year because of a strong dollar. tiffany's biggest customers now come from overseas, and a strong dollar means they can't afford as many blue boxes as they could before. tiffany's had expected a sales decline of 30% this last quarter, just now, the company said it wasn't as bad as they expected, but tiffany's is getting hit hard by a strong dollar. >> i would say. >> saving two months worth of salary, it's more like three or four months. >> i'm not saying anything. i can call your girlfriend pretty quick [ laughter ] >>> it all comes down to this for the golden state warriors a

steve wozniak will be the next wax figure at the san francisco location of madam tu so he's. mark zuckerberg was also a candidate but he was the obvious winner. so now both steves will be at the wax museum. >> that's kind of nice. i had forgotten with the carly fiorina ipod. >> the hp ipod. for a brief moment in time. >>> for the first time anywhere drug companies will now have to pay for the clebting and disposing of unused drugs in almeado county. yesterday the u.s. supreme court refused to hear an appeal of the historic 2012 law requiring drug makers to pay the county about a half million dollars a year to properly dispose of the drugs and keep them out of our bay waters. supervisor nate miley authored that and tells the oakland tribune many other cities will soon adopt similar laws. >>> getting a bang for your buck when it comes to dealing with drugs. a prescription drug company called express script is pushing for pay for performance deals on some cancer drugs. that means patients should be able to pay less for medications that don't work as effectively. some drugs cost m

. >> catherine: the cast also includes seth rogan = =steve wozniak >>video >> catherine: the movie tookile to get off the ground. >> catherine: the role of jobs was first offered to leonardo dicaprio and then christian bale. >> catherine: "steve jobs" is scheduled to be released october 9th in the u.s. >> catherine: industry insiders expect it to be better than the 2013 movie about the apple founder -- which starred ashton kutcher. >> pam: sports with the gary radnich is up next! >> definitely, completely different team but we are a lot better. >> reporter: covering the warriors for 20 years, an act to he would think will win the series. --asked >> no laps all your note losing streak they were the best team and the national basketball association. i will be so i will not be surprised if there warriors in our it will halt machine and i see them going to the finals. --i will not be surprised if the warriors go to the finals because they are a well oiled machine >> reporter: justin smith finally has officially announced his retirement creek one of the anchors for the 49 arrested this of tr

steve jobs. in 1976. the owner of the plant who got this, sold it, that computer for 200,000 bucks. >> he said. >> actually, to nerd-out completely, you can see "woz" written on the computer. wozniake of the original engineers for apple. >> interesting. >> exposing -- >> if that woman is out there, go by the recycling plant and get your money. >> $100,000. >> publilic service announcements from ron claiborne this morning. >>> we have a different kind of text story, you're looking at digital love here, this couple dated on twitter, got married on periscope. >> periscope is the popular live streaming app. sara is obsessed with periscope. sarascope, that's why we call it that. >> yes, the amount of time that ron tells me to put my camera down. periscope was developed to give you a chance to live through someone else's eyes. just yesterday, we were able to watch a day that one couple will never forget. periscope, allowing viewers to teleport almost anywhere in the world, like a complete strangers' wedding. as they tied the knot on saturday, on top of the 50 or so loved ones packed into this new york city church, hundreds more watched the amazingly emotional nuptials with a little help