and technological space. leads to talent, acquisition which can also be lawful at times for the over 200 town acquisition programs run by the prc to bring foreign talent and are indeed to china and relatedly china pla researchers have involved in foreign postdoctoral research programs are in areas of science and technology research. the predicate for acquisition moving forward is likely going to be key areas of weakness and technologies the pla feel are essential to war fighting these can be found in documents such as a five year trends are median to long-term science technology development for it all them focus we can talk about this in detail later on front tier technologies and disruptive technologies. responding to this u.s. and allied partners need to take a more linked up approach while the u.s. has strengthened inbound investment screening mechanism as considering outbound screening mechanisms they have more regulatory landscape during to the competence over fdi screening buried the eu has implement in

so many different technologies have come and stayed and gone out of the specifically technologies by dar and others. everything is experimental. i mean, if you actually watch some of the new sy fi movies, for example, i, i and mother, you watch terminator, you watch any modern sy fine will we, you'll see all the technologies that we're talking about happen. but in a virtual world, in a, in a, in a movie dramatized, or dramatized ways, what is happening on the ground is different. technology by darpa, that you mentioned is still a very early in its early stages. we hear a lot about our technologies being used in espionage and we hear in movies and other news that you know brain to waive sensing technologies are being used or mind reading technologies are used theoretically. yes. many of them are possible and we don't know what people are working on within their laboratories and in the secret kind of labs. but at these technologies are not out here. they're not in a hospital until they're not proven to be working. they're not allowed to work to regulate, it means we don't have access t

>> part of it is the ira is going to usher in advanced technologies and newer technologies. there's less to argue over. we know these technologies are going to be good for pollution, communities, business. for now, we have to get over some of those past arguments that have been submitted in law and submitted in arguments and think about how do we cut through the regular -- rhetoric and get these investments going. the president has asked congress to take a hard look at this and put some efficiencies in the system so that as agencies, we can begin to follow that new law. we provide recommendations to congress as they wrestle with how we tweak and change existing laws. >> so much of your agenda will be around the ira. >> that absolutely will. we are about a 10 million 8 -- the ira is giving the u.k. $130 billion. we have a little bit of time to spend it, the next five to eight years. $50 billion to focus on water infrastructure and remove every leadpipe in this country, $27 billion to focus on advanced technologies to reduce carbon. the tax incentives that is making

moving to the application of foundational technologies or revolutionary technologies, i am not aware of this about being needed. in fact, it might be a drag on our private sector driven system of decentralized firms, discovering and refining use cases and expanding it where it produces value. is that historical president, or is that a good idea is what i am asking. >> i think the most important government policy for u.s. technological basset the in history was the moral act. it expanded the amount of land grant universities in the 18th century. many of those land-grant universities focused on engineering education, technical education, broadening the base of mechanical engineers, chemical engineers in the u.s. at the time. and that historical period, germany, britain, they were producing more nobel prize winners than the u.s. they were capturing the majority share of publications and patents, cutting-edge innovations and chemicals. u.s. was far on the scientific frontier, but the u.s. became the world's most productive economy in that period because, i think, they developed a wider e

so what is happening with technology is the form factor, which is the shape and the size of technology is decreasing and it's becoming smaller capacities, doubling, quadrupling every single year. and so that is good news when it comes to healthcare, when it comes to chips and microprocessors that would be embedded inside the body of a person. because now you don't have to cut as much. now the body is not going to reject that sensor or that chip as much because she answered anything into a human body. the human body will reject it. it'll form your, you know, layers of different all fluids around it. and it will really try to protect of self and that's the natural protection mechanism behalf of so that's great news for factors becoming smaller in the future. also, we're looking at maybe artificial intelligence working really intelligently and actually working property intelligently getting more data. and, you know, correlate all the data it collects and try to figure out what is happening within the human body. so let's say we use these micro chips in a person who's physically disabled t

on uh your tv channel broadcast channel our technology. always determine exactly if the image has been changed, if this is a defake or not, it’s not dipplay, this is our goal, so that this happens in an automated mode, so that you don’t have to turn on any buttons, but the light immediately lights up that there is some kind of fake risk, it is difficult to bypass the biometric barrier, but there are already examples of how technologies can be used for criminal purposes, the accountant of one of the enterprises received an sms message from her director that she urgently contacted him by video link there is plaster. as a matter of fact , its directors. she is deeply convinced of this that i just got out. e. big manager, we have an urgent order to transfer 100,000 dollars in this situation, the accountants are doing his orders without reproach. and literally in an hour or two, with the deepest disappointment and horror, she realizes what she has done. voice defakes become even more dangerous, at the end of january, users of a new program, a s

and disruptive technologies. responding to this, the u.s. and allies and partners need to take a more linked up approach, while the u.s. has strength in inbound investment screening mechanisms is and is considering outbound mechanisms, the eu has a more patchwork, nebula terry landscape -- legal competence over fbi screening, and the eu has implemented an investment screening regulation and can offer advice, but this remains nonbinding. and to even member states still don't have any mechanism in place at all. to summarize, and i'll talk happily about my recommendations during the discussion, chinese investment is more likely to move where it's most easy to do and where innovation is taking place. it is therefore important to examine other regions beyond the transatlantic with regards to the protection of indigenous precommercial technologies, such as in southeast asia. thank you. order. >> thank you very much. we are back to reverse order. we will begin with vice chairman wong. >> think. you miss nouwens, thanks

therefore, in principle, this technology is intended for this.esigned to test expert opinion, who to trust, and what would be nice to double-check and the era of artificial intelligence, more than ever , requires critical thinking. and diffakes , even the most innocent ones, need to be labeled for this, it seems they are leaning all over the world. accustomed to watching videos stopped working , install, open, watch russian channels and all series of movies and cartoons , educational programs and documentaries for free without registration. the fan card is a digital service for safe and comfortable attendance at football matches. the card number is needed to purchase tickets and season tickets for russian premier league games and the russian football cup final . you can apply for registration at public services or in the public service application. at the stadiums of all rpl clubs in twelve cities get a fan card and football pains at the stadium. the head of the ministry of defense inspected the vostok grouping of troops in the south donetsk dire

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in this collection, students are introduced to various areas and technology and after acquiring technological and knowledge-based skills, the country's youth science and technology land in khorasan razavi, the beginning the success of this park is that we have the huge capital of teenagers and young people that we can guide them in the path of technology, god willing, so that we can benefit from the advantages that exist in our beloved country and the need-based projects that exist in the country. the dear ones can create wealth for the islamic country. pride science and technology park of khorasan razavi said at the opening ceremony of this complex that the students of all the cities of the province are supposed to work in this complex at the secondary level and above. we have two phases in this land, the first phase. acquaintance of teenagers and students with literature it is technology and innovation, and the second phase, hopefully, these students will join the companies . in the first phase, about 200 students in this group will start their activities with the cooperation of about 30. v

for me it's about investing in technology diffusion institutions, applied technology centers dedicated field services, different voucher systems that encourage adoption of new techniques by small businesses and if you circle back down to the educational realm, not just about investing and researching universities, building a wider pool of talent investing in community colleges to support a wider talent base for ai talent so i think that was the thrust of my recommendation in the third bucket, taking that innovation comparison and saying how does that translate to a more effective technology policy for the us? >> thank you. and you talk about the need for education exchange and a better understanding each other. are you talking about the traditional education exchange, study abroad types of program or are you looking at anything different or innovative to help ensure populations understand each other? >> thank you for the question. to me, to be understanding they need to have 5 traditional ways. exchange and mobility -- a few years, for china's extent, china, the united states, this to

on your tv channel, the broadcast channel of our technology. always determine exactly if the image substitutions, if this one or not, because our goal is for this to happen in an automated mode, so that there are no buttons to turn on, but a light immediately lights up that there is some risk here today it is difficult for diffusers to bypass the biometric barrier, but there are already examples of how technologies can use for criminal purposes, the accountant of one of the enterprises received an sms message from his director that she urgently contacted him via video link. there is a dipak. as a matter of fact , its directors. she's in it deep convinced that i just got out. great leader, we have an urgent order to transfer 100,000 dollars in this situation, the accountant is impeccably fulfilling his instructions. and literally in an hour or two , with the deepest disappointment and horror , she realizes what she has done. voice diff-fakes become even more dangerous. at the end of january, users of a new program, a speech synthesizer, created

try to call there, a in order to see how the technology works.would like to get into my personal account the director of the research department imitating a call to the call center. to show how their protection system works such solutions can be integrated in the state bank, service and television companies, the system solved two problems. one, she identified me as her client, and two, she, uh, made sure i wasn't trying to deceive her, and uh, the anti-pouffe schedule in the green zone is exactly the same. appeal, he recorded in advance and i reproduce. own voice uh, could this be done by ear, a person will not notice the catch, the system already hears everything , that this is a hoax, that this is a recording of my voice, and not a real voice, in order to pass voice biometrics, and attackers can go in a variety of ways, and they can record a voice and play it back, and they can parody a person, and they can stick together top international ones work, and companies and russian companies occupy the leading places, and at international technology

say that part of this technology and the technology that needed it was transferred to the country . do we have to go to be a lithium producer ? in cases where the substance consumption controller in the country participates in the processing because of the consumers , we had the economy of this complete chain of the month, which has its resources at their disposal by inviting foreign countries, but we never have time to ask about our own resources out of the cycle . domestic production and for export at their disposal how should we not use foreign parties for the investment plan, they should meet their own needs and after the meter will be transferred, with ten ferraris , they are good for us. it was a long time . thank you . thank you. in less than a minute, if we want to create more of this material that we have now , we will find famous sellers, an action of the ministry of industry, mining and trade has been put on its agenda. very wise actions in this they are planning and are being implemented, but the unicorn's view should be deeper from the point of view of various matics an

part of it is thinking about the ira is going to usher in advanced technology and newer technologies.less to argue over. it's good communities, good forr competition. so now we have to get over some the past arguments that have been submitted in law and submitted an arguments and think about how do we cut through that rhetoric and that bureaucracy and really get these investments going. i think the president has asked congress to take a hard look at this. and to put some efficiencies in the system so agencies we can follow that new law. we are providing technical guidance and recommendations to congress as we wrestle with how weak tweet and change existing laws. >> in the next year or two so much of your agenda will be around the ira. >> it absolutely will. we are about $10 billion a year agency. and as i've said that ir is given epm at $130 billion per. >> not all at once? not all at once. we have little time to spend the next five -- eight years. but $50 billion to focus on water infrastructure remove every lead pipe in the country, $27 billion to focus on advanced technologies to r

a lot of them focus on ai and technology. perhaps the most well-known policy to do this interconnectedness is its military civil fusion. the visit will use any knowledge or technology it requires for its military however increasingly things that are not usually thought of the artificial intelligence biotechnology, neuroscience bring inspired research. so how does china incentivize its researchers? the government uses policies and programs to provide the demand signal for certain technology areas. scientists are giving hard her problems to solve. they support and investment in these areas often times have longer timelines and smaller return on investments than individuals can tolerate. 5g battery sequencing capacities are examples of these. it may prove unsustainable in the long term but it can still unpack the competitiveness and hurt the interest in the short-term. i leave the committee with the following thoughts. first the policies and plans form a complementary talent in emerging technologies that can form the foundation

fo me, it is about invesng in technology diffusion institutions, applied technology centers dedicated field services. different voucher systems that encourage the adoption of new techniquesy smaller businesses. if you circle that back down to the education realm, not just about investing and -- in research universities, building a wider pool of allen, investing in community colleges to support a wider talent base for ai talent. that was the thrust of my recommendations in the third bucket, just taking that innovation versus diffusion comparison and seeing, how does that translate to a more effective technology policy for the u.s. side? >>hank you. dr. hsu, you talked about the ne for education exchange. and better understanding each other. e you talking about some of the traditional educational exchange, study abroad types of program, or are you looking at anything different or innovative to help ensure populations understand each other? >> thank you for that question. to me, understanding cannot do that far in traditional ways. as you mentioned by studen exchange, would have been wis

of using this technology? ok, so our company uses and if we steps for me to feel communication and they said it's purely for new field communications. so that's when you are near the payment terminal or another. and if the leader, the reader, the machine can spot that there is a particular payment instrument or another id, for example, doc has sort of data program on it such as for example, bank account, data dog can be charged when you present the hands to the payments so it's a technology that has been there for tentative years already and it's quite come on in the payment industry, especially in europe. we're pretty much all the cards issued our contact with. and we decided to take another level by decreasing the cards, the wearable se, if the size of paper pins and put it in, put them into the human body by designing bio safe and secure invoice. now, are there a security risks with this? for example, can someone just use your hand or arm on their terminal and it processes the payment or bank transfer? when

today, with the advancement of science and technology in the field of building technology, it can increase speed of construction from zero to one hundred. erdin tokar , that we can use materials in the construction industry with experience let's make it. the quality and temperature of the card in construction is high. it is a concrete lubricant. when you use this product in concrete, it causes the percentage of water consumption in the country to decrease drastically , which makes you a more workable and resistant concrete. for three decades, a company producing concrete additives and building chemicals has been working alongside it. the number of workers in the factory complex is 35. 15 of these people work in the research and development laboratory department. the denomination of our collection is 150 tomans per day, a company that for the first time bar has produced and marketed light insulation block adhesive and cement base paint since 30 years ago, and we have 60 products in our product portfolio so far, which help to improve the quality of construction and production and the use of

with this technology. you're one of the people who built this technology. what is most concerning to you about safety. this is a very general technology. and whenever you have something, so general, it is hard to know up front. all the capabilities as well as its downfalls and the limitations of it. is there a possibility that it could do something in the future that we don't want it to do, and there's no way to turn it back. it's not out there without balance. we have some checks and balances in place, including monitoring, detection and monitoring of what's going on in the platform. um and taking action if we see things that they are not in accordance with our usage guidelines, or, you know, we see potential harmful applications technology. is there a kill? switch away to shut the whole thing down? yes so the there's the sci fi version of this, which is, you know, you imagine someone like in a data center, pushing a button and a bomb goes off or whatever, um but what really happens is like any engineer can just say like we're going to disable this for now

we need to enhance the technologies for abating fossil emissions, and we need to advance the technology is for clean sources. we need both traditional and new energy. as this transition progresses, we know our energy mix is going to change. that means we need to play a part to ensure the transition is a managed transition, a transition that keeps us ready and able to meet consumer energy demand today while expanding, growing into more diverse sources for tomorrow. and a transition where we are able to, by the way, send energy from where it's generated, to where it's naming to go. here, i'm talking about in the united states, transmission. it shouldn't take over a decade to get permitting for a transmission on federal lands. john podesta, i know, was on this -- [applause] it's crazy! we can do this. john podesta, i think, was on the stage, wasn't he, dan, a couple days ago, right? noting the president directed the department of energy with the federal permitting agencies to use our full authority is under the federal power act to significantly speed those permitting timelines. this trans

and we needed technology. now it has entered the country, we have transferred the technical knowledge. how far do we have to go to be a lithium producer anyway , to do processing completely ? in cases where they control consumption this article in iran participates in technology, the economy of this complete chain, we had the possibility that by inviting foreign countries , our resources were at their disposal. the foreign side of those who are interested in actually meeting their own technology needs, i.e. make control here and then transfer the controller to their own processing unit. it was good for us. it was very kind to us. thank you . thank you. at let's create more in less than a minute. from this material that we are mixing now , i am aware of famous sales. it is an action of the ministry of industry, mining and trade in its own agenda. and they are being implemented, but the scouting look should be deeper in my opinion and different matics and in fact the agricultural package and completion in terms

bakhshi, one of the technology companies in this event. you used to participate in nano and sanat i didn't have and now present our new product here. the biggest achievement that this event has been for you this year and the last two years that we participated in was that the industry and now its audience are closer to each other that the audience is not familiar with a series of new product purchases , but here you explain. tell us about the innovations of our work in comparison with foreign companies . now our contacts are available to us . now the different years that i presented were the strongest teams that were held and it brought market development for you. in the last year, i am very willing to coordinate . they take it very close, officials said the special headquarters for the development of nanotechnology, which provided us with this opportunity, and you can meet directly with the artisans who are present and use your experiences and the status of your products, and they also hear that young technologists are also present becaus

in developing the disruptive technology. huawei hosting its first profit drop in a decade. as u.s. sanctions force the china tech tried to invest in r&d, we discuss with the huawei chief security officer. when it comes to the technology sector in the last day, what has been constructed, look at the nasdaq 100 up by 100 percentage point, ending this court or higher, best since the quarter of 2020. similar performer in the semiconductors. you look at the stocks in the semiconductor index, higher. but again the best quarter for that index going back to june 2020. yields 3.5% on the 10-year, risk on generally speaking in bitcoin is certainly a part of that story. the main headlines are around president trump and his indictment and how that is playing out in the tech sector and equity markets. these are special acquisition companies or spac's. digital world up 6.5%, the spec due to take truth social public. the idea the market is talking about is the indictment of former president trump is a spotlight on more conservative social

firstly, it is impossible now in these technologies to do.y, well, represent it at all. for a second, like this, 5 rubles are made there. give it and it's all done. well, it's not like that at all. but a british journalist described and showed how easy it is to deceive a voice assistant. he called his bank and started from the computer. audio recording it was synthesized by an easily accessible program from his own voice. what is your reason for calling to check my account balance, okay. name it your birth date, the program did not notice the catch, my voice, my security password again did not recognize the fake and gave out information about his account balance and recent transactions. they are fighting in the laboratory of the speech technology center, which the operator can see, uh, let's try to call there, a in order to see how the technologies work. hello, i would like to get into my personal account the director of the research department imitating a call to the call center. show how their security system works such solutions can be int

that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obviously is to place trust rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with ah ah ah, bully autonomous self driving vehicles seem like a distant fantasy, but tech giants and automakers like for g m. i do has law and alpha bet had invested billions of dollars and years and making it a reality. so how far away are we from this reality? how long until a thomas driving can be commercialized on a large scale? and how much will it cost the consumer as well as the economy as this automation cycle will cause massive job losses for current drivers? i'm christy i and you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be taking a look at how autonomy vehicles will shape the world as

of four key technologies to start. one is clean hydrogen, advanced nuclear, carbon management and long-duration storage. thank you. there is a path to lift off for these essential technologies which of course will lead to a generational economic opportunity. we will start releasing these lift off next week at liftoff. energy.gov. we are eager to -- eager to hear your feedback. we will be living liftoff pathways. then we can keep on getting these technologies. we are all still working every day to get money from the president's agenda out the door. i would like to make a second announcement today. we are releasing a $6 billion funding opportunity for industrial decarbonization projects. the department has been investing in the car. they are working to minimize carbon solutions for heavy industry for years. the amount of funding we are pouring in now is unprecedented. it is an opportunity to accelerate transfer patient progress. this may have required decades to proof out and scale. and shrinking that timeline down to th

waterson: we need to invest in technology, but also our operational systems outside technology, because the winter operations were too much. other airlines were able to handle the winter weather and we were not. to be able to better handle that, we need more infrastructure, more deicing trucks, new technology systems, we need to weatherize our ground support equipment. lots of work and expenditures we expect to prevent this from happening again. that will be the bulk of the effort. >> what is the cost of that upgrade that you need to do? and when will it be completed? >> we are doing a top to bottom view of our winter operations. it will be undoubtedly in millions and millions of dollars. in march, we already know in denver, we need substantial upgrades and we are already pursuing that. go they want to know and they are going to get into a lot of technology issues, trust me. i think they want to know that your brand has been built. i think herb kohl are would be if he was the ceo, he would have been here today. i actually sat with him on a commission. i think mr. murray is going to say

on your tv channel broadcast channel our technology.rmine exactly if the image is spoofed and if this diff is either not our goal, so that this happens in an automated mode, so that you don’t have to turn on any buttons, but a light immediately came on that there was some risk of a fake, it was difficult to bypass the biometric barrier, but there are already examples of how technologies can be used for criminal purposes, an accountant of one of the enterprises received an sms message from her director that she urgently contacted him by video link there is. as a matter of fact, its directors. she is deeply convinced of this that i just got out. great leader, we have an urgent order to transfer 100,000 dollars in this situation, accountants are impeccable carries out his orders. and literally in an hour or two, with the deepest disappointment and horror, she realizes what she has done. at the end of january, users of new speech synthesizer programs created audio recordings with the voices of stars. in them, clones of the house of crusoe ,

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everybody wants this technology. whoever controls this technology has huge control over our future and our lives of people at home are just gonna go to chat gpt online and try to test this out, by the way, the recipe part of this is part of our exclusive not yet out for the general public, but it's coming. the future is here. rebecca i know you're gonna have much more coming up tonight on nightline, including this notion that this technology could help doctors in the future as well. but of course the dangers there. we'll get into that with rebecca later tonight on nightline. thank you, rebecca and the team in the meantime, overseas tonight and massive protests erupting across france tonight, many furious over the french government raising the retirement age. from 62 to 64, now president emmanuel macron, using special constitutional powers to push through the pension reform bill without putting it to a vote in parliament. opponents expected to hold a no confidence vote against the government in the coming days there.

this technology is in the technology used in the b-2 and f-35 aircraft . by achieving body technology and the concealment of this plane, we will be able to find and build the equipment to deal with them for detection and identification . it scans the ground. this is an advanced technology that can destroy good patterns. on the other hand, the systems that actually communicate with the satellite in real time, which are installed in the upper part of this plane , give us this possibility to technology. find the buildings let's also find out how these are related to the satellite, which in the actions against other planes and this model of the american plane , in fact, we should make the best use of it . the news is so true. we got on the plane and we are waiting to see what the iranian response will be. iran will respond to the american side a year later, when the leader of the revolution sits in front of the american model and the iranian arq model , it seems that the most interesting part of today's ceremony was the unveiling of the iranian rq 170s. from t

with the right technology, that timeline can be fixed. a number of companies have begun using artificial intelligence that analyze a satellite, images and sensors on the ground, checking for smoke or shifts, and thermal infrared data that could indicate a fire. and if one is detected, 1st responders receive a notification which she learning. we can actually teach the computers to identify an actual flame, or we can also teach that technology to determine if it's using thermal imagery, whether it's a station or exclaim, from perhaps a power station compared to a moving flame from all that space of the time to launch the automated detection is really old. the 1st stages of a forest fire aren't always easy to spot. sensors like these can help. in the case of a smoldering fire, smoke can remain trapped under the forest canopy undetectable by satellite. but gases are measurable in german start up dry. it has developed a system which to texas gas build up in the early stages of a fire. the integrated a i can even distinguish fire gases from car

this technology is the technology used in the b2 and f-35 aircraft . it is considered a deadly person for the united states. by acquiring the body and stealth technology of this plane , we will be able to find and build the equipment to deal with them for detection and identification. in fact, we will be able to find and build nokia ii. the year that actually it is able to scan the image of the ground in all kinds of weather conditions. this is an advanced technology that can destroy good patterns. on the other hand, there are systems that actually communicate with the satellite in real time , which are in the upper part of this plane. built-in technology allows us to find the buildings and find out how they are connected to the satellite, so that we can take the best advantage of this model of aircraft that they are working on in countermeasures against other planes. this is true. so true the president of the united states in front of the cameras we are surprised to determine it and we are waiting to see what the response of the iranians will be. iran