then said you were consumed with rage by what happened at that testimonial, at that truth and reconciliation commission to me that you didn't accept what south africa was trying to achieve. that is, a sort of a way to account and do truth—telling in a way that that is, a sort of way to account and do truth—telling in a way that wouldn't rip south africa apart going forward, that would somehow allow these people who'd been fighting the most terrible war to find a way of living peaceably together. but you didn't find a route to forgiveness? i did accept the process. i didn't find a route to forgiveness is true, but i accepted the process. and i accepted the process for the same reason that my father, who was involved in those peace talks, who was beside nelson mandela when they made the compromise that was the truth and reconciliation commission, did say at the time, "i realise that i have made "a compromise that means that the people who killed ruth "will never be brought to properjustice. "they'll never be jailed for it. "but for the sake of the country, that is the compromise "i have to make." and i a

i will look at the truth and reconciliation commission in south africa, which in my view is a much bettergears, you are a california representative silicon valley. >> you hosted a forum on ai and a group called the tech transparency project, the washington post reported this, noted that some two-thirds of the people you invited to have this what was supposed to be i think independent discussion on the implications of ai had ties to the industry. what's your reaction to that? reform these were leading scholars from harvard and duke and stanford and they understand ai now are some of them doing consulting work? >> for a technology company? probably, but there's still the people who've written the leading books and the leading scholars on technology. so my whole purpose was to get the academic boys in there. it's almost impossible to go to the leading scholars and then them not have some connections. i think it's fine for that to be out there, but the criteria was the leading scholars in the field. >> so congressman, i came across an article this morning and i want to make sure i have this r

here so far will be into this new commission, the independent commission for reconciliation and information recovery. it's a bit like the truthds at the top of this. and there is some very good ex police at the top of this having a look at what's going on. so the british government are asking those victims please come to us, tell us what you know. we will take your case on and try and get you the answers that really are required . but of course, in the required. but of course, in the middle of that, the irish government has taken an intergovernmental legal case against britain objecting to this very commission that has been put in place and many in the community here saying, well, that's not right either, because the irish government's hands weren't clean in these troubles ehhen weren't clean in these troubles either. so it has started a ry. it's a continuing ry. and on the back of the rwanda ry , relations back of the rwanda ry, relations between london and dublin are now becoming strained. but from midnight last night, all of these historical cases are now in the hands of the commission. >> okay . thank you so much, >> okay