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Ability, with researching ability. and its rapidly evolving. and so its something thats changing literally every day. >> and again, for dummies, how does it do that? how does it work? >> sure. well, for instance, a company like open a.i., they have scraped a massive corpus of knowledge, mostly from the internet. and the wild part about this is, if you feed enough data into these algorithms, into these models, over time it can start to learn to identify what things are. and so heres a very simple...

Companies or, you know, computer vision, you know, license plate reading companies that have very specific abilities. but the last breakthrough, really the a.i. breakthrough that were all talking about now, are companies like open a.i. theyre actually doing the work of a human with decision-making ability, with researching ability. and its rapidly evolving. and so its something thats changing literally every day. >> and again, for dummies, how does it do that? how does it work? >> sure. well, fo...

In passenger airplanes. >> one thing you cant do signore it. harness it, use it. dont fear it. might see one pilot aircraft. could it be flown on a fully automated basis in yes, it could. technology is right up there now. theres always somebody on the flight deck in my view. >> pete, good morning. last december they flew an f-16 for 17 how shalls with four different ai algorithms running and no other pilot. it was a mane shoo that did this. can you -- machine that did this and can you imagine ho...

When it comes to targeting the veterans community, the hispanic community, the black community. these foreign actors and domestic actors recognize that these identities that are core to who we are in our human psychology can be leveraged bitterness against others. it doesnt matter who you are. if someone is tried to manipulate you, they are going to target who you consider yourself to be. what your values are. they will try and shift those values and present enemies, the other, as someone to be ...

Back in 2013 that healthcare.govs. wash earrings with facebook. whatsapp and all the social media. politicians are not the one to understand technology to the extent they understand how to legislate it. i get if that is part of the rules but you made the point. we may follow some rules may be the eu does but i can guarantee is a little china, russia, iran, north korea. no matter how much with olive adversaries after doing this now. that being said we do need guardrails around us ralph got to be ...

Joining our conversation, law professor and former clerk to sonja sotomayor, melissa murray. melissa, take us through the law on this. what are the legal arguments that the families are making about the liability of all of these companies? >> well, theyre relying on pretty traditional legal rem dis, essentially arguing that everyone who is named here including those major companies, were negligent, in causing the death of their loved ones. and whats actually really interesting to me is that alth...

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Months just so it can figure things out. at this point, one of the things i know you are concerned about is a.i. as it is today, is just kind of hard to control. >> it is. and we see this already. a.i. is already deployed in more subtle forms everywhere. we use it whenever we talk to alexa or serrie. we use it whenever images are identified and tagged with our faces. those are the same kind of a.i. algorithms that are put into chatgpt. already we see that they make mistakes and there is so much ...

Artificial intelligence systems will do what you ask but not necessarily what you meant. The challenge is to make sure they act in line with human’s complex, nuanced values