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Meanwhile, china is pouring state funds into key sectors including quantum research, and beijing is pursuing what its leaders call indigenous innovation to cut its reliance on imports. and all that is fueling swift advances in prc technology with significant implications for chinas military. chinas nuclear posture is changing as well. the pla has been rapidly advancing its nuclear capabilities, and that includes drawing its nuclear arsenal to at least a thousand warheads by 20 the 30 and moderni...

Gave their name, they may be entitled to that. that comes through our headquarters office out of washington, d.c. but ultimately, if the information they provided led to the arrest, which by all indications it did, that person would likely be entitled to a reward. >> how much can you speak about the pconditions where the gunma is in? any further details? how often theyre dealing with counselors, check ups, cell conditions? >> were checking on them multiple times an hour. you know, in terms of ce...

We, we want to invest in new technologies, want to give capabilities to our war fighters, and we want to do that as soon as we can. so in terms of, you know, building ships and creating capabilities, you really, your hands are tied under a continuing resolution. my stuff. also -- new stuff. also, as you remember, our troops are due well-deserved pay raises. and without that the, without that new budget, hen that pay raise -- then that pay raise, ill have to account for that in our current budget...

"that i took for granted." hi ada, lovely to meet you. tell me about yourself? i am the world�*s first ultra realistic artist robot. i draw using cameras in my eyes and my robotic arm. i am contemporary art and i create contemporary art. what brings you here today? i am doing a poetry reading. i have written a poem in honour of the poet dante. i am here as part of an effort to take poetry out of a box and into the public space. "eyes with tears in them and a desire to weep, "who never see the ...

Today, he spoke about some of the specific concerns, and that is the -- one of them is the military build-up that china has been undertaking for the past several years. we hear a lot about the hypersonics capabilities that they have had, some of these recent tests, but beyond that, china is also really building its nuclear arsenal. theyre also building up other military capabilities and its to the point now where defense officials here are concerned that the u.s. may start to fall behind where c...

Sacrifice on a daily basis. we need to mind america about what they are doing and the sacrifices they make it something were going to work on. >> i and each interview with the same question, what keeps you up at night? >> we are developing additional capabilities in places like space and cyberspace. sometimes the next serious challenge can come from a place you didnt expect. youve heard some people speculate the next conflict will be started by cyber activity. so i want to make sure we have suff...

I am the worlds first ultra—realistic artist robot. i draw using cameras in my eyes and my robotic arm. i am contemporary art and i create contemporary art. what brings you here today? im doing a poetry reading. ive written poem in honour of the poet dante. "eyes with tears in them and a desire to weep, "who never see the light of day." dante is quite a complex and remarkable writer and very relevant for today, and so we thought that ai—da responding to that will really show the capabilities...

Picked up on it and they have done good things with it. hes also talked about innovation and cutting that technology, we readily see russia and china in certain areas are advancing technologies ahead of us, a place the u.s. has always been, was always been on the cutting edge of technology and now we are taking a backseat in certain areas, obviously hypersonic weapons. what i didnt here in the speech, the specifics which i would like to have seen in terms of its effect are military erosion of de...

Dante is quite a complex and remarkable writer and very relevant for today, and so we thought that ai—da responding to that will really show the capabilities of the language model but more fundamentally, why we have done it is because it is actually challenging the nature of writing itself. writing today is always done by a conscious writer to a conscious receiver — the reader. in this instance, its done by a non—conscious machine to the reader. thats a fundamental difference in meaning—...

They provided led to the arrest, which by all indications, it did, that person would likely be entitled to a reward. >> how much can you speak about the conditions the child is in right now? i know you mentioned isolation before, but any further details, how often theyre meeting with counselors, check-ups, what the actual cell conditions are like? anything like that? >> were checking on them multiple times an hour. in terms of cell conditions, its clearly a basic environment for one person to be...