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needs philosophers. This thought has been nagging at me for a year now, and recently its been growing like a tumor. One that plenty of folks on the net would love to see kill me. People dont put much stock in philosophers these days. The popular impression of philosophy is that its just rhetoric, just frivolous debating about stuff that can never properly be answered. "Spare me the philosophy; lets stick to the facts!" The funny thing is, its philosophers who gave us the ability to think rat...

Is. here and its exciting to see how this new development will be able to help people to live longer earn healthier lives as lieve if you mention. we travel to stuttgart to see how artificial intelligence works in practice in hospitals and nursing homes computer scientists be a good coffee says that japan has made a lot of progress in developing robots that can look after patients but there are some things that a machine simply cant do. play given by those involved they cant provide real care so...

And chaef had started to catch on. >> different ways to run a business. different ways to communicate with your friends. different ways to experience virtual worlds. i dont think weve ever seen a decade like that frankly. >> there was realization this was going to be part of our lives, where our work and entertainment and all that was going to reside. >> i believe that what is happening today is truly a revolution in the deepest sense of the word, that 30 or 40 years from now its going to be har...

After regulators reviewed satellite data of the ethiopia crash. the data very close to that of the lion aircraft in october. the president claimed i know tech better than anyone. he tweeted this, aer planes are becoming far too complex to fly. pilots are no longer needed, but rather computer scientists from m.i.t. i see illustrate all the time in many products. often old and simpler is far better. thats something the former transportation secretary disputed on thursday. >> are airplanes too comp...

Employee, peter. he spent his whole career working on safety and working on making sure aviation is safe. and thats true of the 38,000, many of whom are air traffic controllers, but many of whom work in safety. the faa is a highly professional organization that cares about aviation safety. >> and we heard from the acting faa administrator this morning on the "today" show on nbc. i want to get your reaction to what he said, take a listen. >> you have to establish at least more than a gut feeling ...

Rightfully so. but what was going on behind the scenes? a lot of people dont know exactly what faa inspectors do. and there was nobody, nobody on the beat for over a month. and thats what our concern was. we talk to inspectors all the time. >> now the president tweeted yesterday, and he said in part, airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly. pilots are no longer needed but rather computer scientists from m.i.t., and he continued with albert einstein. sort of a joke. does he have a point tha...

Previous failed presidential campaigns he wasnt vp to an enormously popular democratic president. and there are a lot of folks in the democratic party concerned about biden, is he too old? particularly the partys going for the hot hand, its hard to imagine that being bide pent but matched up with donald trump, who can take back the states that they lost last time, biden seems to be the one. >> you want to talk about technology? >> i do. okay. so the ethiopian air crash obviously hams many countr...

In the most recent directive, it said, this is based on analysis by boeing. its right in the order. >> david, the president tweeted this today. he said airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly. pilots are no longer needed but rather computer scientists from m.i.t. i see it all the time in many products. always seeking to go one unnecessary step further when often old and simpler is far better. split second decisions are -- this is followed by a phone call with the president of boeings ceo, ...

Are no longer needed but rather computer scientists from m.i.t. i see tall the time in many products. al always seeking to go one unnecessary step further when often old and simpler is far better. splikt-seco split-second decisions are. this is followed by a phone call with the president of boeings ceo, and the white house was later saying this. watch. >> certainly this is very early in the process. i think the first place we have to start is by offering our condolences. >> whats going on here? ...

Newest jet, tweeting this, airplanes are becoming far too complex to fly. pilots are no longer needed but rather computer scientists from m. i. t., split second decisions are needed and the complexity creates danger. all of this have very great cost. very little gain. i dont know about you, but i dont want albert einstein to be my pilot. i want great flying professionals that are allowed to easily and quickly take control of a plane. now, for a president who loves to tap into the bygone days of ...