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But if we look at the future, we will see more and more collaboration between robots and humans at team level. this type of set—up could allow us to develop techniques, methods, algorithms to make interaction meaningful. how difficult is it to transfer what theyre doing as tasks into other robots from other industries? easier than you think! really? yeah, i have a robot that needs to recognise balls on a field, and if i have a service robot, it needs to recognise faces in a home environment. t...

To recognise balls on a field, and if i have a service robot, it needs to recognise faces in a home environment. they are both computer vision tasks and the methods that you use to address this task are more or less the same in two different contexts. the open source project has already helped inform this home health assistant, modifying with a handy gripper. paul laughs tech united branded cola. and after some refuelling, i did eventually find the back of the net. but given how fluid these robo...

Robocup actually lays the foundations for serious collaborative robotics. integration of robots and humans within the same team remains limited nowadays. but if we look at the future, we will see more and more collaboration between robots and humans at team level. this type of set—up could allow us to develop techniques, methods, algorithms to make interaction meaningful. how difficult is it to transfer what theyre doing as tasks into other robots from other industries? easier than you think! ...

Counter their network. the summer shooters are not alone in -- our towns, shopping, centers schools, but they are not alone online. this really comes down to human intelligence. we have done in other contexts, we could do it here. we just have to choose to do it. i think that is the next step. someone has to take the lead, and move the ball forward. we have to be preemptive, otherwise we will keep reacting to this incident over and over again. >> thank you both, so so much. kevin, last word to y...

It cant be done unless you do a fraud. i think that haldeman had been sort of sent out to test me and see where my loyalties might fall. he wasnt sure i could be loyal to richard nixon. and this was something that was very important to them, that there be blind loyalty to nixon. that, you know, whatever nixon said was the final word. >> the unconditional loyalty is how people maintain their hold. and we see this in a lot of different contexts. we see it in authoritarian regimes. we see it in org...

Client, regardless of who is paying the bills. sometimes you would see these matters come before the court, and the court can play referee a little bit to make sure that the client is satisfied with the legal representation and that the client believes that the lawyer is representing the clients best interests. but there is an inherent conflict of history and michael cohen has described this is how it works in trump world and when the lawyer is being paid by someone else, there is at least a hum...

That make a difference? would it make a difference if the person paying the bills of the witnesses is the person being investigated? >> i think it is probably problematic in both contexts. because what you want to avoid is some sort of obstruction of justice. that the lawyer is persuading the witness not to be as forthcoming as they might otherwise be because they want to please the boss. and so i think in either context it is very problematic. and at its worst, it could be a crime of obstructio...

Obligation is to represent the client, regardless of who is paying the bills. sometimes you would see these matters come before the court and the court can play referee a little bit to make sure that the client is satisfied with the legal representation and that the client believes that the lawyer is representing the clients best interest. but there is an inherent conflict of interest there. michael cohen has described it. this is how it works in trump world. and when the lawyers being paid by s...

Governments do not pay attention to power but they do pay attention to the people and far more so than latimer putin has in his two decades running russia. ., ., ., russia. there were a lot of similarities _ russia. there were a lot of similarities there - russia. there were a lot of similarities there with - russia. there were a lot of similarities there with him | russia. there were a lot of. similarities there with him and his interviews but we also so often hear of a total defence, don�*t ...

See where my loyalties might fall. he wasnt sure i could be loyal to richard nixon, and this was something that was very important to them, that there be blind loyalty to nixon that, you know, whatever nixon said was the final word. >> the unconditional loyalty is how people maintain their hold, and we see this in a lot of different contexts. we see it in authoritarian regimes. we see it in organized crime. we see it in cult. its a powerful control mechanism that helps enable corruption and misc...