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Computer will simulate and can do thousands and thousands of kind of mock trials. >> yeah. our ability at this point to simulate human biology is far in the future. our understanding biology is in early stages. were nowhere close to being able to simulate a human cell far less the entirety of the human body. i think the big question is can we create a data set that will allow us to at least to some extent predict what a change in the human system, changing the activity level of a protein. what w...

One out of 20 drugs often make it. >> right. >> the idea is whether the computer will simulate and can do thousands and thousands of mock trials? >> yeah. so our ability is incredibly far in the future. our understanding is in such early stages that we are nowhere close to being able to simulate even a single human cell. i think the big question is can we create a data set that will allow us to at least to some extent from dikt what a change in the human system, changing the activity level, what...

And thats in large part because of all this noise we hear externally when theyre really trying to get the right data. also on the front page of this report, it says right there. oh, by the way, theres a half a million increase in workers looking for part time instead of full time for economic reasons. and we think this is because of the furloughed workers and because of the contractors. says it right on the front page of the document. so if you actually read these at all, to the 4 r fourth parag...

Assign characteristics but how do machines learn and when do they make mistakes. researching these very questions. clearly shows that the horse in the picture has not been recognized for the models entire attention is focused on this text on this copyright tag that really surprised us. we looked at the data set again and saw that many of these horse pictures had a copyright tag on them and that the system doesnt recognize the horses at all which is precisely what you want to avoid or this. so my...

Public. last week in the news congress there was a reporter that said, mr. president, can you tell us more where these terrorists that are crossing the border? and he turned to the homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen and said, please tell them about the terrorists. she was carol to refer to in her marks to special-interest aliens. she knows its a bogus statistic but shes playing along with the game used by the white house to suggest this are thousands of terrorists every year crossing t...

A year from advertising the companies running those ads have to take in those hundred billion to pay for the ads so they add a certain amount to the products they sell so a single company is earning hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year on each user its how the poor young. turns the tables on the online giant paid plans to have its clients manage their data via its website and earn a share if and when the data are sold. data while it is a small start up so facebook and google probably don...

A year from advertising the companies running those ads have to take in those hundred billion to pay for the ads so they add a certain amount to the products they sell so a single company isnt in hundreds or even thousands of dollars a year on each user how the. data wallet turns the tables on the online giants paid plans to have its clients manage their data via its website and earn a share if and when the data are sold. data well that is a small start up so facebook and google probably dont ye...

Created for. >> renee, this internet agency, the troll farm we talked about, they were sophisticated in being able to target people specifically in various demographics. how were they that effective? did they have other information or other knowledge that helped them know whether im somebody who should be targeted or you are? >> we real dloipt hahave any ino that. what we know is the original seeds, the original people that they attracted to these pages that they created, these communities were ...

Technology firms and heres what it found. that russia used every major social media platform to help elect mr. trump. that all of moscows messaging was intended to benefit the republican party. and on that alone, facebook alone, russia campaigned -- russias campaign, i should say, reached 126 million people. washington post reporter craig timberg worked on that report, and he chatted about it earlier with my colleague brian stelter and anika brera. >> this is the report weve been waiting for. ...

People. washington post reporter craig timberg worked on that report and he discussed it earlier with my colleague brian stelter and anika brera. >> reporter: is this in many ways the report weve been waiting for. its sweeping, comprehensive, uses the fullest data set that were turned over to the government they didnt turnover to somebody else. it doesnt exactly tell us things we didnt suspect or havent heard. it puts it together in a any wow. its very comprehensive and compelling. its like they...