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Dont recognize his face. thats because you probably had antivirus software on your computer at one time or another. >> for the past three weeks, weve seen five new viruses. >> back in the eighties, it was the visionary john mcafee who recognized the threat posed by invisible computer viruses and made a fortune by devising defenses to stop them. david faber is a business reporter for cnbc. >> he made 100 million dollars when it was really something to make 100 million dollars. >> he lost most of ...

To be able to prepare for all of this. now, of course, there is still much work to be done and much testing to be done as to the efficacy for much younger children, but pfizer has asked the fda for emergency approval for those 12 and up to be able to receive the vaccine. we should know an answer with that in the next couple weeks or so, and this, of course, many officials hope will go a long way towards getting herd immunity overall in the population, 70% to 80%. >> particularly academic environ...

>> there was a lot of talk about about we saw her walking about down the street sometime. maybe somebody picture up. >> the young attorney and fleming acquaintance olivia reager, couldnt help but hear what people were seeing. >> did she go home with someone? did she drive off somewhere? >> susies mother was afraid something awful had happened. and for the second time she called sister karlyne, two hours away in north dakota. >> and thats when i knew something was really, really wrong. and so we ...

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My audible library is just like scroll scroll scroll scroll scroll scroll, its a lot. i downloaded audible and really, really enjoyed it. and then it kind of just became a lifestyle after that. audible allows me to find a space for myself. you just get way more than you pay for, one of those rare things in life. oh, the audible plus catalog is awesome. its like having a streaming service, but just for audio content. theres audible originals... theres podcasts... ive used some of the meditations,...

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With the murder of lauren the giddings. in his apartment, police found keys to laurens place and packaging for a hack saw like the one found in the buildings maintenance room. yet prosecutors worried that their case might not convince a jury. so investigators continued to dig. and what they uncovered would leave both sides stunned. heres keith morrison with the conclusion of the water. >> lauren giddingss law school friends couldnt make sense of it. how is it possible there odd, nerdy classmate,...

Quicker on that case? >> i try not to go there. i mean theyre all these would ifs. >> but then, it wasnt long after her rusty was put into the ground, a new county attorney was elected, youve already met her, olivia. >> we felt like we had a duty to give some sort of explanation to the family as to what was going on. if the case was going to go somewhere or if it wasnt, they needed to know. they couldnt be left dangling out there. >> and they were certainly dangling? >> absolutely. >> and if tha...

Rather than ability. i have a history in hospitality, which has obviously been hard—hit with covid, and so i spent a good few months searching and applying for hundreds ofjobs, with no success. so she joined a scheme that, as part of the recruitment process, uses al to gamify the assessment of someone�*s personality and behaviour traits, to match them to a job that would really suit them. the last question i remember vividly — we had to try and crack the code, so there would be a certain a...

So as a result of that — of course, western media, it is not very diverse, does not feature people of colour in a lot of tv shows. the problem with doing it this way is theres no real way of controlling the diversity of the people so youll often end up with a data set thats overly white and overly male. so now some companies are hoping that al itself could just be the answer to solving the problem, using the might of something called generative adversarial networks, or gans for short. to see h...