insight into what those million individuals have learned? individuals have learned ? they've individuals have learned? they've learned a range of skills, some of the prominent schools our course or the courses of the consortium that make up institute of coding haveis make up institute of coding have is everything from basic coding to cyber security, ai, data science, creative computing and so on. so what can they do — computing and so on. so what can they do now? _ computing and so on. so what can they do now? a _ computing and so on. so what can they do now? a range - computing and so on. so what can they do now? a range of. can they do now? a range of “obs can they do now? a range of jobs and _ can they do now? a range of jobs and that _ can they do now? a range of jobs and that is _ can they do now? a range of jobs and that is the - can they do now? a range of jobs and that is the point, i jobs and that is the point, which training and digital no longer prepares you only for the narrow field of working in it, it is a preparation for everyjob. it, it is a preparation for everyjob-_ it, it is a preparation for eve 'ob. �* , it, it is a preparation for eve 'ob. , , every 'ob. and your course, is it everyjob. and your course, is it 0 en everyjob. and your course, is it open to _ everyjob. and your course, is it open to not _ everyjob. and your course, is it open to notjust _ everyjob. and your course, is it open to notjust younger- it open to notjust younger people but older people, there is a huge push to get older people perhaps dropped out of the workforce during the pandemic back into the workforce? could they realistically get skills that could help them find another position on your course or in welder coding?— position on your course or in welder coding? absolutely, we have courses _
so we just had to give that young lady an anesthetic outside the house. so right now, i need to make sure that all our equipment is back where it should be and also restock the bags to make sure that we have enough to hand if we were to have to do another anesthetic. and as they clear up, time for a debrief with london ambulance colleagues — an important part of everyjob they do. these jobs are quite stressful. we see a lot of these intense jobs with our daily work. that's what we're here for. but the ambulance service crews may only see one or two jobs like that a year, so there's a lot going on that can be quite intense. so it's important to allow people to talk about the job, how they're feeling. but also there's always lots of really good clinical learning. as night falls, amar and kevin take over in the cars. they're off to east london. a car crash with lots of resources sent. a man has been hit by a car. they take control at the scene, able to give the patient stronger drugs than the other medical teams. they stabilise him, then take him to the nearest major trauma hospital. in cases like this, - when they could have very significant internal injuries, it's about providing - stable and stabilising - the patients and the roadside, but also getting the patient
breathing so we need to support that by putting a tube into her lungs giving her special medication that carry to try to help correct the problem with her asthma, which is causing severe narrowing of her airways. we will do that quite quickly now, right? they stabilise the patient, who was then transferred to an ambulance and taken to hospital. one of them in the ambulance and the other one following and then the work continues. we have had to give the lady an anaesthetic outside the house so right now i need to make sure that all our equipment is where it should be and also restock the bags to make sure that we have enough to hand if we have to do another anaesthetic. after a clear up, time for a debrief with london ambulance colleagues, an important part of everyjob we do. these are quite stressful
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today? so i have always, like, had a bit - _ today? so i have always, like, had a bit - or _ today? so i have always, like, hada bit- ora— today? so i have always, like, had a bit - or a massive - had a bit — or a massive problem with drink, sol had a bit — or a massive problem with drink, so i was always in the pub, playing fruit machines, in the bookies, it wasn't until i was about 30 and i started doing it online, online slots, and itjust got out of hand rapidly. and very quickly. i would take out payday loans, quite soon, and i capital secret for years from my mrs. at the end it would be, if i had money in my account, i would go to work in between everyjob, i would would go to work in between everyjob, iwould be would go to work in between everyjob, i would be gambling. i started taking my phone into the bathroom with me when i was having a bath and things like that. 50 having a bath and things like that, ., ., , having a bath and things like that. ., . , , having a bath and things like that. ., . , that. so how many rooms are there upstairs? _ that. so how many rooms are there upstairs? she - that. so how many rooms are there upstairs? she ended i that. so how many rooms arei there upstairs? she ended up going for treatment here at the first�*s women's residential gambling centre based in
if you want to go for al tools and designe ai yourself you definitely have to go to experts. these are not the easiest to find there are universities worldwide even we have companies to get those people on board. and that is actually very, attractive. we also bought a company in the uk in universities in the uk we have experts working collaboratively intensely and that is the way to go forward for the experts here. there is another game that pretty much everyjob has to be fluent in al tools and be able to apply them and that is more a training and qualification action because we cannot send anyone back to university, that will not work. a lot of people with years of experience have to bring them into the tool space. stefan, we know that you have been meeting with politicians about al. i'm wondering what kind of regulations are they talking about, because it does seem like everybody is on the same page when it comes to needing to regulate ai. regulation has obviously, i think on the first direction to
collaboratively intensely and thatis collaboratively intensely and that is the way to go forward for the experts here. there is another game that pretty much everyjob has to be fluent in al tools and be able to apply ai tools and be able to apply them and that is more a training and qualification accident because we cannot send anyone back to university, that will not work. a lot of people with years of experience have to bring them into the tool space. to bring them into the tool sace. ~ ~ ., ., ., space. we know that you have been meeting _ space. we know that you have been meeting with _ space. we know that you have been meeting with politiciansl been meeting with politicians about al. i'm wondering what kind of regulations are they talking about because it does seem like everybody is on the same page when it comes to needing to regulate ai? regulation has obviously, i think on the first direction to look at transparency. it is i believe very good if we know when we buy a product or use a product what is in there, is al use, am i talk to a machine or ami use, am i talk to a machine or am i talking to a human being. you will say that is fine but in the future that will be a question which is not so easy to answer. so i would say the
everyjob i would be a gambling. ll would be coming home from work, gambling _ would be coming home from work, gambling before _ would be coming home from work, gambling before my— would be coming home from work, gambling before my mrs _ would be coming home from work, gambling before my mrs came - would be coming home from work, i gambling before my mrs came home. would be coming home from work, - gambling before my mrs came home. i started _ gambling before my mrs came home. i started taking — gambling before my mrs came home. i started taking my— gambling before my mrs came home. i started taking my phone _ gambling before my mrs came home. i started taking my phone into _ gambling before my mrs came home. i started taking my phone into the - started taking my phone into the bathroom — started taking my phone into the bathroom with— started taking my phone into the bathroom with me _ started taking my phone into the bathroom with me when - started taking my phone into the bathroom with me when i - started taking my phone into the bathroom with me when i was i started taking my phone into the - bathroom with me when i was having a bathroom with me when i was having a bath and _ bathroom with me when i was having a bath and things — bathroom with me when i was having a bath and things like _ bathroom with me when i was having a bath and things like that. _ bathroom with me when i was having a bath and things like that. fill— bath and things like that. all across the — bath and things like that. across the country people bath and things like that.- across the country people are posing. that is what people are encouraged to do by the gambling companies. the body which represents the industry in the uk, the betting and gaming council, told bbc news it is encouraged by the latest figures which show rates of problem gambling among women are down on the previous year added 0.1%. they also say they will donate more than £100 million to tackle harmful gambling. and now all three women are looking to the future. i all three women are looking to the future. ., all three women are looking to the future. . ., �* all three women are looking to the future. . . �* ., , future. i mean, i haven't gambled. i haven't relapsed. _ future. i mean, i haven't gambled. i haven't relapsed. that _ future. i mean, i haven't gambled. i haven't relapsed. that is _ future. i mean, i haven't gambled. i haven't relapsed. that is what - future. i mean, i haven't gambled. i haven't relapsed. that is what is - haven't relapsed. that is what is important for me. and every day is so new. like, we are, every day that i am gamble free is a new day to me. how are you getting on?— how are you getting on? really well. how are you getting on? really well. how does it — how are you getting on? really well. how does it feel _ how are you getting on? really well. how does it feel outside _ how are you getting on? really well. how does it feel outside treatment i how does it feel outside treatment now that _ how does it feel outside treatment now that you — how does it feel outside treatment now that you are _ how does it feel outside treatment now that you are back— how does it feel outside treatment now that you are back here? - how does it feel outside treatment now that you are back here? i - how does it feel outside treatment now that you are back here? i am“. now that you are back here? i am movin: now that you are back here? i am
you go to different worlds when you are gambling. you have no concept of time. you isolate yourself. i was sitting in my room. i would stay up until two story in the morning. then i would go to work in the morning. it was a constant cycle. i felt the only way out was to not be here. life would be easier for everybody. it would be cheaper for everybody. yeah, so much sol it would be cheaper for everybody. yeah, so much so i sat in my car in may and actually wrote a letter to my parents. may and actually wrote a letter to my parents-_ may and actually wrote a letter to m arents. . , ~ ., my parents. the centre feels like a home. my parents. the centre feels like a home- since _ my parents. the centre feels like a home. since it _ my parents. the centre feels like a home. since it opened _ my parents. the centre feels like a home. since it opened 18 - my parents. the centre feels like a home. since it opened 18 months i my parents. the centre feels like a - home. since it opened 18 months ago, the number of women applying to come here has more than doubled. elissa was only nine when she first started playing on slot machines. i was only nine when she first started playing on slot machines.— playing on slot machines. i kept my auamblin a playing on slot machines. i kept my gambling a secret _ playing on slot machines. i kept my gambling a secret for _ playing on slot machines. i kept my gambling a secret for years. - gambling a secret for years. obviously. _ gambling a secret for years. obviously. it— gambling a secret for years. obviously, it did _ gambling a secret for years. obviously, it did eventuallyl gambling a secret for years. - obviously, it did eventually come out. obviously, it did eventually come out i_ obviously, it did eventually come out i would — obviously, it did eventually come out i would go— obviously, it did eventually come out. i would go to _ obviously, it did eventually come out. i would go to work. - obviously, it did eventually come out. i would go to work. in - obviously, it did eventually come . out. i would go to work. in between every— out. i would go to work. in between everyioh_ out. i would go to work. in between everyioh i_ out. i would go to work. in between everyioh i would _ out. i would go to work. in between everyjob i would be _ out. i would go to work. in between everyjob i would be a _ out. i would go to work. in between everyjob i would be a gambling. . out. i would go to work. in between everyjob i would be a gambling. i. everyjob i would be a gambling. i would _ everyjob i would be a gambling. i would he — everyjob i would be a gambling. i would be coming _ everyjob i would be a gambling. i would be coming home _ everyjob i would be a gambling. i would be coming home from -