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Traps, digging up and then distributing nasty material about political opponents. heres mark turnball, the managing director of cambridge analyti analyticas political global team, talking about preying on peoples hopes and fears. >> two fundamental human drivers when it comes to taking information onboard effectively are hopes and fears and many of those are unspoken and even unconscious. you didnt know that was a fear until you saw something that just evoked that reaction from you. >> right, ri...

Up fake i.d.s and websites for students and research projects attached the university, we can -- [ inaudible ]. there are so many options. ive got some experience. >> we also see mark turnbull, the managing director of cambridge analytica global talking about the ability to influence. >> fundamental human drivers when it comes to taking information on board effectively are [ inaudible ] affairs and many of those are unspoken and unconscious and you didnt know that was a fear until you saw someth...

Side of the world with just these glasses and a couple of gestures and a bit of practice of course. the technology is certainly impressive and it could make ally. the lot easier maybe the next generation will ask why people had to fly around the well to get things done. with. care in the town of lindau on lake constance in southern germany the car industry is doing research cars are learning to drive themselves ideally in the future human drivers will never have to intervene at school its a comp...

A pariah the of perspectives. that means i could potentially run machines on the other side of the world with just these classes and a couple of gestures and a bit of practice of course. the technology is certainly impressive and it could make our lives a lot easier. maybe the next generation will ask why people had to fly around the well to get things done. with. care in the town of lindau on lake constance in southern germany the car industry is doing research cars are learning to drive themse...

Destructive process is fears were unfounded. what is destruction. wrecking destroying cracking open now with the old in with the new innovation. taxis with human drivers set to be replaced by autonomous vehicles. big factories with jobs that involve heavy lifting forget it let robots do the work disruption is not a new phenomenon steamships for example replaced sailing ships and horse drawn carriages gave way to cars wikipedia may print encyclopedias look quaint while digital cameras finished of...

Creative destruction in which many may have to perish but he was concerned the corporations of his time would stifle innovation and end the destructive process his fears were unfounded. what is disruption. wrecking destroying cracking open now with the old in with the new innovation. taxis with human drivers set to be replaced by autonomous vehicles. big factories with jobs that involve heavy lifting forget it let robots do the work disruption is not a new phenomenon steamships for example repla...

Taxis with human drivers set to be replaced by autonomous vehicles. big factories with jobs that involve heavy lifting forget it let robots do the work disruption is not a new phenomenon steamships for example replaced sailing ships and horse drawn carriages gave way to cars work at p.d.i. may print encyclopaedias look quaint while digital cameras finished off thirty five millimeter film the drawback old companies like kodak went bust and lots of people lost their jobs the advantage everything s...

Not. the chat robot was able to trick my colleagues twice a coincidence or artificial intelligence. but artificial intelligence hasnt yet attained the level weve seen inside five films series tried to the technical university brown trike. to take. artificial intelligence uses algorithms to control many forms of everyday technology such as the voice recognition software on our smartphones self driving cars will it said one day replace human drivers cars driven by robots can ferry passengers aroun...

Or house, and it drives us straight to the restaurant and there is no time wasted in the parking. well look back and say wow, people owned cars to get from this point to that point? >> reporter: eliminating car ownership would drastically shape the way we travel throughout the city. >> you could travel 30 or 40% of the roads. you dont need cars on roads. you need them on the perimeter of your neighborhood. >> all of the parking facilities today get turned into residential space or parks or offic...

Cities. >> we could literally close 30%, 40% of our streets to automobiles. you dont need cars on neighborhood streets any more. you just need them on the perimeter of your neighborhood. >> all of the parking facilities today get turned into residential space or parks or offices or restaurants. and we can kind of give back the city to the people that live in it and take it away from the automobiles. the quality of life and the opportunity to kind of reuse that space is going to be pretty magical...