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Upper end of income. these fields utilize the same pattern recognition and forecasting that machine learning does most successfully. the authors emphasize that just because the job function could be computerized doesnt mean it will. but think back to after the 2016 election when so much ink was spilled on economic anxiety of the white working class, minerers across the country. if it taught us anything, it is that shifts in one job sector can be felt by the entire country. thanks to all i dont h...

The answer to the gps challenge is d, the report points out that while automation threatens jobs like manufacturing. artificial intelligence threatens white collar jobs, especially at the upper end of income. the fields use the same pattern recognition and forecasting that machine learning does most successfully. the authors emphasize that just because a job function could be on a computer, doesnt mean it will be. but think back to after the 2016 election when so much ink was spilled on economic...

In high-profile political cases such as this. i cant believe they wouldnt have wanted to be informed about sort of every step of this investigation. >> and, matt, thats what i want to come back to you on, and i want to get nick and jonathan on this too. obstruction of justice is donald trumps brand. he didnt deny it. he never really assailed the second volume of the mueller probe. he simply said, you know, it was basically -- i dont think he knew why it was his right to do it, but basically lean...

Conduct cant change. he was trying to build trump tower moscow. he greenlit and excused russian meddling. he is super proud of and described himself. this is trump about trump. i have a little conflict of interest because i have a major, major building. and then he shows that he can count to two. this is -- talk about pattern recognition. this is the pattern. >> he is who he has always been. lets remember that his first reaction -- >> but now people are dying. >> his first reaction was to note t...

Pattern recognition. but youre saying the machines can do that better than the humans. the doctors need to be more life coaches, empathy. so explain what you see as the doctor of the future. >> you nailed it. in fact, as machines get better, and its happening fast, humans need to get more humane. they need to have the compassion. why did people go into medicine in the first place? and here at this juncture, we are dealing with the worst burnout in depression ever in the clinical world. so heres ...

Less than 1%. its really important and its not just medical scans and slides and all the things that we are looking at with the data, we can get augmented help from machine algorithms. >> you make this point often that its not that the machines will replace the human beings, that theyll augment them. when i hear that business about the scans i think to myself, why do you need a radiologist if the machine is doing a better job? >> for lots of reasons. because you dont want to entrust a machine wi...

And big part of this is that we are in the middle of an invert the process, before you had sequence of events where working groups worked on technical details, and at some point you dangle a incentive. it is a inverted process. one of benefits of that process that clear the path, you can have the direct meetings as an hours notice, this is remarkable how this played out, going forward, the large gap has to be filled that is the part that were watching closely, you could have the summit but going...

Security by not accepting and at times seeking to undermine the ample evidence that moscow conducted a serious effort to interfere in the u.s. presidential election in 2016 and bolster trumps campaign. and the two leaders may already have another meeting to add to their calendars. "the post" adds, quote, russian state media reported that putin invited trump to moscow next year to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the end of world war ii and attend a lavish military parade. the kremlin said trump...

Counterintelligence at the fbi, frank figliuzzi. so every parent is trained in pattern recognition. im sure thats a thing in law enforcement too. we once again learning more from russian-state media than u.s. media about these interactions and future plans. what does that say? >> first, joking about our election security is even worse than not saying anything at all. he sent yet another message to adversaries that this is open season on the election. the other thing, nicolle, is were watching te...

That he might countermandate or discuss it with foreign officials, as he did in 2017 when he mentioned a sensitive operation in syria to the russian foreign minister. and the aforementioned attacks on the president for reporting that the u.s. is on offense against russia. he wrote this, quote, this is a virtual act of treason by a once great paper, so desperate for a story, any story, even if bad for our country. also, not true. now anyone trained in pattern recognition can see something pretty ...