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To hit the region in almost a century. now an investigation is beginning to try and find some answers amongst the wreckage. so how many buildings did you actually end up serving, as a team? professor emily so is leading the earthquake engineering field investigation team, or e—fit. structural engineers in the uk and turkey are working together to assess the damage. she has been getting the latest update from tugce tetik, whos been to adiyaman. tugce has been taking some samples of concrete and...

Some of the donation >> i went down to the office because they were making an office of me >> reporter: like other voice cloning platforms, they require a persons consent before they upload samples, which we gave. we uploaded my own voice and i could type anything and have it come out freakishly close. this is what my voice sounds like when i clone it wow. this is just based on five, ten minutes. >> five minutes of audio >> we have lester in here, too >> please take care of yourselves and each o...

Update from tugce tetik, whos been to adiyaman. tugce has been taking some samples of concrete and has found large pebbles embedded in it. do you think they got these aggregates locally because its got lots of rivers around? yeah, all of them taken from the river. the river pebbles shouldnt be there. they weaken the structure. shes also found some steel bars are smooth instead of ridged, which means the concrete doesnt cling to them — again, reducing the strength. this kind of in—depth analy...

Engineers is travelling to the earthquake zone in turkey to help assess why so many buildings collapsed. turkish engineers have already found that inferior building materials were used in construction. the uk team will produce a report in a matter of weeks, aimed at improving seismic safety when the areas rebuilt. 0ur science editor rebecca morelle has more. the devastation of last months earthquake. more than 50,000 people lost their lives as buildings collapsed in the biggest earthquake to hit...

>> reporter: the create history submitted the image says he used an a.i. tool which generates pictures based on a prompt, using samples of millions of images collected from the internet and photoshopped. its inclusion in the exhibit is dividing museumgoers. with some critics saying its an insult and arguing a.i. technology breaches the copyright of real-life artists. the museum says its not making any statements on a.i. >> i go to a modern art museum or contemporary art museum, i see the weirdes...

Headed to silicon valleys resemble ai, a company that recently teamed up with the filmmakers behind "the andy warhol diaries," recreating warhols voice for some of the narration. >> i went down to the office because they were making a robot of me. >> reporter: resemble ai says unlike other voice cloning platforms they require a persons consent before uploading samples of their voice. which we gave. so we uploaded a few examples of my own voice and cadence and soon i could type in anything and ha...

To do, thats fine. but i think they need to focus op on getting to the bottom of covid origins first which is how covid -- >> isnt that exactly what theyre trying to do? >> no. >> theyre not mutually exclusive. >> well, but conflating them is a slippery slope to nowheresville as well. but youve got to find out the covid origins investigation if is how it emerged inside china and where it spread during the very early days before this was even a pandemic. >> you destroyed all the -- the chinese go...

>> its bad. i didnt know i did this. i was one of the first victims with this. >> the opioid crisis has been going on for a long time but in philly the problem shifted. most of the street fentanyl supply is cut with an animal traffic lyzer called xylazine or tranq. >> i didnt notice the change, it was just heroin wasnt doing anything for me anymore. you build a tolerance for everything eventually. and then i tried tranq and heroin disappeared altogether and made it cheaper, easier to get. now it...

>> the facts are there. -- >> the opioid crisis has been going on for a long time. in philly, the problem has shifted. most of the street dental supplies are cut with an animal tranquilizer called trunk. >> we did notice change. everyone wasnt doing anything for me anymore. -- heroin disappeared altogether. they made a cheaper, easier to get. now it is killing everybody. >> does he give you the same feeling as fentanyl? >> no. fentanyl put you to sleep. >> tranquility out in over 90% of the dope...

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