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I do owe some -- on the other hand, are gonna feel like, if you like it, you like it. >> he admits, hes not totally sure what hes even created. >> youre gonna watch it develop overtime? >> there are some things we know and some things we dont know. the challenging thing, the interesting thing, how do we use it to make people better? >> jacob ward joins us now, he wrote the book on artificial intelligence called, the loop. i have to ask you, i mean, are you excited by this? or are you freaking af...

>> is this art, to be considered the start? >> yeah. >> are you the artist? >> yeah. >> but he did not paint it. he typed words into a nap. >> what responsibility do you have to think to say to someone like me, hey, you know what, this was kicked out by a piece of a i? >> on the one hand, i feel like i do owe some -- on the other hand, are gonna feel like, if you like it, you like it. >> he admits, hes not totally sure what hes even created. >> youre gonna watch it develop overtime? >> there are...

Last year, the British actress won for “After Love,” a melodrama she led after years of comedic roles and only getting her first acting job at 34.

We talk with Chapel Hart, discuss the intersection of trans rights and roots music, take a deep dive into data and more

Its the most depressing day of the year but these should cheer you up

HBO Max's "Velma" focuses on the teenage detective's origin story, including how she joined forces with the rest of Mystery Inc.

The Consumer Electronics Show promises a frictionless mobility future, but Las Vegas is a shrine to America's dysfunctional relationship with transportation.

Mini-golf pop-up Pixar Putt is coming to South Florida for a limited time.

Protest, candlelight vigil in support of Iranian activists

The following report is compiled from records as reported by the Paris Fire Department.