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Gpt4 is a topic thing. >> reporter: wash is already grappling with artificial intelligence, grappling with a sea of propose add intelligence. one would deal with ai and nuclear facilities and one would restrict its use in campaign ads. meanwhile, college courses in machine learning and advanced math are burgeoning at colleges nationwide. >> math 125 is required for the degree that i am taking, which is cyber security. >> reporter: as for the senior student at george mason university. >> he's a studios student. he makes sure he gets his stuff done. >> reporter: he's pursuing his own form of adv...

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Intelligence. that's in a very short amount of time. >> at that same time, another assault force from our unit, we call the aztec force at fort bragg and that's the force that's on the three of hour window to deploy anywhere in the world was deployed to execute the capture mission because we did not want to burn our operators who were living in bosnia and while they are flying, they have a realtime operation center in the aircraft that were feeding them information so we're doing this immediate planning. once the force got on the ground, then we pick a place called the x. where do we get the x...

But needed to add intelligence to its small size. >> it could be much more useful if the aircraft could keep itself safe. >> reporter: if so, the military has demands beyond battle it encourages it to find victims, weaving through crevices created by an earthquake. well, now the defense department has to figure out whether it wants to keep investing to spend more to keep moving this sort of technology along. but you could see if it was adapted to, say, firefighters or police officers around crime scenes, you no, some of the legal issues that would have to be worked out when you're getting smal...