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Render them more employable, not less employable. the fallacy that the a.i. is going to destroy jobs. mark: what's a.i.? >> artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence, machine learning, is going to destroy jobs. everybody believes that. it's nonsense. all such machines enhance human capabilities, and thus, make humans more employable and better jobs and more exciting jobs and safer jobs. mark: and improve lifestyles. >> pardon? mark: and improve lifestyles. >> of course, in a steady expansion is of knowledge and wealth. mark: and, of course, who services these machines? you need engineer...

Whether or not there needs to be an overall, and there's also thought whether or not the cia needs to get back to building more human capabilities that during the obama administration at least this is the criticism of some services that they became too reliant on intelligent services from computers not human intelligence, i think right now these are ideas that they're looking at and expect this is the kind of thing that happens at every transition. >> thank you. let's have a bigger conversation. let's bring in john rizzo. he's author of company man 30 years of controversy and crisis in the cia...

Can this be regulated? i understand drivers, the incentive is get distance, so what can be done? >> there are different regulations, federal regulations there is an hour of service rule which defines how many hours truck drivers are allowed to drive. currently it's 11 hours in a 14 hour workday. and this ends up being about 70 hours a week. okay? well, that in itself -- >> it's impossible. >> absolutely beyond human capabilities. and unfortunately, there are a lot of drivers, getting back to the incentive to drive longer and farther, that go way past those hours of service. so that's when we h...

>> no, i don't think so. i think a department of cities would focus on all various areas, suburban areas, traditional urban cores, even rural areas, and we know rural areas are about splits. some of them are growing very nicely and some of them are terribly in poverty. i think the poverty agenda in the united states has to be reframed as an economic development agenda. you know, when i look at poverty, i see a tremendous waste of human tal len and human capabilities, and i would think to make poverty part of an economic development strategy, investing in people, investing in human capital, inv...

Envisioned, and this is not the best policy that we can have for our society. >> that anger is what we should be talking about. we're talking about the weapons. we're not talking about domestic violence, and that does a huge disservice to the woman who is in that situation who his done o service by bob costas telling millions of nfl viewers that they have permission to blame guns instead of the person who pulled the trigger. so we're not going to talk about the reason for domestic violence. we're not going to talk about maybe whether or not this guy had psychiatric problems. we're going to tal...