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but not long after the protest began, they say guards used a water cannon to break up the crowd. earlier this month, afghan rulers ordered the closure of thousands of beauty salons across the country within a month. meanwhile, the us special envoy for climate, john kerry has been on a high—profile visit to china where he's been speaking with officials about the climate crisis. chinese leader xi jinping vowed the country will follow its own path to cut carbon emissions, while mr kerry insisted the crisis is a universal issue. the climate issue is not a bilateral issue in our judgment. president biden believes, as i think most of the world does, that the climate crisis is a universal threat to humankind. and we all have a responsibility to deal with it as rapidly as we can. and we hope we will leave other issues to the site.
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race, what does he think of the other extension threat to humankind, ai? ~ , ., other extension threat to humankind, ai? ~ ., ~ other extension threat to humankind, al? ., ~ ., ., , ai? when you talk to leaders in the field of al. — ai? when you talk to leaders in the field of al. they _ ai? when you talk to leaders in the field of ai, they see _ ai? when you talk to leaders in the field of ai, they see this _ ai? when you talk to leaders in the field of ai, they see this moment i field of ai, they see this moment right now as their oppenheimer mode. they're looking to history to say, ok, what are our responsibilities? how can we deal with the potential of unintended consequences? we detonate an atomic device we might start a _ detonate an atomic device we might start a chain reaction that destroys the world — start a chain reaction that destroys the world. . . ., start a chain reaction that destroys the world. . .. , , . the world. there are ethical essence for the future _ the world. there are ethical essence for the future in _ the world. there are ethical essence for the future in this _ the world. there are ethical essence for the future in this timely - the world. there are ethical essence for the future in this timely film - for the future in this timely film about a scientific genius whose actions irrevocably changed life on earth. before we get to the weather, we thought we would share something that should make you smile — the finalists in this year's comedy pet photography awards. so here they are — a rather acrobatic collie, snapped in new york, kittens alex and max from lebanon, max described as the playful one, plus barney, a poodle from county durham,
trying to keep food on the table. these companies have not yet accommodated how they are going to, in this new world of streaming, pay appropriately. any delay for nolan is a loss to cinema. for the director behind critically acclaimed blockbusters like inception, and epics including the second world war drama dunkirk. oppenheimer is his latest movie to take on big themes and, with the film focused on the nuclear arms race, what does he think of the other existential threat to humankind, ai? when you talk to leaders in the field of ai, they see this moment right now as their oppenheimer mode. they're looking to history to say, ok, what are our responsibilities? how can we deal with the potential of unintended consequences? we detonate an atomic device we might start a chain reaction that destroys the world.
at the premiere in london last night, but as the news came that actors would be joining writers on the picket lines, they left before the film started. nolan, who writes his own movies, is already on strike. so you will not be writing another film while this strike is on? no, absolutely. and this is not about me, this is aboutjobbing actors, about staff writers on tv programmes trying to raise a family, trying to be able to, you know, keep food on the table. these companies have not yet accommodated how they're going to, in this new world of streaming, pay appropriately. any delay from nolan is a loss to cinema. from a director behind critically acclaimed blockbusters like inception and epics including the second world war drama dunkirk, oppenheimer is his latest movie to take on big themes, and with the film focused on the nuclear arms race, what does he think of the other existential threat to humankind, ai? when you talk to leaders in the field of ai, as i do from time to time, they see this moment right now
i have found my tribe. i can say in his case, he had found his tribe. he was just relishing and all the experiences that not only he could have but he who'd had this huge community of his sons, his son's friends, friends from other places, business partners but enjoy these things within. >> how long have you known him? >> a few years, but in these few years, in the last year, our paths have crossed on four continents. i was with his family, his son, with him on kilimanjaro last july. as i mentioned, i just saw him in the azores. and a short time, i have gotten to learn a lot about his character. >> his family as well, i know you have told them. what are they thinking? >> they were very grateful about the effort was being taken for his father. before we came on air, saying that often you see politics and the worse and humankind come
commercial enterprise which didn't have state backed funding, and i think the funding wasn't as —— equipment wasn't as good as some of the other equipment was somewhat given the risks and extraordinary depth at which this all takes place, it is a testament to the power of the titanic and the story of the titanic, and people's extraordinary enthusiasm for it still after all these years on?— enthusiasm for it still after all these years on? that's absolutely ri . ht in these years on? that's absolutely right in the _ these years on? that's absolutely right in the people _ these years on? that's absolutely right in the people who _ these years on? that's absolutely right in the people who died - these years on? that's absolutely right in the people who died on i right in the people who died on titanic 111 years ago, those 1500 souls, they almost represent humankind, if you like, and the iceberg really represents the awesome power of nature, the kind of forces that we are witnessing today that just crushed forces that we are witnessing today thatjust crushed that sub in an instant. so really, the titanic tragedy speaks to the human condition. d0
sorry you are aging. we are screwed. abby, your reaction to the fact that we are doomed by the guy that's retiring. >> i was laughing because i was so uncomfortable. i think ai is like drinking. you have a couple, but then you have one more and you are drunk and it's out of your control. that least it's trying to juan people. if you create frankenstein, at least tell people you created frankenstein. brian: tyrus, you are probably the only one who would survive. >> that was probably the smoothest wash my hand of humanity moment. if anyone is going to bring down humankind, it's us.
sorry you are aging. we are screwed. abby, your reaction to the fact that we are doomed by the guy that's retiring. >> i was laughing because i was so uncomfortable. i think ai is like drinking. you have a couple, but then you have one more and you are drunk and it's out of your control. that least it's trying to juan people. if you create frankenstein, at least tell people you created frankenstein. brian: tyrus, you are probably the only one who would survive. >> that was probably the smoothest wash my hand of humanity moment. if anyone is going to bring down humankind, it's us.