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Created. you're going to watch it develop over time? >> there is some things we know and some things we don't know. the challenging thing -- the interesting thing is how do we use it to make people better >> this brings up all kinds of legal questions. number one in this case, who owns the images that ai is producing? >> this is the really complicated thing. the way this software works, you cannot trace from the renderings back to any one image in particular in court. but in a new lawsuit against the similar piece of software, getty images says scanning images in its collection violates copyri...

Girl scout mom out of the theater. msg and jim dolan should have come out it said, look, it's legal that we did this, obviously the software works, it's great when it is put to the right use, but in this instance, it's fine that this innocent woman comes to see the show. we have the technology when we needed for the right purposes, this was completely wrong. >> leslie: that raises the issue of its technology and we always think it's so great for law enforcement or it so great to protect us, but how do you know that's how they are using it? and in this case it's protecting their backsides or ma...

Former San Antonio journalist demystified personal computers for millions with popular book Roger Downing, Contributor FacebookTwitterEmail Ron White wrote “How Computers Work” in the early 1990s.Courtesy photo In the early ’90s, a guide was published that would help millions of Americans better understand a new technology that was roosting on their desks: personal computers. That guide was “How Computers Work,” and it was written by San Antonian Ron White. White, a journalist who worked at the San Antonio Express-News and the San Antonio Light, died Jan. 5 in a downtown hospital. ...

The idea is great as long as the software works. and boeing considered it to be so rare a possibility that they didn't even think the pilots needed to know about it. of course, they really didn't until it broke. >> jon: i am reminded of the titanic, a ship that was unsinkable until it sank, a little too much faith in technology here? >> oh, i think it certainly the technology is good. i think what we certainly lack here is some common sense. somewhere in boeing or in the faa to say hey, we haven't told the pilots about this but if something ever happened that this system went haywire these peo...

Of employees across the country to ask them questions about the company, about russia ties, about how the software works. they say it was a counter-intelligence move, but the scrutiny on all things russia is growing. it is a general fbi counter intelligence briefing. >> do they have any contacts? >> they paid mike flynn around $11,000 for consulting in 2015, but that is not the focus of what they were asking about. there have been concerns for the potential of security risks with software on all of these american computers. lately lawmakers have been raising that question, a