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Engagement. >> there will always be a human in the loop. one thing i don't believe a robot will do any time soon is understand it's environment sufficiently, understand the people that it is facing sufficiently and understand itself sufficiently to make value judgments to have morals. it's a machine. >> stay tuned for more high-tech warriors on the battlefield. anncr vo: with the new geico glovebox app...

Engagement. >> there will always be a human in the loop. one thing i don't believe a robot will do any time soon is understand it's environment sufficiently, understand the people that it is facing sufficiently and understand itself sufficiently to make value judgments to have morals. it's a machine. >> stay tuned for more high-tech warriors on the battlefield. [ wheezing ]

Campuses. >> sure. i am personally very speech permissive, i would say i am very pro-speech, almost absolutist on speech. my view is basically that universities, institutions of higher education, should be able to make value judgments abouton quality of speaker, not ideological tests. not about whether the speaker if not to mob rule or popularity contest, but judgments about the quality of the speaker's suitability for a speech at an institution of higher education. >> tucker: free speech, it has been defined pretty precisely by the supreme court, is not curtailed by other people's viewsou of ...

With speakers on college campuses? >> sure. i am personally very speech permissive, i would say i am pro speech, almost absolutist on speech. my view is basically that universities, institutions of higher education, should be able to make value judgments about quality of speaker, not ideological tests. not about whether the speaker is a popularity contest, but judgments about the quality of the speaker of the speaker's suitability for a speech at an institution of higher education. >> tucker: free speech, it has been defined pretty precisely by the supreme court, is not curtailed by other peop...

Not allowing people to disagree with speakers on college campuses? >> sure. i am personally very speech permissive, i would say i am pro speech, almost absolutist on speech. my view is basically that universities, institutions of higher education, should be able to make value judgments about quality of speaker, not ideological tests. not about whether the speaker is a popularity contest, but judgments about the quality of the speaker of the speaker's suitability for a speech at an institution of higher education. >> tucker: free speech, it has been defined pretty precisely by the supreme court...