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but prosecutors say he has refused to hand over that material to the fbi after he left office including war plans that allegedly showed he allegedly showed off to visitors, nuclear scents and our nation s vulnerability to military attack. special counsel jack smith charged trump with 37 felonies saying the the violation of our national security laws put our country at risk. as far as joke of an indictment, the it s a horrible thing. it s a horrible thing for this country. i mean, the only good thing about it is, it s driven by mol, can you believe this? somebody said the fund raising is through the roof. that s less important. but i will tell you it s really driven us right through the sky. arthel: let s go to alexis mcadams live in greensboro, north carolina, with the latest. reporter: arthel and eric, good evening. yeah, the former president will soon be here in greensboro, north carolina, at the gop convention. but he s still talking right now in georgia where ....
Concerned it s not enough. the internal reality is it places like hospitals in more rural areas that don t have the technology. so many rely on technology for essential health care, but both our experts agree your risk as a patient remains very crow low. for now. arthel? arthel: all right, dr. marking siegel, thank you. eric? eric: you know, arthel, artificial intelligence becoming a hot issue in the election of 2024. well, that s causing congress now to take some actionful two new bills are being considered. one would require the federal government to notify people when they are interacting with an a.i. on a government site, the other would create an office of global competition analysis to keep america at the forefront of a.i. development. joining us now, jay denton with the heritage foundation who knows a lot more about a.i. than a lot of us. jake, welcome. ....
Jumble it it up in any way? yeah. so over the past several months, generative the artificial intelligence has become readily available to ordinary individuals. and with that, a lot of these campaigns have begun to adopt it into their communication strategies. so that looks like the integration of deep fakes primarily on social media. what you see right now is campaigns using this in a more satirical fashion, but they ve really just begun to scratch the surface of how these technologies work and what they re capable of. and as these campaigns become more familiar with how to use this technology and really to use it against their competition, we re going to see much more malicious use cases of this whether it s character assassinations or really defamatory content. there s no limit to what this technology can do, and there s really nothing stand thing in the way from a legal perspective of campaigns doing that to their competition. eric: senator richard blumenthal, democrat in karat ....
Let s say, take president biden and he looks like he s in the white house addressing something or saying something, words coming out of his mouth, and it s not him? and the same as any republican presidential candidate out on the campaign trail. that s absolutely correct. and moreover to, they could do that exact same thing to you or i. this technology isn t limited to to the political arena. this is going to touch just about everybody. it s just a matter of, you know, people figuring out how to use these technologies. i think there is a temptation to kind of rate its capabilities right now based off of what the campaigns are currently putting out. but the reality is they haven t figured out how to use it quite yet. so when they start to be familiar with this technology if see what it can the really do, those types of simulate addresses, policy statements or even just damaging videos of them out in the public domain are all possible. and we re really on a rapid track to see these jus ....
From new jersey state senator, republican jon bramnick. mr. state senator, thank you for joining us. thank you, eric. everything everything of course. arthel? arthel: well, eric, as fears grow that fake campaign videos will flood the internet thanks to artificial intelligence, congress is looking to act. but is it too little, too late? that s next on fox news live. all learning to save and spend their money with chase. the chef s cooking up firsts with her new debit card. hungry? -uhuh. the designer s eyeing sequins. uh no plaid. while mom is eyeing his spending. nice. and the engineer? she s taking control with her own account for college. three futures, all with chase. freedom for kids. control for parents. one bank for both. chase. make more of what s yours. we know patients are more than their disease. that s why, at novo nordisk, we ve spent a hundred years developing treatments to help unlock humanity s full potential. ....