artificial intelligence stephen hawking wrote about the promise and peril of artificial intelligence relaying that yes ai has potential to eradicate disease and poverty but. must go along with ai experts signed an open letter in two thousand and fifteen calling for serious research into its impact on society it's a real concern because computers are powerful their own right future supercomputers this way is a shrink before more powerful we just don't know what that would look like we have only one good example of intelligence a sample size of one and so us and what we're talking about achieving just when we back up boost and extend the brain is a kind of super intelligence and it's very hard to make a difference so there is a big scary downside just in terms of the problems we currently have on the fundamental problems we have right now is computer systems it's lack of good security but as we move to the internet of things as almost everything in your house as a computer tion from mark wave of and of the lights all those are potential sources of hacking just as is any kind of backup

stephen hawking argued knowing the mind of god is knowing the laws of nature my prediction is that we will know the mind of god by the end of the century. but first we should perhaps recall the ancient history school dictum to know that i sell. for who truly knows his own mind his own body let alone the universe with each affecting each other more deeply than we recognize. if people are watching us and. what humans would cause. as being activated. and what you would see on a cat scan is neural chemical activity that neural chemical activities cause the new world of coralie of consciousness. another would need to experience there's no experience that is not recorded in the brain or what we call the brain by the way the experience that's not recorded anywhere in the body the body is the written is recording the experience with the brain sending messages to the body so that memory right cells cells are everybody great interactivity so as long as you have them into a prediction of the universe where you actually believe that green the. real women and entities we see mind and body and the.

as voiced by stephen hawking the concern is that it would take off on its own and redesign itself in an ever increasing rate humans who are limited by slow biological evolution couldn't compete and would be superseded. in the future ai could develop a will of it's own will that is in conflict with us for such reasons the creation of artificial intelligence has often been equated with the invention of the atomic bomb. is not exactly correct. it's not as though it's going to explode and. it's more like if there were just a few people that had it they would be able to. predict or wherever acquired it and if was limited to people there and it was ultra smart they would have to man you know. but we're at a moment now we're just storytelling and the fear of things like artificial intelligence has become so pervasive that it's actually going to become a self-fulfilling prophecy and the thing that i think that's most important is to not think of these kind of transhumanist ideas as outside of being human they're coming from us artificial intelligence is an artificial it's actually an augment

it is for this reason that stephen hawking notes in. is the ability to adapt to change we must not fear change we need to make it work better. thing here is that we have a sense of direction of civilization. inclusive. of everybody's genius being important and we have to just increase that as we gain the powers that we used to attribute to accident or to god's. knowledge of the genome is reminiscent of the apple offered to adam many by the serpent for others the medic human future is the most natural evolution of all technology is an essential tool in mankind story but it is up to us to decide how you'll continue to assimilate it. that decision will affect. the body. of our universe as well. as the. recreated money for example. religion god and god as we usually describe god. everything that you can name is. the creation. of creation this is the creation. this is a construct of creation galaxies of creation. is a construct of whose your consciousness that i am is tied to the universal consciousness that you tap into that every only in t

it is for this reason that stephen hawking. intelligence is the ability to adapt to change. change make it work. here we have a sense of direction of civilization. inclusiveness. everybody's genius being important and we have to just increase that as we gain the powers that we used to attribute accident or to god's. knowledge of the genome is reminiscent of the apple offered to me by the serpent for other. human future is the most natural evolution of all technology is an essential tool of mankind. but it is up to us to decide how it will continue to assimilate it. that decision will affect. the body. of our universe while. experiencing is the. recreated money for. religion. as we usually do. everything that. is. creation this is the creation. of creation. creation. is a construct whose. consciousness that i am is tied to the universal consciousness that you tap into that every. one day challenge darwinian. thoughts about evolution because darwinian evolution says random mutations and natural selection. would replace the unpredictable mutations and natural selection this mea

of very big orders like your differences stephen hawking was one who believes the future of communication is brain computer interfaces there are two ways electrodes on the brain and implants if we can connect a human brain to the internet. it will have all of which has its resource but do you think that it's inevitable that we're going to see basically a merging of man with machine that we're basically going to have to. figure out basically how the brain functions to a place where we can just download intelligence and data into us machines that we can prolong our life or expand our memory or do you think that there is actually a potential future where we we have machines augmenting our our technology we actually don't merge machinery you know with nanotech and other things into us i think that we're going to emerge because i think it's a natural aspect of human evolution it's just like saying we you know we were able to grow cotton. we're both hemp and then we're going to wear clothes or just look at them outside of ourselves clothing fashion and all these things to become parts of our id

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stephen hawking pointed out the best intention of genetic manipulation is that modifying genes would allow scientists to treat genetic disease by correcting gene mutation. possibilities for manipulating d.n.a. one negative effect of gene in the field. has been the reduction in seed strains. compared to one hundred years ago. diversity plant life if gene modification goes on. it is for this reason that. intelligence is the ability to adapt to change. change. direction of. inclusiveness. everybody's genius being important and we have to increase that as the powers that we use to attribute accident or to god's. knowledge of the genome is reminiscent of the apple offered to adam any by the. future is the most natural evolution of all technology is an essential tool in mankind. but it is up to us to decide how we will continue to assimilate it. that decision will affect. the body of our universe. right religion god and god as we usually describe god is another construct ok so everything that you can name is the structure of creation no you'd say this is both advance or creation this is bo

who despite what many pundits politicos and war hawks claim was actually reelected in what international observers on the ground deemed legitimate elections the observers even went so far as the pen an open letter to for greek immigrant the high representative of the european union for foreign affairs and security after the e.u. and others around the world challenge the twenty eight team but as we have an election stating and they stated to her we were unanimous in concluding that the elections were conducted fairly that the election conditions were not biased that genuine irregularities work separately for you and one of their one of a very minor and one a very minor in nature but that hasn't stopped nations around the world led of course by president donald trump the united states to declare the manure as illegitimate and that one we know is now the recognized interim president of venezuela and that the quote unquote material regime has no immediate future. they will have no immediate livelihood and they will have their days counted. if they choose any action that the united states dee

well there on the watching the hawks i am tyrol vinter and that have a. town with a another day and more saber rattling and more and you know no one knows what's going to happen next in venezuela except now it looks like a us really wants to get in there and regime change yeah i was there africa is there right now like there are people who know what's going to happen there it's the people that are going to do you know which is people who are pushing the idea of wanting to have. this idea of wanting to have some sort of military conflict and wanting to have people suffer of wanting to have people be in a bad situation or wanting a military violent military doesn't smell like that you can almost like deal with the air that low. there's this thing every time one of these things happen is when it's like you know somebody the u.s. is deemed is an evil enemy of the united states of the it's always this kind of thing but what and what gets lost in this kind of hunger for violence is how much we are at fault for this like the current state of it as well because y

prepare yourselves hawk watchers because we are living in one of those special times in human history that will forever be remembered and talked about long after we're gone it's one of those moments that historians will look back on exclaiming it to be one of the real turning points in human history now whether it's a turn to success or failure good or bad it is entirely up to us and the decisions we as a society make in the next five ten twenty years i'm speaking of course about humanity's addiction to fossil fuels and the current push to bait and war to break us from this addiction and move us towards a future of green energy and a healthy thriving environment. this war is taking place all around us affecting all living things on the battlefields are taking shape right before our eyes and if you're living just outside of vancouver british columbia in the great northern nation of canada of the battle it battle is quite literally happening right before your eyes where the hereditary leaders and other members of the british columbia's we salute and first nation people through a series

welcome the world watching the hawks items i rolled them to and on and it seems. that's the fable of parliament much like cher. i don't know do they believe in life after leave. is good and you were good i will go i have to give you credit that's really good. but i always look scarcity is unfair to give you a better because it was back in two thousand and sixteen when this vote happen that you were certain with me and others are watching the vote through would you say this is never actually going to happen or a bit does is going to get kind of kicked down the road kicked down the road and what they think is going to happen is not what's going to be the reality you called it you called it back in two thousand and sixteen i did not believe in life after a leave yeah well the whole thing just seemed very difficult to even sort of palatable for the for the u.k. public it's such a big proposal it affects literally literally everyone there and it doesn't really think about these things so may may delivering bracks that her main task that was that that was all is about w

tyrrel but keep watching those hawks and have a great day and i think what. politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want to. have to go right to the press this is like the full story in the morning can't be good but i'm interested always in the waters about how. first of all. this prison for a single purpose. they have a superman. they start training very young. eight months of intensive schooling. rats. and they save lives. when they came back from iraq oh marijuana her was cocaine methamphetamine see anything that's altering trying to get us out of. that bad mindset using a chemical that would be self medicating. i want to be dream kenyan dream chemo new end up just killing myself. out the whole links drink to get drunk alcoholics drink to feel normal. that's why it's that's why. i got. a shot. star cool under which these guys are going through to it it just means to. need to be helped and pushed on by the v.a.'s ours drugs bill and stuff they need to be built. and

welcome everyone to watching the hawks i am tyrol venter and joining me today is former n.s.a. official and whistleblower obey me and r.t. america correspondent michelle greenstein thank you both so much for coming on and go i don't to start by asking you what are the privacy issues and dangers posed by corporations now surveilling us to improve their bottom line. well i mean what it's doing is giving corporate the understanding of what people are what you as as an individual is all about what you're thinking you know the kinds of things you prefer. even. gives you a base for advertising to you not just for for products but also for political reasons or for social reasons that if they like in the case of facebook chatted rocking certain sheryl blocking certain aspects of certain articles advocating certain positions that that's how they can control the information you have to look at the same meet the media does the same as mainstream media and you know it's. so i you know it's a it goes much further that then they of course sell at data to other companies or other governments

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host: david hawking's, what is the firewall? guest: thanks for asking. it is the newest media organization in town, or we hope around the country as people start reading it. it is an enterprise that a colleague of mine and i are creating to cover nothing but the issues that people say are contributing to our broken democracy. we will be covering money in politics, voting rights, political mapmaking or gerrymandering, we will be covering the challenges that are confronting congress to make people think that congress is dysfunctional. we think these stories are undercovered, especially in the current journalistic diamond, where so much energy has to be spent appropriately on covering the white house. we think that some of these issues, democratic reform, need more light shed on them. we are hoping that with we -- if we shed light on them, not by being a cheerleader for one or another, but by shining light on the debate, we will get the public engaged and thinking more about these issues in the next election cycle. no matter what they feel about how the pol

struck out david hawking's editor in chief of the firewall, thank you. >> thank you very much. struck a c-span's washington journal, following issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, we get your reaction to the new congress and the democrats taking over the house of representatives. join the conversation all morning with their calls, tweets, facebook comments. t-shirt to watch c-span's washington journal. live at seven eastern friday morning. >>> over 100 new members join the house and senate for the 116th congress. five of them come from states that have only one or two congressional districts. south dakota voters elected kelly armstrong to represent the state in the house of representatives. mr. armstrong chaired the north dakota republican party before his run up office. he also had a seat in the state senate. he's an attorney and executive in his family's oil and gas exploration business. dusty johnson joins the house in south dakota. he served as chief of staff for the ongoing governor it is du gard during his first term. mr. johnson then joined the south dakota

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welcome on the watch of the hawks i am tyrrel but that doesn't happen while i. know what i find most. surprising about this whole story going on and africa which shouldn't be a surprise that we're in there doing this i mean all through the obama administration and especially you know when when hillary clinton was secretary of state africa was this major major place and they sort of set up this idea that they could figure out what was going on there by handing bags of cash to warlords and this is what we're seeing now we saw with the take down a good libya you know we've had a major presence in africa quite a long time and it's interesting when you talk about him sending these forces to the bone and congo yes. but if you talk to africa surprise surprise surprise they denied. the united states africa command. their spokesman john manley actually told the media monday morning that at this time there is no change in the status of our forces then added that no u.s. troops on the bone were diverted to secure diplomatic buildings yes there are people there but they wer

so they hawk watchers we're going to start with one of the exciting. new old phrases added to the language lexicon courtesy of the trump era of u.s. politics you know if you love a fake news i guess the glorious fake news the war cry of both democrats and republicans alike when confronted with journalism or news outlets they just aren't happy with even the united states congress has hammered away at the scourge of fake news and hearings with social media companies and technocrats all less of them and all every news outlet in the trump era has at one time or another been called fake news one of the big questions surrounding the supposed to disease of fake news is just who only it who is truly falling for it or according to a recently published study in science advances fakes news is truly. a baby boomer problem yes using a sampling of facebook users sharing history to use it hears or sharing history before and after the twenty sixteen presidential election the study found that the oldest americans especially those over sixty five were more likely to sha

tony hawk and heard some more stories of those affected by the disaster thirty nine bodies appears to be the final casualty count from this building collapse that the recovery works went on for around seventy two hours in total almost nonstop throughout the day and night pausing only for safety as you can see behind me some of the balconies and the roofs are in a state of total destruction and we're not allowed to go any closer for fear they may collapse as well residents fled this disaster scene with only the clothes on their back perhaps a few documents or cash they didn't have time simply to grab anything else they were allowed intermittently to go back to the scene to pick up any other possessions that may have left behind the national spotlight on the. smart and there's the point when they are innocent of all i see it was she was doing something else to see you know just a child some did just don't condone bush so wanted to visit or just not be revealing of what you were sure caught them and as you spoke to these people more and more stories emerged one shots example vivarin soft

companies approach to its in its latest advertising campaign we're watching the hawks and it's coming. there's a whole cost going on in america for profit and the drug companies are killing millions of americans for profit and if no politician does anything about it i mean i look around the world and i see this in the frats protests and i see that is growing going globally and john locke said in sixteen of the ninety i believe that if the social contract was broken then it's up to the people to revolt the social contract has been shattered revolution is in a sense. there is no provision on my back when i want to. get. there so i don't hide away lost his boss because i just got the. american people. but the. so. you know. what i'm already but it was but. i mean. if it up as well i must admit that he was i just don't get it on us but those were the. one of the. just but that's already. in the. greetings and salutations well i got i got some really really terribly disheartening news hawk watchers yes it would appear that the annual state of the union address you know washington d.c.'s mi

it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. join me every thursday on the elec simon chill and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. sixty minutes into the program welcome back a russian senator has been arrested during a parliamentary closed session in front of his peers over his alleged involvement in two murders from almost a decade ago ortiz maria phenomena sheds light on details that could make the case a complicated one on wednesday morning that all thought i should go came to his work in downtown moscow at russia's federation council asenath the upper chamber of the country's parliament and everything was just as usual until he was arrested reportedly in the middle of a live session at the council with eye witnesses saying he was taken out of the hole by federal agents reports also are that the country is. general prosecutor and the head of russia's investigative committee were also both personally at the scene just hours before that mr colleagues in the sen

the right to respond and brought up this particular fact saying elliott abrams very much seen as a hawk in latin america with a very well he's only had to start in there because there are presented over of colombia of course one of venezuela's neighbors in a country that has endorsed the opposition leader is speaking now let's listen in venezuela and allow me to begin my statement by commending the process seeking to put an end to the use of patient power and to ensure a transition and restore ation of constitutional order which under the leadership of interim president hunger i do and the support of the national assembly and with the impressive determination of the democratic political forces of the nation and with the broad and vocal vocal grassroots support is a process that is to developing in our brother country in a new state of affairs that began on the twenty third of january a new dawn colombia requested the use of the floor of this meeting of the security council to and to the just and reasonable calls of the venezuelan people and to express our staunch and read. lutes support

it was heartbreaking to see three so-called fiscal hawks in the senate killed the bill through procedural moves in the senate and the days of the last congress. we are talking about 50,000 whonam war era veterans have been suffering chronic conditions associated with agent orange. why this is on my mind is i hypocrisy ofer the holding up a bill to the senate for $2.5 billion after the senators voted for $1.9 trillion tax cut that benefited the very wealthiest corporations and wealthiest individuals in our country, and now we are engaged in trump's friend politics over a $5 billion wall. what can we be doing with $5 billion instead of a political stunt? 50,000d be addressing blue water navy veterans who have been waiting too long. we are talking $2.5 billion. -- the president failed to assert leadership in the waning days of this last congress. he was preoccupied with wall politics and not addressing another promise he made in his campaign, which was to our nation-positive veterans. -- our nation's veterans. mz took morer. aggressive stances, but all three had a role in killing this legisl

greetings and salyut asians welcome back to a brand new week hawk watchers week that begins with the celebration of the man the dream and the legacy of dr martin luther king jr the icon of the civil rights movement of the one nine hundred fifty s. and sixty's every year on the third monday of january we observe a national holiday honoring the life and work of dr king's and this year even u.s. president donald trump got in on honoring as he paid a visit to the stone memorial for dr king here in washington d.c. for a majestic two minutes of reverence and veneration. yes two minutes walk up lay the wreath and bounce was our president's version of praise for one of the biggest and greatest figures in all of us history not that the puff pieces mind you my you know don't get me wrong not that the puff pieces you'll see on mainstream cable news are any more you know reverential than what we witnessed from the president on monday you know rare will you hear on cable news and today's news media will be discussed or even allowed to be observed dr king's stances against the vietnam war in the u

building and killed two of them resting in the coup leader and four other alleged plotters nicholas hawke has more. lieutenants who all do what from the presidential guards burst into the national radio and television center calling for a popular uprising against iran's president. on the eagerly awaited day has a right when the army has decided to put itself on the side of the people in order to save kaplan from accounts if you're eating stop if you're having a drink stop if you're sleeping wake up wake up your neighbors rise up as one and take control of the street on the. outside gunshots electricity in the internet are shut down. and as gave any special forces stormed the building in a statement the government spokesman says calm has returned the situation is under control the african union in france which maintains nine hundred troops in the country have condemned the attempted coup president is in morocco seeking treatment after suffering a stroke last october and his new year's address to the nation he appeared frail a time slurring his words. go took over power in two thousand and

world order on the watching the hawks i am tyrrel been there and joining me to very discuss the great wall the shutdown our illustrious political leadership here in the united states and playing politics with our lives as conservative commentator steve malzberg steve always a pleasure to have you on great to be here thank you so steve you know tuesday night lots of a whole lot of verbs adjectives and rhetoric from both sides of the great wall debate but honestly did any of it really move the country forward or at least move this debate forward or was the really just the two sides sniping at each other well first of all i find it fascinating troubling and very curious all three that there hasn't been one poll to this moment that i've seen done talked about i would have to think somebody's poll that if it was good for one side of the other they'd be touting it by now so i'm confused that i don't understand his first oval office address and no polling from the public to see how they reacted so i don't know if he convinced the public i would say that based on his tone based on what he wha

we will always be watching the hawks. but. it looks like. this one. as it gets to the bottom. of. what they like you know that i got. with. this. it's like. well we're going to watch in the hearts i am so i robot and i'm tapped into lala so here we are you know i think not a surprise i mean you know we both have worked in other news outlets and i understand how that works but m.s.m. be seen as sort of n.b.c. universal family definitely not been doing a great job since since the attacks of nine eleven i don't think they've been covering things and a way of actually as i said means that they want to. more security no no and they don't cover i mean it's all just going to. the national security and then that's not even. a reporter basically say look you guys don't do enough to hold these guys accountable but i would just want to say about the guy that you have to know is this is a guy who is one of the first people to really speak out and break down what the issues were that it happened if you know william arkin best known for a three part washington post piece said he didn't twenty t

we will always be watching the hawks. to. treat this like. this one. as it were to do. what they like you know that i got. with. this. because. well the level of watching the horse i am so i robot and i'm top of the law list so here we are you know i think no surprise i mean you know we both have worked in other news outlets and i understand how that works but m s n b c the sort of n.b.c. universal family definitely not been doing a great job since since the attacks of nine eleven i don't think they've been covering things and a way of actually as they said means that they want to have more security no no and they and they don't cover i mean it's all just kind of cheerleading the national security state and that's not even just a muslim b. c. of n.b.c. like they're easy to pick on because you know this week they had a reporter basically say look you guys don't do enough to hold these guys accountable but again i would just want to say about the guy i think that. what you have to know is this is the guy who was one of the first people to really speak out and break down w

keep on watching those hawks not the great. kind of financial survival job today was all about money laundering first to visit this cash into three different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in europe something in america something overseas in the cayman islands it will all these banks are complicit in their tough talk or soon we just have to give him a call and say hey i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got that and i still dream watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury on a bill again for max you know what money laundering is highly illegal don't be a crook watch guys record. join me every thursday on the elec some i'm sure i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics spoke this list i'm showbusiness i'll see of that. one almost seemed wrong but all all just all. to me all get to shape out these days become active. and engaged equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when s

this is what makes me angry is that this is a political stunt over a wall that fiscal hawks ought to be denouncing instead of enabling. meanwhile, attention has been taken off of veterans, who served our country in uniform, who were exposed to agent orange because of the use of that in the vietnam war. originally, it was 90,000 veterans. 40,000 have died. there is a lot of urgency to getting this legislation done. >> is it being reintroduced? are you more optimistic? >> i am only optimistic if we -- there is such an inconsistent leadership from the white house. presidential leadership would have mattered if it were properly directed and focused on these three senators. we passed this bill unanimously in the house. can you think of much -- you know how polarized this house is. to have that happen is an expression of the kind of work we do in the veterans affairs committee. to have it stopped in the senate over a dispute over $2.5 billion, which is a tiny portion of the $1.9 trillion tax cut passed, and this $5 billion wall, which most true fiscal hawks believe is useless. >> i believe

imagine now let's start watching the hawks. with. this one. as. to. what they like you know that i got. was that we. would. be. well going on watching the ox i am tyrrel them now i'm. i'm ok with having. everything over the first ten billion that i make a chart of seventy percent you know i just can't understand how anybody could seriously look at themselves and say oh my gosh what if i just what if that eleventh million dollar in my income tax is going to somehow be tapped have to seven hundred thousand dollars or seven hundred million dollars of my billion billion dollars what are ten million of those timers and i have to pay seven hundred thousand dollars out of my you know a lot i mean it's a million dollar every eleven million dollars only get to keep three hundred thousand suffering what will i do how will i live i did smelly and i can live like the rest of the rest of everybody else who doesn't have ten million dollars a year a year you know love a million eleven million i mean it's so bad the disconnect there was a panel at davos about tech an

or hard wired for peace as we hard wire robots for war and start a brand new chapter in watching the hawks. but you get the sense like i realize that this was. as good a part of. the day like you that i got. the police. this. week sank. the world we're going to watch the arc so i am i robot to run and have the wallace and the against killer of are you against killer robots i'm not i'm not a fan of acrylic. it's a look of punk band killer robot i would i would probably buy their album but i don't want to have i don't want to log on you know i never thought that i'd be sort of the pure there's. been this conversation with you about killer robots like these it's one of those things that like you have seen terminator i'm seeing all the movies would like to play because they were warnings right and that's what i mean i've kind of figured we just wouldn't go that route i figure out like most generation we grew up in the eighty's and even before like you know west world wasn't a new suit that came out a long time ago target audience has been right action has been warning us of autonomous machines