New model is capable of, exploring all the risks from social harms like bias and misinformation, through to the most extreme risks of all. The british people should have Peace Of Mind that we are developing the most advanced protections for al of any country in the world. To coincide with sunak� s speech the government released a series of papers outlining potential threats ai could pose within the next two years. Among other things they warn ai could be used to enhance terrorist capabilities in propaganda, radicalisation, recruitment and attack planning. Increase fraud, impersonation, ransomware, currency theft, data harvesting, voice cloning, and also erode trust in information and use � deepfakes� to influence societal debate. The government is hoping to host a number of World Leaders at next weeks summit, but the conflict in the middle east might affect attendance. Ursula von der leyen, head of the european commission, is still scheduled to visit the Ai Safety Talks at Bletchley Park in buckinghamshire. Us Vice PresidentKamala Harris and representatives from china will also be there. Reading the list, panel, it sounds like the end of the world is going to come thanks to ai, what do you make of that . I to come thanks to ai, what do you make of that . To come thanks to ai, what do you make of that . I think ai presents a uniuue make of that . I think ai presents a unique opportunity make of that . I think ai presents a unique opportunity to make of that . I think ai presents a unique opportunity to so make of that . I think ai presents a unique opportunity to so many unique opportunity to so many people. Unique opportunity to so many people, notjust in younger generations but older generations, Enhancing Generations but older generations, enhancing life online and off line, stepping enhancing life online and off line, stepping into gaps humans have not yet been stepping into gaps humans have not yet been able to fill, opening the door to yet been able to fill, opening the door to possibilities out of our control door to possibilities out of our control also. A great Many Americans i control also. A great Many Americans i have control also. A great Many Americans i have talked control also. A great Many Americans i have talked to are worried about, when i have talked to are worried about, when we i have talked to are worried about, when we talk to policymakers there is a sense when we talk to policymakers there is a sense that this generation of policymakers at the federal or local level are policymakers at the federal or local level are not perhaps as in tune with level are not perhaps as in tune with technology to understand these advancements. These advancements are happening advancements. These advancements are happening at out right they cannot perceive happening at out right they cannot perceive an Policy Making Happening at out right they cannot perceive an Policy Making Regulation will not perceive an Policy Making Regulation will not keep up with the advances that Artificial Intelligence is able to have, that Artificial Intelligence is able to have, we see a really innovative spirit to have, we see a really innovative spirit here to have, we see a really innovative spirit here in to have, we see a really innovative spirit here in the United States able spirit here in the United States able to spirit here in the United States able to develop competitive technologies in the realm of Ariificiai Technologies in the realm of Artificial Intelligence. But at the ethicai Artificial Intelligence. But at the ethical part of it all is what is most ethical part of it all is what is most concerning as well as the economical standpoint of how younger americans economical standpoint of how younger americans perhaps will engage with Society Americans perhaps will engage with society and what their future of work society and what their future of Work Will Society and what their future of work will also be like. Society and what their future of work will also be like. Peter, you cover british work will also be like. Peter, you cover british politics, work will also be like. Peter, you cover british politics, it work will also be like. Peter, you cover british politics, it is cover british politics, it is natural i should ask you, why is rishi sunak trying to be the world leader when it comes to dealing with Artificial Intelligence . Artificial intelligence . There is a few reasons. Artificial intelligence . There is a few reasons, one Artificial Intelligence . There is a few reasons, one of Artificial Intelligence . There is a few reasons, one of which Artificial Intelligence . There is a few reasons, one of which is few reasons, one of which is actually really just few reasons, one of which is actually reallyjust interest in the subject. I heard him talk in private about it and he knows all the jargon, he can talk about it in a very seemingly knowledgeable way, seems knowledgeable to me, i dont know much about it. He sees part an opportunity for the uk because as they keep on pointing out the uk and us are host to the most advanced ai companies in the world. It is also a sense i think of slight legacy for him, he will not admit it but he knows the general election in the uk has to come by january 2025 at the latest, the conservatives are currently 20 Percentage Points roughly in the polls. He wants to leave something, he genuinely believes this has to be done, other World Leaders dont quite appreciate it. We got a briefing from some people earlier in the day connected with the earth summit connected parish making the point, why now by summer of next year there will be ai models which are immeasurably more powerful than the ones available now, open access ones. These are ones even their creators dont quite know the exact limits of what they can do. There is a sense that something has to be done. He genuinely believes in the uk. There have been questions as to whether a middle ranking country in the uk could be host to an ai regulator, this wont be the only thing about this but it is an interesting way for the uk to try and take advantage of this big It Commitment we have got and that is something rishi sunak is invested in in a very personal way. In a very personal way. Before ai renders us in a very personal way. Before ai renders us all in a very personal way. Before ai renders us all jobless, in a very personal way. Before ai renders us all jobless, lets in a very personal way. Before ai| renders us all jobless, lets move renders us alljobless, lets move on. The charterflights. A charter flight bringing Afghan Refugees to the uk flights. Whove been stranded in pakistan, is due to arrive here shortly. The plane took off from islamabad this afternoon. Thousands of people who worked with or for the British Government in afghanistan and then fled the taliban are still waiting to be relocated. They are living in guest houses and hotels. While in pakistan, they have no legal access to work and their children are not allowed to go to school. Earlier this month, pakistan said it plans to start deporting all unregistered Afghan Refugees from i november. Over the past few weeks our pakistan correspondent Caroline Davies has spoken to people on the uks relocation programmes. This is what they had to say. I stood by them side by side, shoulder to shoulder. I dont know what the British Government is doing with us. They left us behind years ago. If we go back, we will be at even more risk than before. Before we left afghanistan, if our lives were at 50 danger, now they are in 100 danger. A Government Spokesperson said the uk has made an ambitious and generous commitment to help at risk people in afghanistan so far, we have brought around 24,600 people to safety, including thousands of people eligible for our afghan schemes. Peter, some criticism over the way the uk government has handled afghans who work for the uk forces, this fight is on the air, due to land, do you think the tide will turn with more hope . You land, do you think the tide will turn with more hope . You would have to ho e turn with more hope . You would have to hepe so. Turn with more hope . You would have to hepe so. Quite turn with more hope . You would have to hepe so. Quite a turn with more hope . You would have to hope so, quite a lot turn with more hope . You would have to hope so, quite a lot of to hope so, quite a lot of conservative mps feel i think a sense of shame almost about the way when the uk Military Forces got out of the country, the number of people left behind in afghanistan. With a Asylum Seeker crossings it is noticeable we have people getting to the uk across the English Channel in small boats, an increase in Afghan National trying this route indicating there is no other way to get in. There has been relatively speaking. Unlike other Asylum Seekers there is an intent to try and let a reasonable amount in. But the path and stuck for whatever logistical reasons. You would have to hope this would be the first of a number of flights because there is an enormous number of people who cannot go back to where they live because they worked with British Government or with british troops and as we heard earlier if they were to go back to afghanistan there would be grave danger, the uk is the only place they can really go to now. , only place they can really go to now. , only place they can really go to now. , y~. , only place they can really go to now. , y~. ,. ,~ now. Rina, many afghans also work for us forces. Now. Rina, many afghans also work for us forces, what now. Rina, many afghans also work for us forces, what is now. Rina, many afghans also work for us forces, what is the now. Rina, many afghans also work for us forces, what is the us for us forces, what is the us position on this at the moment . I think when you look at the Biden Administration you see a great many critics administration you see a great many critics from administration you see a great many critics from the outside say the administration didnt do right by the American People but there are many the American People but there are Many Americans also like me who were on the Many Americans also like me who were on the other Many Americans also like me who were on the other side of the aisle from joe biden on the other side of the aisle from joe biden saying it was good pulled out joe biden saying it was good pulled out he joe biden saying it was good pulled out he pulled out altogether. It was two out he pulled out altogether. It was two decades, too long for this american was two decades, too long for this american presence to continue in afghanistan. We had to take care of those afghanistan. We had to take care of those who afghanistan. We had to take care of those who helped us there in afghanistan but two years later with the hindsight we are able to see the faults the hindsight we are able to see the faults of the hindsight we are able to see the faults of our administration, our government, how we didnt take care of the government, how we didnt take care of the people there for us on the ground, of the people there for us on the ground, we hear many accounts of them ground, we hear many accounts of them still ground, we hear many accounts of them still suffering, whether back in afghanistan or in other parts of the world in afghanistan or in other parts of the world they have been able to relocate the world they have been able to relocate to. We have learned when they come relocate to. We have learned when they come here they are not able to easily they come here they are not able to easily bring they come here they are not able to easily bring their family members, the us easily bring their family members, the Us State Department rules say it makes the Us State Department rules say it makes it the Us State Department rules say it makes it easier for Afghan Refugees to o makes it easier for Afghan Refugees to go to makes it easier for Afghan Refugees to go to other parts of the world like portugal, i met many Afghan Refugees like portugal, i met many Afghan Refugees who are teenagers who used to be part refugees who are teenagers who used to be part of the Afghanistan National institute of music, my pleasure National Institute of music, my pleasure to meet them in portugal. I felt beating them our government had failed them. Very hard for me to admit failed them. Very hard for me to admit. , ~ ,. , failed them. Very hard for me to admit. , i. , , admit. Thank you for bringing us our admit. Thank you for bringing us your thoughts admit. Thank you for bringing us your thoughts on admit. Thank you for bringing us your thoughts on that admit. Thank you for bringing us your thoughts on that story, admit. Thank you for bringing us i your thoughts on that story, peter and rina. How about this for an example of pulp fiction . A british artist has pulped thousands of copies of the best selling novel the Da Vinci Code, and turned them into limited editions of george 0rwell� s 1984. But why . And what is he trying to say . David shrigley hatched the plan back in 2017 when he heard that an 0xfam shop in swansea had stopped accepting any more copies of the conspiracy thriller. Phil broadhurst is the manager of the shop and remembers well what happened back then. Around that time, there was one particular donation that we were getting, kind of a little more than we could use, which was the Da Vinci Code because its such a massive bestseller. Made this pile of copies of the Da Vinci Code, by the counter, which said, yeah, you could give us another the Da Vinci Code, but, to be honest, wed rather have your vinyl. The picture request went viral and attracted the attention of shrigley, who set about acquiring as many copies of the Da Vinci Codes as he could. I was like, i want those. I dont know why, but i want those. Well, originally, wejust went round to Charity Shops and then quite quickly, we realise that was the best way of doing it, because we were getting two or three at a time, and it would properly take about 100 years. The Da Vinci Code. The Da Vinci Code, original cover. We made inquiries, and there was a Recycling Place where all the unwanted books go. They had an almost limitless number. With their help shrigley acquired more than 6,000 copies. Now what to do with them . He decided he would turn them into the dystopian classic, 1984. On saturday 1,250 copies of shrigley� s edition will go on sale in the same 0xfam. Each is unique, costs £495, and comes complete with a signed and numbered print. I dont know what to say about that. Quite a story. Peter, what do you think . A ,. , think . David schreck lee is an interesting think . David schreck lee is an interesting artist, think . David schreck lee is an interesting artist, accessible l interesting artist, accessible artist. 0ne interesting artist, accessible artist. One of the interesting things i noticed from one of the reports about this is that as i understand a certain number will go on sale in the 0xfam Book Shop at 1000 will go on sale on his website for £795 each. Im not quite sure what the proceed splits as but he will do well. He is a collectible artist, his drawings and sayings are clever and thoughtful and gets a lot of people who dont consider themselves to be art types into art so i think thats a good thing. It is this kind of classic bit of Conceptual Art, turning something into something different. I quite like it. I have not got 495 or 795 spare for a book. But i like the concept and he said the Da Vinci Code is no better or worse than lots of other books. I thought it was bad when it came out. An effective thriller. I think 1984 is an interesting choice. I quite like what it is because Conceptual Art can be quite archaic but most people i think at first. I can be quite archaic but most people | think at first. I think at first. I want to bring rina income i think at first. I want to bring rina income of i think at first. I want to bring rina income of £500 i think at first. I want to bring rina income of £500 per i think at first. I want to bring i rina income of £500 per copy . I think at first. I want to bring rina income of £500 per copy . The height of sustainability as well when people buy clothes in a charity shop and then pass it off as vintage and charge 50 times more of the price, what do you make of it . I believe in the circular system, whether believe in the circular system, whether it believe in the circular system, whether it is clothing or books i think whether it is clothing or books i think it whether it is clothing or books i think it is whether it is clothing or books i think it is exciting to see things take think it is exciting to see things take on think it is exciting to see things take on a think it is exciting to see things take on a new life. But this story ot take on a new life. But this story got me take on a new life. But this story got me thinking about book bands, we talk a got me thinking about book bands, we talk a lot got me thinking about book bands, we talk a lot on got me thinking about book bands, we talk a lot on this side of the pond about talk a lot on this side of the pond about banning books versus destroying them. I can help thinking of my destroying them. I can help thinking of my own destroying them. I can help thinking of my own children in Elementary School of my own children in Elementary School in of my own children in Elementary School in the us and i was reviewing a book. A school in the us and i was reviewing a book. A list school in the us and i was reviewing a book, a list of the 50 most banned books a book, a list of the 50 most banned books across a book, a list of the 50 most banned books across the United States and texas books across the United States and texas and books across the United States and texas and florida with the United States texas and florida with the United States in texas and florida with the United States in the states that do the most states in the states that do the most book bands, about 1600 were banned most book bands, about 1600 were banned 2021 to 2022, when i was reviewing banned 2021 to 2022, when i was reviewing the list, why dont we throw reviewing the list, why dont we throw that reviewing the list, why dont we throw that one in the fire . I found it sad but maybe throw that one in the fire . I found it sad but maybe that throw that one in the fire . I found it sad but maybe that is throw that one in the fire . I found it sad but maybe that isjust throw that one in the fire . I found it sad but maybe that isjust me. | throw that one in the fire . I found i it sad but maybe that isjust me. We it sad but maybe that is just me. We will be back with you shortly, Rina And Peter. This is bbc news. I think growing up in the form you pick up things from everyone you have been working with. You are alive with bbc news. It is time for the panel. Rina and peter, you get to pick a topic that we discussed. Peter, what would you like to discuss . I topic that we discussed. Peter, what would you like to discuss . Would you like to discuss . I would like to discuss would you like to discuss . I would like to discuss the would you like to discuss . I would like to discuss the very would you like to discuss . I would like to discuss the very slightly like to discuss the very slightly curious story of the shadow chancellor of the exchequer rachel reeves, the labour politician who is the finance spokesperson, who released a very worthwhile book about why Economic Science as a male dominated thing and why lots of economists who are women have not got the credit they should have got. It is a very good thing, i went to her book launch and she spoke about it in an interesting way. The Financial Times has done an analysis on the book and they have found out that certain parts of it have been plagiarised or certainly elements from wikipedia and other sources like that, it is quite embarrassing. I have written a couple of factual books, everyone who writes one ends up books, everyone who writes one ends up researching wikipedia but you look into more things and make sure you rephrase things and look at more sources. She is such an incredibly busy person that is a lot of politicians do in writing a book, she had researchers to help, the pen picks she was talking about, and it seems a couple of researchers kind ofjust copied and pasted a few bits. It is an interesting story for our times because it is this thing which is very credible for someone to do, an interesting book, landing at her in trouble. She to do, an interesting book, landing at her in trouble. At her in trouble. She is now said she should at her in trouble. She is now said she should have at her in trouble. She is now said she should have done at her in trouble. She is now said she should have done better at her in trouble. She is now said she should have done better in i she should have done better in relation to all that. She told the bbc some sentences were not properly referenced but her team denies claims of plagiarism. 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The sub helps fight skin 40,000 us dollars. The sub helps fight skin cancer, he has been awarded fight skin cancer, he has been awarded 25,000 to continue his Research Awarded 25,000 to continue his research and has won the 3m Corporation Young scientist of the year award as well. I couldnt be more year award as well. I couldnt be more proud year award as well. I couldnt be more proud to see this kind of innovation more proud to see this kind of innovation happening in my geographical area here in the United States geographical area here in the United States because the skies the limit for this states because the skies the limit for this young man, what he has done will change for this young man, what he has done will change so many lives and to do it at a will change so many lives and to do it at a cost, will change so many lives and to do it at a cost, wow, truly i am speechless and i think it is really incredible. Speechless and i think it is really incredible, life changing. Whats my am glad incredible, life changing. Whats my am glad you mentioned that, lots of news am glad you mentioned that, lots of news gets am glad you mentioned that, lots of news gets us down but there is an uplifting news gets us down but there is an uplifting story. Thanks to Rina And Peter uplifting story. Thanks to Rina And Peter walker. Peter walker. That is the context, sta with peter walker. That is the context, stay with us peter walker. That is the context, stay with us for peter walker. That is the context, stay with us for the peter walker. That is the context, stay with us for the rest peter walker. That is the context, stay with us for the rest of peter walker. That is the context, stay with us for the rest of the stay with us for the rest of the days news. Hello, were starting with a busy night for british teams in europe. Liverpool kept their 100 record in the Europa League so far this season with a convincing 4 1 home win over toulouse. Diogo jota scored liverpools first goal, then after toulouse equalised endo and nunez got two more in the first half and gravenberch made it 4 1. Mo salah scored the fifth in added time. Liverpool top group e with three wins from three. Brighton were also winners, beating managerless ajax 2 0 for theirfirst win in group b. Spanish forward ansu fati with the second for brighton. But west ham slipped to their first Europa League defeat of the season, beaten by the Greek Superleague leaders 0lympiakos, who hadnt won in europe in 11 matches. It finished 2 1 there. West ham stay top of group a. Elsewhere, rangers emerged with a precious point from prague after a goalless draw against sparta. The Scottish Side now have the comfort of two home fixtures in their final three matches. There were also plenty of Europa Conference League games tonight and all the results are on the bbc sport website and app. The newcastle and italy midfielder Sandro Tonali has been banned for ten months by the Italian Federation for breaching betting rules. Tonali moved to the Premier League from ac milan this summer for £55 million. Hes the Second Player to be sanctioned following the investigation. It means he wont be eligible to play again until august which rules him out of next summers euros, should italy qualify. Joey barton has been sacked as manager of league 0nes Bristol Rovers after almost three years in charge. The former manchester city, newcastle and england Midfielder Led rovers to promotion on the final day of his first full season in charge. But theyre currently 16th in the table, with only one win in their past five matches. Were starting with the Cricket World Cup because it looks like the defending champions england are making an early exit. They were heavily beaten by sri lanka today their fourth defeat so far. England had got to 45 without loss before dawid malan began a miserable slide. Joe root ran himself out forjust three as england collapsed. Ben stokes managed 43 but they were all out for just 156 inside 34 overs. In reply, sri lanka eased to victory to win by eight wickets. England are not mathematically out but theyre second from bottom in the table and now must win all their remaining games, including against unbeaten hosts india and hope an unlikely set of other results go their way. Its never for a lack of effort, its never for a lack of hard work or preparation. Look around the room, it is not a lack of talent. A lot of experienced guys who are fantastic cricketers, so absolutely, it is a huge frustration. This tournaments gone nowhere near the way we wanted it to. That has been a huge disappointment. So after such high hopes coming into the tournament, what has gone wrong for england . Paul farbrace is a former Assistant Coach with england. It is not through lack of effort or experience or know how but confidence plays a huge part in sport at this level and unfortunately the first defeat against new zealand was such a heavy defeat, played well in the bangladesh game but lost two games to south africa and afghanistan, two poor defeats, sometimes at this level in sport when you lose an early wicket it can erode the confidence and i thought joe root would come in, everyone else probably thought it, calm things down, settle things down, he got run out. From that moment on everything unravelled very quickly. Confidence, it looked like it seeped away from the team and i think the previous defeats have really hurt this team badly. England have accused world rugby of denying tom curry a fair hearing after south Africas Bongi Mbonambi was cleared to play in the world cup final. Curry had alleged Bongi Mbonambi made a racial slur against him in their Semifinal Defeat in paris last weekend and that it had happened before. The allegation was investigated by the sports governing body who concluded there was insufficient evidence. Tom curry� s done nothing wrong. Lets be clear on that. So we have a victim of a situation who has not been able to have his voice heard, that, by world rugby� s decision, theyve denied the opportunity for the victim of the situation, tom curry, to have his voice heard. Thats where the disappointment really comes. And thats all the sport for now. Good evening. Well, its been a very wet 0ctober so far. Not for all of us, but certainly for many of us, especially across eastern areas of scotland, such as here in aberdeenshire. More wet weather here today, and therell be higher Rainfall Totals to come as we head through the next few days yet again. So not a lot set to change for the rest of the month. It stays unsettled across the uk with more heavy showers to come and also some longer spells of rain, too. And if we just take a look at the Rainfall Accumulation Chart over the next few days, you can see those bright colours starting to emerge again in Eastern Scotland. Parts of the Higher Ground could see as much as 50 100 millimetres of rain. Its falling on saturated ground. Could cause some more problems maybe. Whys it happening . Well, low pressure is out towards the west, which is where its going to stay. More showers spiralling around it. A south easterly wind, brisk towards the east coast of scotland, just driving those showers further onshore. And then overnight tonight, there will be some clear spells developing, i think, further south for england and wales, some mist, some low cloud possibly forming. Showers out towards the west, so not completely dry. And temperatures to start the day will be on the mild side, certainly frost free, 6 10 degrees celsius. And then into friday, again, nothing much changes. The low pressure is still out towards the west, the showers spiral around it. Weve still got that brisk south easterly wind for Eastern Scotland, acting as a sort of conveyor belt, just a constant stream of showers. A lot of the rain will tend to be quite light and patchy, but itll be pretty relentless, i think, as we head through the day and the Rainfall Totals will start to rack up once again. Further south, there will be a lot of dry weather, some sunny intervals, but also some heavy, possibly thundery showers, maybe a flash or two of lightning. Temperatures once again peaking between 10 15 degrees celsius, a little above the average towards the south. And then on saturday, well, its more of the same. Well still see these showers across Eastern Scotland driving a little further westwards perhaps, the wind picking up towards the south coast of england by the end of the day. Expect to see some heavy, persistent outbreaks of rain by the time we get to the end of the afternoon here. There are localised Weather Warnings in force, and that rain is going to be pushing further northwards as we head through Saturday Night and into sunday. Again, falling on saturated ground in some places. Still some uncertainty on the timing. Low pressure still with us into next week, staying unsettled. Bye bye. Tonight at ten the biggest incursion of israels troops into gaza so far. Israeli army video shows the night time attack. It was, they said, in preparation for the next stages of combat. Hundreds of thousands of troops are at the border, battle ready, after the hamas attacks 19 days ago. We want to protect. We dont want to fight, we dont want to kill. But if we need to do it, so here we are, here we are. Screaming. The bombardment of gaza leaves hospitals overrun with casualties. The hamas run Health Authority says the death toll has passed 7,000. And also on the programme tonight. A manhunt for this army reservist, after a mass shooting