Li, now a founding director of Stanford University s Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence, is out with a new memoir that recounts her pioneering work in curating the dataset that accelerated the computer vision branch of AI.
welcome back. now we turn to an issue that is upending politics, communications, jobs, potentially our safety. artificial intelligence, these dazzling breakthroughs in computer science and programming on a scale that experts say they have not seen in decades if potentially ever, and there are urgent political questions about whether or how to regulate it. you may recall the senate held an intense hearing with an ai pioneer and another hearing set for this wednesday. this is happening right now. some lawmakers seem uninformed about what s happening right now and others are attempting to keep up before it s too late. if you follow congress or tech you certainly noticed some of the intrigue and the fear over right now, this new technology s powerful and pretty novel capabilities. if you haven t and we re all busy with a million things we ve put this together just to show you how it has been sounding lately. open ai ceo sam altman is now
following warnings that al could lead to humanity s demise, an ai pioneer tells the bbc he feels lost about his life s work hello, i m lewis vaughanjones, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories and checking out the truth behind them. we start with the war in ukraine. in a minute, we ll speak live to the head of the un s nuclear watchdog. he has laid out proposals to ensure the safety of ukraine s zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. but first, an exclusive bbc interview with the former us military chief general david petraeus. he s in kyiv now and has met president zelensky. he says the ukraine upcoming counteroffensive could be, quote,
i think primaries should be robust discussions about the future of the party. i don t know who i m going to vote for. if i did, i wouldn t be making a public endorsement. congressman, dusty johnson, thank you, we appreciate it. that is the view from the house. what about the senate, how many democrats and republicans have already come out to say no. plus, ai scientists sign a letter warning that technology poses a quote, risk of extinction. how exactly, is it killing robots, poisoning our water supply somehow? we are going to ask an ai pioneer who signed the letter warning us all what exactly the risk of extinction means. and next week is shaping up to be a busy one on the campaign trail. we just mentioned it, two familiar faces, jumping into the 2024 race two very different strategies. we are back in 60 seconds. difft strategies we are back in 60 seconds. permission to dig in? granted. breyers carbsmart is so rich, so creamy,