i is becoming able to do a i is going to become self sufficient. and i don t mean that in a sci fi wait. i just mean it in a reality way. now what happens when a i comes in? it s going to change the world economy. it s estimated that up to 25% of all jobs in the world could be replaced by a i do you understand the economic displacement they would make the great discretion looked like a tiny little bad day on the dow. i mean, it s so terrifying and let the same time we haven t planned for it, and we have to really start having government regulated. it s like nuclear weapons except with nuclear weapons. it was done by nation states and their nonproliferation treaties. but this is democratized where it s you in your basement can create a i and it can run like wildfire and we might not be ready problem. the people in washington are still trying to figure out how to take their venmo transaction history offline turn their read receipts off their iphones. so i understand the idea of a six mon
putin in the dock it is a significant day, jon. john: in theory, or on paper it limits where putin can go around the world. explained that. clarissa: basically there are 123 that. clarissa: basically there are 1 that. clarissa: basically there are 123 nation states. that do participate with the icc and the royal statute. that is about two thirds of the countries in the world. some very big ones do not, not just russia. chyna, india and of course the u.s. can president boudin to go to the g-20 in india coming up? he still can. can he potentially go to the united nations general assembly in new york city? potentially, yes he could. and also, it is important to underscore even for those countries to our signature that does not mean necessarily that they would have to enact those arrest warrants. was on the back in 2017 from south africa.
limits where putin can go around the world. explain that. reporter: so basically there are 123 nation states that do participate with the icc and the roam statute, right? that s about two-thirds of the country in the world. some very big ones do not, not just russia, by the way, china, india, and, of course, the u.s. can president putin still go to the g-20 in india that s upcoming? yes, he can. could he still potentially go to the united nations general assembly in new york city? potentially, yes, he could. also it s important to underscore even to those countries that are signators, that doesn t mean necessarily that they would have to enact those arrest warrants. we saw this in 2017 with south africa when the sundanese dictator visited. there had been an expectation or hope that potentially he would be arrested.
After non-participation at the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) since the civil war, the 146th Assembly of the IPU unanimously approved Liberia's application to rejoin the global union. Leading Liberia's delegation is Chief Dr. Jewel Howard-Taylor, Vi
wait. this is the first step. how soon before we actually see a practical difference from this agreement? practical difference from this aureement? ~ . , , , agreement? well, as the presenter mentioned earlier, agreement? well, as the presenter mentioned earlier, we agreement? well, as the presenter mentioned earlier, we are - agreement? well, as the presenter mentioned earlier, we are at - agreement? well, as the presenter mentioned earlier, we are at a - agreement? well, as the presenterl mentioned earlier, we are at a stage of agreeing the text at the moment. so that then has to be polished technically and in the languages, and then it has to go into this entry to force conditions whereby we need 16 nation states to sign up to it. so that in itself could be quite a long period of time. but we are hoping states will be keen to sign up hoping states will be keen to sign up as quickly as possible, because they need to sign up. we do not want any more degradation of our precious oc