of the so called godfathers of ai and elon musk. yes, he is coming as well. it s being hosted at the historic bletchley park as zoe kleinman reports. the secret work carried out at bletchley park once help the allies win world war ii. today the uk government will host a global summit to address a new kind of threat posed this time both superfast and supersmart computers. we both superfast and supersmart computers- computers. we can set up processes computers. we can set up processes to computers. we can set up processes to really - computers. we can set up processes to really delve l computers. we can set up i processes to really delve into what the risks actually are so we can put necessary guardrails while embracing the technology. artificial intelligence comes with lots of officers, from creating new medicines to revolutionising the way you work but it also has the potential to cause harm. the focus of the discussion today will be a cybersecurity and unstoppable gener
us regulation standpoint as well and they are trying to assure with the millions of flights that happen, on a weekly basis, that the flying public is secure. just weekly basis, that the flying public is secure. public is secure. just briefly ou public is secure. just briefly you were public is secure. just briefly you were mentioning - public is secure. just briefly you were mentioning the i public is secure. just briefly i you were mentioning the role public is secure. just briefly - you were mentioning the role of regulators and all of this we know the federal aviation administration has been grounding planes and ordering inspections, is that being seen as sufficient? as sufficient? that s a great question as sufficient? that s a great question and as sufficient? that s a great question and i as sufficient? that s a great question and i think - as sufficient? that s a great question and i think you - as sufficient? that s a great l question and i think you could say you wan
themselves have been brought up in recent weeks and lawmakers are questioning how safe it is and why these continue to happen in the great example of this was the japan air lines that have been just last week where there was a collision on the runway and that is overshadowed some of the things that a lot of regulators are looking into what it comes to how safe is it, where there are some of these misgivings and where is the issue going on whether it is on the air traffic control side of the regulation side from the pilot site, all of these things could be true but it s going to be a couple weeks, if not months to know what is this confluence of issues going on right now for the flying public and what will it take to make the safest possible flying record across the globe and you can rest assured that people will be looking into this, not from just a foreign perspective but from a us regulation
deduct i believe r i believe so. there is talk in the think tank toward about that. i don t think that would be wise. i think you do what s appropriate under the aca obama administration did that were in the minds of many republicans and conservatives and people in the court system, they were illegal, went beyond the statute. maybe roll those things back. you re not trying to disrupt coverage and prevent people from having coverage. i think that would be a mistake. i don t think that s what donald trump wants. he wants to make sure everybody has coverage and disruption in the system is minimized. there are different things from a regulation standpoint he could do to make the exchanges work better. there are regulations the obama administration imposed that made health insurance more expensive and less affordable. thank you very much. i m sure we ll have you back on to talk about this. face-to-face drew worldwide attention. the inside word on president
this because angus houston, the man leading the search coordination effort, he said clearly in a press conference that they are going to search with the tow pinger locator. they re going to search for that ping absolutely no chance until there s no chance that the devices are still transmitting. how long does that continue, do you think? how long do they keep hope alive that the device is still transmitting? well, as we ve all said before, that, you know, 30 days is what the from a regulation standpoint required to be active. typically go beyond that. typically once we get out to around five or seven days beyond that, so around 35, 37 days, then we re starting to think that even though every t battery will be a little bit different in its capabilities, probably by that point in time we ve exceeded pretty much 99.9% of all the batteries out there.