and in an instant, charlene s discovery change the whole theory of how the murder happened. they had found the gun beside him. and, i said well where is the gun case? the gun case was missing. it was a grand gun case that ryan had made. and so, the gun was always in the gun case? the gun was either in it or beside it. a perimeter search of the property was organized. and lo and behold the gun holster, a leather case inscribed with brian s initials was found lying in tall grass. 84 feet from doctor ryan store. how did they get way out there? as he s thought about it, the whole seem seemed to gel in ken thompson s mind. the way it happened that is. the killer must have stolen brown s own gun in his case, while he was away at the conference. then brought it back that night expressly to kill brian. discarding the holster on the way out the door. if it hadn t been for that holster out there, it could ve been someone came at the door,
lot of these other scenarios become a possibility. risk of us potentially losing control of some weaponized a.i. system, that s not something that we can t rule out. lawrence: i m just curious, dan, will a.i. always need humans to control it or does the technology really have the capability eventually to move on its own? so, the people developing the a.i. systems are trying to as quickly as possible make it so that they don t need people. they are trying to automate as many jobs as possible so as a lot of people are trying to make it the case they are autonomous and don t require human intervention and make decisions faster and better than people. that s what the current incentives are and that s what a lot of researchers are trying to do for good or bad. lawrence: yeah. i don t know how we put the genie back in the bottle. it s kind of how you started this segment. it looks like it s taking off
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lawrence: i don t want to get in that. steve: there is separation of powers right there. that should be executive branch, not judicial. she said that s unprecedented and probably unconstitutional. ainsley: so the conditions of hunter s release. he has to actively seek employment. she said go get a job. he can t use alcohol. steve: poor guy. ainsley: he can t use elicit drugs. he has to submit to drug testing. he cannot possess a firearm. as long as he adheres to this agreement, the gun case is wiped from his record. otherwise, the felony charges carry 10 years in prison. steve: well, the interesting thing is and for people to say look, he got a sweetheart deal. they were only going after him on the gun charges. and the tax eevaporation. the u.s. attorney said the investigation into him is continuing. lawrence: ongoing. steve: they might get another bite of the apple and go after something else. ainsley: when she says go get
did that how did that change the case? i don t think it changes what she is going to do at all. unfortunately, i think she has the right to consider anything in the public record and to say i just don t think this deal is in the public interest. and i m not going to accept the plea agreement that calls for a misdemeanor. but i don t think she will do that. she sent kind of a signal early on, kind of a subtle signal that she considers that that s an executive branch issue. so i think ultimately, she is going to accept whatever whatever plea deal, whatever compromise is hammered out by the prosecution and the defense. steve: seems like even though the two sides have been working together on a deal for months, reportedly, it seems like they show up in court, they don t have they haven t kept their answer straight. one side, the prosecution says the investigation is ongoing. and the defense says no, it s