these cases. and what? the worst-case mario might be that you get a knock at your door from the sergeant at arms, maybe a slap on the wrist? best-case an aerial, politically, you get a badge of honor that you stuck it to the man. they were really more afraid of ignoring a doj criminal subpoena then a congressional one and they took their chances time and time again that the doj wouldn t prosecute you for laughing at a congressional subpoena. you know what else? in the past, that very thought process paid off. but now, this conviction, well this series of convictions, now puts the light back in the dog because when you are facing some jail time suddenly people start to take your requests more seriously. now, people like congressman jimmy jordan of ohio who, incels, you will recall was roundly criticized for, shall we say, not prioritizing congressional subpoenas aimed at him. now he is in leadership. so the big question is what we see the flood gates began to open and subpoena
bots. all aboard the holodeck. and just watch out for the rodents. 0h, there is a mouth! mouse! data is all around us. we generate around 2.5 billion gb of it every day. think of it as, well, there is no other word for it, really. enormous. and we are finding lots of new ways of gathering even more of it. machines are now able to look at videos and interpret what is in the image, and with the number of cctv cameras around the town, imagine how much more data we can collect. but the real intelligence is not in capturing the data. it is in analysing it. and this is where artificial intelligence might make a real difference, making connections that we humans never would. big data has accelerated our understanding of medical science in unimaginable ways. it is now influencing how hospitals treat patients, police forces manage crime, and city officials run our towns. and it is inevitable, in the next 50 years, that al inevitable, in the next 50 years, that ai will play an even
click. this week: swaying votes on facebook. it s geek versus geek as spen meets fry. and lots of people shout in a big tent. summer is on the way and, well, it wouldn t be a british summer without a visit to a good old fashioned festival. no, not that one. much better. known as the town of books, hay on wye, in wales, is the location of the hay festival. it s a literary mecca, an annual gathering of artists, authors, daleks and, yep, even royals. it s even been called the woodstock of the mind by none other than former us president bill clinton. this year it s the 30th hay festival and the line up is pretty stellar. well, for the second year in a row, we ve been invited to share some of our favourite experiences and show off some really good tech, all in front of a real, live audience of actual people. what could possibly go wrong? a packed tent waited, all that we had to do was wow them! applause. we have robots falling over, experiments in haptic feedback and demos in bina
potro today in the third round of the french open. murray are struggling in the opening set. juan martin del potro has been in real marathons with murray in the past. agnieszka radwa nska was agnieszka radwanska was well beaten by alize cornet in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1. the president of football s european governing body has told the bbc that britain deserves to host a world cup in the nearfuture. aleksander seferin says he hopes the tournament will be held in europe in 2030. they are absolutely capable of organising it from an organisational point of view, from an infrastructure point of view, but it is a decision not only from the fa but the government. but you know everything about british football. so they deserve to have a world cup in the near future. cardiff is hosting european club football s biggest night of the season the champions league final. that is all the sport for now, now it is time for click. this week, swaying votes on facebook. it s geek versus geek as
it s geek versus geek as spen meets fry. and lots of people shout in a big tent. summer is on the way and, well, it wouldn t be a british summer without a visit to a good old fashioned festival. no, not that one. much better. known as the town of books, hay on wye in wales is the location of the hay festival. it s a literary mecca, an annual gathering of artists, authors, daleks and, yep, even royals. it s even been called the woodstock of the mind by none other than former us president bill clinton. this year it s the 30th hay festival, and the line up is pretty stellar. well, for the second year in a row, we ve been invited to share some of our favourite experiences and show off some really good tech, all in front of a real, live audience of actual people. what could possibly go wrong? a packed tent waited, all that we had to do was wow them! applause we had robots falling over, experiments in haptic feedback and demos in binaural sound, but that was nothing compared to the