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documentary for the history channel and discovery communications including the widely praised modern marvels, apollo 11. has been a professor at a university and lecturer with johnson space center. he presents amazing stories of the space age which features 20 of his favorite films from the golden age of space exploration. join me in welcoming rod pyle. [applause] thank you very much. normally i kind of dance around a bit while i m performing these things but because they re taping tonight and we have kind of a weird microphone setup, i will sort of stay with the podium. i will go back to my professorring days at university of laverne. i know it is rough getting here on week night. i used to drive to ucla when i was 18 years old in 30 minutes to pasadena. last time i did that drive it was 2 1/2 hours. i appreciate y all going through what you went through. let me go back amazing stories of the space age has kind of a long story behind it. i won t bore you with the ....
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quite a few years ago. remember? now that we re getting a little closer, i changed my story because we need the support of the people that never seem to have extraordinary evidence so it is an intense effort the aliens out there for that invisible rays that communicates to earth and other planets here with some of their people. aliens. and they are invisible and there was one ride over there behind you right now. this has created a lot of interest. and to there will think about the moon and go into bars. made all sorts of people because the public needs to support what the nation wants to repair. wants to do. the annual baltimore book fair held this past september 1 of the panel s was on the future of the city and some of the issues. prevent presented by the mayor and the office of promotion of the arts to serve from the arts council please note after you enjoy the presentation in volunteers are on hand to have be happy to except your ordinations bake you for he ....
available also on netflix and i became interested in artificial intelligence and that is what i am here to talk to you about tonight. artificial intelligence, what it is, and what i think as far as a lot of researchers and makers think that is being developed in the wrong way. and i really believe this conversation is the most important conversation of our time. and so let s begin with this. what is artificial intelligence? well, it is the development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally would wire human intelligence and visual perception and etc. it is the whole idea because by and large what we know much about, it is human intelligence and human intelligence is both a subject of study and the tool which we try to penetrate and it is the most inward looking of any of the sciences that involves technology, neuroscience, medical statistics and a lot more on top of programming and computer science. it makes us ponder what it is we are looking for when w ....