Its also more climate friendly. Microsoft is hoping its new ai checks will help kick start a new era of pc sales. Sticking with al a global summit on Artificial Intelligence kicks off in south Koreas Capital of seoul on tuesday, focusing largely on al safety. This follows an inaugural meeting held in the uk last november. I spoke to Industry Expert wei sun about her expectations from this summit, but started off by asking if she thinks microsofts new pcs will be a game changer. I think its a big moment for not only microsoft and the pc industry, but also shows the ambition and capability of incorporating the ai pc, so everyone can have it anywhere. It is a big change. Return back to the summit, what will be the main focus of these meetings in south korea . I think the government and the countries will need to collaborate on consensus on al framework, especially for legal frameworks. So everyone can collaborate better. Also, you mentioned microsoft, last week about google and openai. Ho
The bbc understands that he was appointed to run the london trust despite nhs england in the north west effectively blocking him from running a trust locally due to how his tenure in chester had ended. after leaving london, mr chambers got two other interim chief executive roles in cornwall and in sussex. the bbc understands nhs england approved bothjobs, despite letby s trial having started when the second appointment was made. nhs england said tony chambers was appointed to his posts after a competitive process and that sir david sloman was not aware of the events of the countess of chester trust when mr chambers was appointed to the london trust. michael buchanan, bbc news. the russian authorities say an airport in the north western city of pskov has been attacked by drones. russian state media says four military transport aircraft were damaged. two of the aircraft are reported to have burst into flames. the area is close to the border with estonia.
By one of the volunteers and the staff. the reason that they have turned this into a pop up walk vaccination centre, one of hundreds across england is to get vaccination rates up, the government s goal is to get all adults vaccinated by the 19th ofjuly and to get 80% of uk adults having had bothjobs, that date is key because that is when they hope to lift the remaining rules and restrictions that are currently in place. now i m walking through here quite quickly to get us to the point where we can speak to one of the many volunteers, as i say, trying to vaccinate two and a half thousand people every day, it s busy already, as you see. masks, social distancing in place, let s chat to one of the volunteer vaccinate is, it s phil, he s been busy this morning, luckily he doesn t have anyone with him at the moment. is this the procession you ve done or have you done many of
Variant, and we got a bit of indication on that this morning from the health secretary, matt hancock. the best estimate of the gross advantage, as we call it, of the delta variant, from sage, is around a0%, so that does make life more challenging for everyone, and you have seen that the case rates have risen a little. but, the good news is that hospitalisations, the number of people arriving at hospital, is broadly flat, and the majority appear to be those who have not had a vaccine at all. and only a very small minority are people who had bothjobs. so what the best scientific advice i have at this stage is that after one jab, it is not quite as effective, against the new delta variant, but after both jabs, it is, so that is why it is so important we drive through these vaccinations and people come forward for their second jab. g7 summit next week. the government under pressure because of cuts to aid.