a potential intelligence is very power hungry. how s that going to work out in the future. most of the large companies in losing google the types of training in these large dad to things like getting more efficiency out of existing infrastructure, like power grids, also we are applying ai itself to save power in the data centres. in the end, what these ai systems do will save energy and power far outweigh what they currently using. people worry about their jobs and job security. how will ai affect employment? i think, like previous big, uh. ..sort of technological revolutions, like the internet or mobile, i think it s going to also create many newjobs, new types ofjobs that we can barely imagine today. there s a lot of american investment, there s a lot of investment going on in china. where does the uk sit? yeah, i think if you look at it, of course, there s the us and there s china, the kind of two superpowers they have the most investment, the most research. but i think,
germany, angela merkel prepares to step down. we have a special report on how she has influenced gender equality. and tributes are paid to sir clive sinclair, the home computing pioneer who s died at the age of 81. hello, and welcome. the uk government is expected to announce changes today to the rules for international travel. among them could be a simpler traffic light system for green, amber and red list countries and fewer tests. our transport correspondent caroline davis reports. sunshine, but no one sunbathing. 80% of the guests at this hotel in turkey would have been british in a normal year. turkey went on the red list in may, meaning anybody travelling from there to the uk has to quarantine in a hotel. since then it has been a difficult summer, but they are holding out hope it can change. we have just about survived but it has been very, very challenging. at the moment we are very, very quiet. so to get the british market for a sort of go ahead at this stage, it coul
disinformation campaign against vaccines. so, maybe it doesn t work and they are simply not telling you that. and how the signature policy achievement for democrats is yielding unbelievably good results. when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. after 27 years on the supreme court, today we learned that justice stephen breyer was 83 years old, is retiring. justice breyer is one of the three remaining liberal justices in the sits jury court. it is a huge announcement. this morning, when nbc news broke the story, it was that rare push alert on my phone that actually gave me kind of a sense of relief. because usually when something pops up, these days, it s like, oh god, what now? the broader announcement is still not official, in fact, the white house is expected to make a formal announcement about his retirement tomorrow. we expect the president and prior to appear together. for his part, today, biden declined to appear today until make
breyer s decision to retire has electrified washington, d.c. adding a legacy making item to the president s agenda and could galvanize the democratic base at a time of sagging approval ratings and with the signature legislation of the president stalled amid gridlock in washington. the news wednesday came as a relief for liberal activists who worry that democrats would lose control of the senate before breyer left the court and a shot of confidence to the democratic leaders who view the politics as a brigtd spot in an otherwise gloomy election season. president biden has promised to nominate the first black woman to the high court, a prospect the party hopes energizes supporters. republicans are already gearing up to oppose the yet to be named nominee. the new york times reporting, quote, holding a bare 50-seat majority under threat in november s elections democrats acknowledge the need to act fast since an illness or death of a member could deprive them. senate democrats
rule of law as one of two major parties a damned abandons it. they re the ones who in fact face a real risk of jail. you know what? notes right. plus, david remnick on the american response to russian aggression and as covid keeps claiming lives, florida picks and you fight with signs. florida s going to absolutely put data as number one in deciding forgive, me are you telling me that the food and drug administration are not experts as to what drugs to prevent what s not to approve? all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, there is now a trial set. there s gonna be a trial, in the government s case against the far-right extremist gang known as the oath keepers. stemming from the group s involvement in plotting the january 6th insurrection. today, 18 members, the oath keepers, where in virtual court. some of them were just charged with regular old can criminal conspiracies with their involvement in the attack of the capital. their tri