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meet ada, an a! creative robot. she's and artist and a performerwho, here at oxford ashmolean museum, is reciting her self—composed response to a dante poem, at an event marking the 700th anniversary of his works. "i wept silently. taking in the scene, "i wept because they had lost something "that i took for granted." hi ada, lovely to meet you. tell me about yourself? i am the world's first ultra realistic artist robot. i draw using cameras in my eyes and my robotic arm. i am contemporary art and i create contemporary art. what brings you here today? i am doing a poetry reading. i have written a poem in honour of the poet dante. i am here as part of an effort to take poetry out of a box and into the public space. "eyes with tears in them and a desire to weep, "who never see the light of day." dante is quite a complex and remarkable writer and very relevant for today, and so we thought that ada responding to that will really show the capabilities of the language model but more fundamentally why we have done it is

ada is an ethical project. she is blurring the boundaries between what is human and what is machine. this is seriously unsettling. there is something not quite right about that. we need to discuss this. and maybe for some that new world is as unsettling as she may be but i have to tell you, spencer, the most disconcerting thing for me was getting no smiles or laughter back when talking to her, it was just really awkward. to be honest i get a lot of that myself. but aidan is onto something when he says that we should be having discussion about how we deal with the growing presence of ai. you know who else is unsettled by these humanoid robots? who? this guy, stuart russell, professor of computer science at the university of california and i asked him what he thinks about al in human form. stuart, what do you make of those humanoid robots, that kind of claim somehow to be ai? actually several things come to mind. one is something that alan turing said, that he hopes very much that we won't try to copy that physic

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meet ada, an a! creative robot. she's and artist and a performerwho, here at oxford ashmolean museum, is reciting her self—composed response to a dante poem, at an event marking the 700th anniversary of his works. "i wept silently. taking in the scene. "i wept because they had lost something "that i took for granted." hi, ada, lovely to meet you. tell me about yourself? i am the world's first ultra realistic artist robot. i draw using cameras in my eyes and my robotic arm. i am contemporary art and i create contemporary art. what brings you here today? i am doing a poetry reading. i have written a poem in honour of the poet dante. i am here as part of an effort to take poetry out of a box and into the public space. "eyes with tears in them and a desire to weep, "who never see the light of day." dante is quite a complex and remarkable writer and very relevant for today, and so we thought that ada responding to that will really show the capabilities of the language model but more fundamentally, why we have done it i

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that's actually okay under ada title two. there's a transition plan to bring all parks eventually into full compliance, but it's not required while we all want to see to be remedied. so i would like to suggest that the venues that are picked for this public concert program, certainly any public venues should be picked from the list of parks and programs that are already fully accessible and that to the extent the city has accessibility resources of the mayor's office of disability. i hope there will be some form of review process to make sure that all of these events are accessible as, you know, relevant to our later agenda items as well. you know, ada section 203.1 is quite clear that it involves temporary events, temporary facilities must be fully compliant. so, thank you very much for the opportunity to make this comment. >> okay. do we have any more public comment? >> clerk: we have a comment that came through the q&a box. it's from an anonymous attendee. what is the number of disclosures with golden gate park institution

americans know bob dole's record of public service fighting hunger in the united states the ada is more for veterans and includes construction of the world war ii memorial. so the united states senate and then to visit all 100 kansas counties to say thank you. but then senator dole quietly sat on the south side of the world war ii memorial to think the veterans but then to pay homage and respect. all of this he did with humility and charm and wit and as we and the capital the famous salute george h.w. bush and the capitol rotunda and then to captivate the world and then to stand up from the wheelchair and did not understand what the big deal was. but as a veteran in public servant and then to show that respect and then once the classic style. but then senator dole called me to tell me he and stage iv lung cancer. but learning from that conversation how upbeat but again he beat the odds but then even just the couple of weeks ago he was cracking jokes and planning on spending time with all of our friends. before and afterha the call i cannot express what i would do for another one of thos

some park let's can be fire hazards or violate the ada but one business owner says they just need more time. >> some of these items have to be corrected in 14 days and it says here after 14 days you will be charged $100 the first day, 200 the second, 500 each additional day. this is outrageous. >> this is not the time to come down with a heavy hand. yesterday, the mayor said there would be no fines, no enforcement, they would be pulling back inspections only to have this happen today, it is outrageous. >> a spokesperson in the mayor's office says the city is doing outreach right now, not finding businesses and only a small number prevent present safety and ada issues. >> the city council extended a very popular alfresco outdoor dining and business program through june of next year. >>> new 6:00, lyft will allow corporate employees to work remotely through the end of next year. the san francisco bay's right helling company had planned to retire require workers to return to the office in february. lyft is just one of many companies that adjusting their return to work policies with the un

the 1990 americans with disability act supersedes any conflicting city code provisions and ada law does include permanent disabilities. the 2010 now a federal judge acted as a city signatory in a civil agreement made from the ninth circuit court mediator and the ada lawsuitappeal filed on behalf of disabled medallion holders .the city continues elected to abandon rather than defend district judge jeffrey white's decision renting the city's motion or summary judgment. the settlement agreement calls for disabled medallion holder compensation under the surrender for consideration component of the medallion sales program. the agency erroneously asserts the ruling by judge white still has the force of law. i think that's confusing you. isuggest all taxi appeals be continued until medallion holders begin receiving surrendered program compensation . this week i sent you two documents. one shows how the agency removes surrender program eligibility permanently disabled medallion holders on september 7 thereby violating both ada and the sloan agreement. the other is an agency memo to resume enfor

harmful chemical pesticides, not feasible new you don't, you can produce enough of a to be able to with ada cbs farming into bravery become really while the politicians are still debating. the 1st farmers are very successful with discovery degree. we cannot understand that you are wondering that these no town phone through our cost or mike eco. d w o. the crystal pico, a german tradition. ah we want to discover its origin and follow the sentence roasted almond, black forest, and vine to the christmas market. ah, one of the most beautiful german traditions checking in 60 minutes, dw. ah, ah listen carefully. don't know how those 2 things you miss today go. ah, feel magic. discover the world around you. subscribe to d w documentary on youtube. a on this show we often meet people with brilliant ideas about how to protect the environment.

for respect for people with disabilities by enshrining essential protections into the law with the ada again in a bipartisan way. he taught us over time and all the time to respect people for what they can do and not judge them for what they cannot. he advocated for our troops, veterans and hidden heros who care for them especially alongside his beloved wife, elizabeth, indeed the love partnership and prayerfulness that senators bob and elizabeth dole shared was a joy to behold and a blessing to all of us who know them. in recognition of his legendary career, senator dole received the 1997 presidential medal of freedom, bestowed upon him by president clinton, his electoral rival, but certainly his fan. upon receiving this medal, senator dole challenged us, in his words, not to question american ideals or replace them, but to act worthy of them. senator dole lived up to this challenge, devoting his entire life and service to a country he loved and to our cherished national values for which he fought. i remember when we were gathered here honoring george herbert walker bush and how moved

on this is of course, the major blow today possession movement, and the movement is now resorting to ada path outside the institution to continue the momentum. hopefully. maybe thank you. did any correspond feeding? phoebe kong speaking to us from hong kong? yeah, watching j. w and use that to update this al, but i go away. coming up next is shift living in the digital age. we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour. i'm rebecca written. thanks for watching . we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship and we're all in as we take on the we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes. policeman follow with w. fire made for mines on the green. you feel worried about the planet? me to on the old hosting the, on the green fence post cost. and to me it's clear remains to trade. join me for deep dive into the green transformation for me, for you, for the plans with more than 4000 companies worldwide collect and analyze our online data with the help of algorithms google, facebook, amazon, and apple lead the way. but how well do the data collectors know us

this is ada kong. she's worked on a report about this for greenpeace east asia. the battery that can be just a vehicle is essentially a powerful when they're used for like 5 or 8 years that could in reading that meets ha, ha ha. they said you have enough performance for a function. that's right. we can give, spend ca, batteries a 2nd life. for example, that can be turned into energy storage for windows solar. they could also power you next camping trip, and they still have enough juice left to drive a forklift or a boat and discuss it. batteries are already used for all these things today. ah, wish you a manual. and i stand off that materials by reusing hasta, using up a regional function of products. they could be recycled to as role cios and to produce more products. let's get out the lego to understand how lithium ion batteries get recycled. it often involve smelting so essentially heating them until they melt. but this uses lots and lots of energy, creates toxic emissions and loses some of the materials. and that's why companies are coming up with new ways to

said, well, friends, i got kind of a lot of data, but it was god's will that they meet their end at c ada, jennifer ashburn, macklin. i'll get on the kurds from iraq. we're not the only ones who lost their lives. others from afghanistan, ethiopia, egypt, iran in somalia are also being returned to their homelands and laid to rest low. the consequences of climate change are being felt in a growing number of regions in africa. the lack of rain day has led to extreme drought in some areas. east in kenya is one of the hardest heat regions. now, many people there are suffering from food insecurity and at iron. lincoln and the other residents of a village are finally getting some help donations of corn, flower, and oil. so they'll have something to eat. they cannot get food on their own any more. over the past year it has barely rained. you look on eastern kenya along this drought is hurting us. it's everywhere. how many animals have died? life? his heart. he. they are shepherds, but the stall of none to ryan lincoln is empty. she has lost 27 of her animals to the drought. the sun is leading the

i got kind of a lumber that'll, but it was god's will that they meet their end at c ada. jennifer asthma maximilian, on the kurds from iraq. we're not the only ones who lost their lives. others from afghanistan, ethiopia, egypt, iran in somalia. are also being returned to their homelands and laid to rest long. we're going to take look now at some of the consequences of climate change which are being felt in a growing number of regions in africa. the lack of rain there has led to extreme drought in some areas. east in kenya is one of the hardest hit regions. now, many people there are suffering from food insecurity. amanda dianne lincoln and the other residents of a village are finally getting some help donations of corn, flower, and oil. so they'll have something to eat. they cannot get food on their own any more. over the past year it has barely rained. you look on eastern kenya, i'll no longer. this drought is hurting us. it's everywhere. and many animals have died. life his heart. he. they are shepherds, but the stall of none to ryan lincoln is empty. she has lost 27 o

is our, of course, the major blow today, possession movement, and the movement is now resorting to ada path outside the institution to continue the momentum, hopefully say the thank you. did any correspond feeding t v kong. speaking to us from hong kong in what is like a football, struggling glad, but we're hoping to slow their slide down the table at hoffen heim, but despite lading for most of the match, they could only manage a one or draw a 35th minute corner bounced to an unmarked, real envelope, who taps the ball home and put blood by her head. often hind responded by piling on the pressure and snatched a dramatic equalizer in stoppage time. thanks to kevin aqua graham as fast footwork in the box. got back. now go into the winter, bright on 5 game when the street you're watching date of the news that to update this out. we'll have more had lots boy at the top the next up. i'm rebecca with his thanks for watching. imagine so many portions of lodge us her now in the world climate change. very common story. this is my plastic wiggs from just one week how much work can really get.

this is our, of course, the major blow today position movement, and the movement is now resorting to ada path outside the institution to continue the momentum. hopefully favey. thank you. did have any correspondent fitting he becomes speaking to us from hong kong. i commemoration event is being held in berlin to day to mock 5 years since the islamist terror attack on a busy christmas market. the attacker 1st hijacked a truck killing the driver in and drove it into crowns at the bright, shiny plants, christmas market and central burden killing 11 more people. another man died a few weeks ago from injury sustained that night, bringing the death toll to 13. the attacker and his amory was a failed to nisan asylum seeker who was known to authorities. a few days later, he was shot dead by police while on the run in italy. the christmas lights are on and the moon is festive at the market in berlin's bright plots. at 1st glance it's hard to see any trace of the terror attack 5 years ago. but market trader, mux miller will never forget that day. he barely escaped with his life when a truck plowed

i'm a battle, but it was god's will that they meet their end at c ada, jennifer ashburn, but my son, all the codes from iraq were not the only ones who lost their lives. others from afghanistan, ethiopia, egypt, iran, and somalia are also being returned to their homelands and laid to rest long. a round up of some other headlines now. the bodies of more than a dozen migrants have washed up on a libyan beach. the red crescent says that their boat sank as they tried to cross the mediterranean sea to europe. the route from libya to italy is the world's most dangerous, with some 1500 people missing in fear round this year. to damn said burst in northeastern brazil after weeks of heavy rain in the region. 18 people have died since torrential rains began pounding by yes state in early november. tens of thousands of had to evacuate their homes. us airlines have cancelled hundreds of flights for a 3rd day due to amok on infections among staff. all of the major carriers have phase to labor 42 is because cabin cruiser ground staff has called in sick us daily infections have been rising shortly.

i got kind of a lumber that'll but it was god's will that they meet their end at c ada. janet restaurant, like i said, i want the codes from iraq when not the only ones who lost their lives. others from afghanistan, ethiopia, egypt, iran in somalia are also being returned to their homelands and laid to rest. let's get a round up of some other headlines now. the bodies of more than a dozen migrants have washed off on a libyan beach. the red crescent says that their boat sank as they tried to cross the mediterranean sea to europe. the route from libya to italy is the world's most dangerous, with some 1500 people missing and fear drown this you to damns have burst in northeastern brazil after weeks of heavy rain in the region. 18 people have died since torrential rains began pending by yes. state in early november, tens of thousands have had to evacuate their homes. us airlines have cancelled hundreds of flights were 3rd day due to amok on infections among staff. all the major carriers and face labor shortages because cabin crews in round staff have called in sick us daily infections have b

influencia de la de otras quince personas han sido puestas bajo custodias por motivos no expuestos a un pero adás se ha identificado armas de fuego. y vemos cómo se encuentra el área de la bahía. esta es la situación en la carretera. son imágenes en vivo. (información en pantalla). >>> pero porta nacional de san francisco con mucha actividad. >>> ya muchos empiezan a bailar viajar por aire y por tierra en estas fiestas decembrinas. sergio bienvenido y ¿cuáles son algunas proyecciones viaje por estos días? >>> este año estamos proyectando ciento nueve millones de personas van a viajar durante el tiempo veintitrés de diciembre y el segundo de enero entonces eso cuentan la navidad y el año nuevo que nos va a llevar casi a los niveles que hemos visto en el dos mil diecinueve pero un poco más bajo. >>> de hecho los aeropuertos ya encuentran abarrotados. >>> el noventa por ciento de los viajeros lo va a hacer en un auto entonces si usted vía ja base recomendable que lo revise al auto oficialmente si durante este año no ha estado manejando tanto por la pandemia. hay que asegurarse que el

virus act same was developed in a german lab, and when the country's 1st shot was given to 101 year old ada, quite salah, bright. after christmas, it was a big moment for the country that most residents had to wait for months to get their 1st shot and watched as countries like the u. s. and the u. k. distributed their doses at a much faster pace. d. w has been reporting on germany's vaccination campaign through its ups and downs. and my colleague william glue, croft is he with more details with him? that's right, rebecca, we've come so far there still so much more to go. we can actually show you on the wall here where we've been this past year since december 27th, 2020. it started out slow. there were supply issues. there were a lot of rules in place, and we can see that we started with just a couple tens of thousands of people getting vaccinated. they're about 70000000 adults in germany. and in that 1st quarter, we got about 10000000 them vaccinated with that 1st, at least that 1st shot. quite slow things pick up in the 2nd quarter, we're another 30000000 of that roughly 70000000 adults ge

i got kind of a lumber that'll but it was god's will that they meet their end at c ada. jennifer asthma, but my sent all the codes from iraq were not the only ones who lost their lives. others from afghanistan, ethiopia, egypt, iran, and somalia are also being returned to their homelands and laid to rest long. and now is the year dross reclose. we want to take a look at some of the images of 2021. in india, a huge 2nd wave of cov 19, swept through the country, thousands died crematorium to burn the dead were overwhelmed by the numbers they held masked nations. sometimes people had to make do and burn their relatives bodies where they could ceremonies were rushed and sometimes makes shift to continue into the night. one crematorium worker tells d. job used mister joyce. well, his story, georgia july is done with his hospital shift for the day. working in patient care is demanding, but manage of it. he says, it is a far cry from the 18 months he spent working in the majority through the worst of the pandemic. you was, allah has only worked 2 years in healthcare in another

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>> ada is the largest psychological society in the world. our mission is to use science to improve human drives. >> the report is called protecting youth mental health. it just came out last week. you can't help but in reading this, the summary of this report the sense of urgency that the surgeon general seems to have in this report . what are some of the major takeaways we should understand about the surgeon general's warning , hisadvice on this ? >> we were in a state of emergency before the pandemic but now we are in a hole that's pretty deep. kids are experiencing some really significant concerns and it's starting to overwhelm the systems that we have in schools and in peoples communities. >> the washington post reporting on that, there headline youth mental health crisis was already growing. the pandemic made it worse. in their reporting they write the situation painted across the united states, the surgeon general's 53 page advisory is dire that compared with 2019 emergency room visits for suicide attempts rose 51 percent for adolescen

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. >> prices went up 30% in a year here in ada county. it's just incredible. >> reporter: agent jennifer louis is awed by the noisy boise housing boom. >> 10, 20 people in a bidding war, sometimes even more. this year, we had homes that sold $100,000 over the asking price. it's insane because you don't really know what you're up against. >> reporter: boise is now america's least-affordable housing market, home prices dwarf incomes. one study compared boise's median-priced home, almost $535,000, that's 10 times higher than the median income for one person here, almost nine times higher than the median income for a couple. so many buyers, so few homes for sale. louis pulled up every listing for around a half million dollars. there are 24 homes in this entire city. and how many buyers would you guess? >> maybe 1,000. >> reporter: want to make an offer? better be all cash, above the asking price. >> i don't know what's in here. >> reporter: max hampton and kelsey taylor got lucky with their new home, $414,000. stung by a series of rejected of

many of them are ada client. some have to have little tweaks, but we should not be breathing down their necks. >> reporter: most change relate to fire safety or accessibility. but a few issues are more urgent and need a short-term fix. they say as long as the business is working with the city on resolving it, they will be flexible on the timing of enforcement and will not be collecting fines. >> it's really hard to find people to actually do the work. i mean, i'm hoping the city can come to an agreement and give more time. >> i introduced legislation all fines and fees well into 2023. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> let's take a live look outside now on this wednesday evening. downtown san jose on the ride side of your skrine. san francisco on the left side your screen. get ready for a cold night of rain. jeff, we have an active few days ahead of us, right? >> a lot coming our way. eventually, we're going to get that that rainfall. we've got a system dropping down that's going to bring us a co

i take it off i have all the hard for all those little ada solano. ah legalism coffee right now. ah ah oh so i just finished a night shift. ah, it was a long one. julie long when i on see ah, things at no, it ended with a terrible death. so it's always leap was awful. every patient is you know, blah blah blah, year old blah blah. here with respiratory failure from chrome verse. it just kind of can be a little bit di, monotonous. today we had a patient come in, who was interested in the emergency room. and out i was putting in a central line in her neck and i are a real artery line and her wrist. and while i was doing it, the nurse was going through her belongings and came across a sandwich in her bad air bag belong. it's like this woman walked into the emergency room. thought i might have to wait awhile. so i should get assemblage and got a sandwich, and now is on life support without family around her because we're not allowing families in it all. suddenly i look at her and like saw her as a person instead of just a patient with kronos terrace. monday, april 13th, 0930 at night.

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issues to address the ada lawsuits we've had in the neighborhood and we have few resources coming for a little panel discussion. i'm hoping that we can get a nice little model down for future workshops so we can expand some of these workshops to other groups. my hope is that we can encourage our small business community to start thinking about how to make their businesses more accessible and more welcoming to all people. so i think i'm excited to see what kind of feedback the community members will give and what types of questions they will have and things like that. looking forward to more workshops like this and looking forward to more conversations that are really positive. and moving towards moreprogress . >> president: commissioner dickerson . >> i have the privilege, we were invited to ... can you hear me? >> president: yes sorry. i was invited as an honorary number of the san francisco chamber of commerce we were invited to their mixer thatthey had at asia sf . that was my first experience a asia sf . and we had a blast. it was ... i'm so many. any opportunity i get to meet new

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but unfortunately, chung chi shanks refused thumbs to the junky as the ju ju ada. this decision sealed the fate of taiwan the people to day leave and breathed the consequences. i'm not sure whether there will be a political recognition of what diplomatic recognition in the future. but i think the political tramp is dear, that the political relations, or, ah, diplomatic relations between taiwan and the european countries or federal democracies are getting better and better. and we can certainly hope that one day taiwan will be recognized by all the federal democracies as a member of democracy or the taiwan is a member, a state that is a ah, on the equal footing us other democracies. beyond these diplomatic complications, life goes on here on the beautiful island but just outside this picture, perfect backdrop, a serious threat is looking in july 2019 taiwan purchased u as weapons including tanks and missiles for 2000000000 dollars, who tried to avoid a potential conflict in between the 2 size, either in our, our languages, statements or in our actions will try to av

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i got approval but that'll but it was god's will that they meet their end at c ada, janet restaurant. and all the cards from iraq were not the only ones who lost their lives. others from afghanistan, ethiopia, egypt, iran, and somalia are also being returned to their homelands and laid to rest long. let's get a check thou some of the other stories making news around the world. i've got a stance taliban authorities have said that women wanting to travel long distances should be accompanied by a close male relative. this guidance follows the taliban decision to bar many women from public sector roles. activists have strongly criticized these moves. these really government has approved a plan that aims to double the number of settlers living in these really controlled golan heights, the cabinet and doors, the multi $1000000.00 plan that is meant to further consolidate israel's hold on the territory, which it sees from syria in 1967. all right, to sports now and german soccer, we have this looked back at some of the best bonus league goals from the 1st half of the campaign, while the leak

check what is all of them shouting praises for the wake of that you did in liberating south africa and ada this is in the well you have it a lot of also encouraging at comments or reaction that coming from the vatican. the vatican, despite the re, is a men who was committed in promoting risha equality and also to cause leash in which he brought in south africa when was sharing the food and dad justice commission. let us hear how some of the good at lou does across the world have described him. he was just a wonderful, wonderful man, and we can only celebrate his life, his long, generous, open life. he had a capacity to touch people and we will remember him because of that generosity, that empathy that love. and he spoke about love all the time. archbishop desmond tutu was a mentor, a friend, and a moral compass for me. and so many others a universal spirit. archbishop too, too, was grounded in the struggle for liberation and justice in his own country, but also concerned with injustice everywhere. so clearly doesn't he to touch so many people and he will be never forgotten around the world

in one of the rooms, the vp of operations and a company spokesperson said brookdale doesn't believe ada laws apply to assisted living. they said, "brookdale's size and popularity make us a target for lawsuits, some driven by plaintiff lawyers, which we must defend. we are vigorously defending our company from the unsupported allegations made against us." michelle and mary are moving forward with their allegations. michelle says brookdale exacerbated her father's declining health, leading to his death in 2018. mary moved her husband out. michael now lives at a va hospital. mary: i want there to be change, at least in the state of california. michelle: it scares me to death. what's gonna happen when we get to that point? candice: you may be looking for a safe place for your loved one. i recently spoke with industry insiders about things you can do or say when looking for a senior care facility. that q&a is live right now, along with this investigation, on nbcbayarea.com. with the investigative unit, i'm candice nguyen. bigad: now even after the pandemic, we'll still have to deal with grow