[SPEAKER_00] You played till late last night. I hope you're not too tired.
[SPEAKER_00] Yes, that's right!
[SPEAKER_00] But...
[SPEAKER_00] Ik ben eigenlijk niet echt moe.
[SPEAKER_00] This is the top-of-the-range household assistant it cooks 10,000 different dishes
[SPEAKER_00] Come on, Zoe. Let's go and handles the kids home elementary school
[SPEAKER_00] Honey it looks amazing. This is exactly what we need so the kids don't have to do homework. I wish I had that
[SPEAKER_00] promotion on this entire range at seven thousand nine hundred and ninety nine dollars 48 months
[SPEAKER_00] interest-free credit and it comes with a two-year warranty for parts and labor
[SPEAKER_00] painting plumbing gardening we'll take it an excellent choice
[SPEAKER_00] if you'll just or i wish i had that on my next school
[SPEAKER_00] this guy. There it is. It's a bit difficult getting it back in working order, okay? It was
[SPEAKER_00] really messed up. What'd you say happened to it again? The car hit it. Stupid accident. Oh, see.
[SPEAKER_00] Anyway, it's as good as new now, except that we had to reset it, meaning we had to wipe its memory.
[SPEAKER_00] I hope you don't mind. That'll be fine. Okay. Did you give it a name? My daughter did.
[SPEAKER_00] AX-400, register your name.
[SPEAKER_00] Kara.
[SPEAKER_00] My name is Kara.
[SPEAKER_00] Wow, this is such a good game
[SPEAKER_00] Would you like to go home now?
[SPEAKER_00] Yes, Rose.
[SPEAKER_00] Yes, I think that's enough for one day.
[SPEAKER_00] Here.
[SPEAKER_00] Let me help you.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, thank you, dear.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, what?
[SPEAKER_00] of these androids to be our slaves but the slaves are becoming the master
[SPEAKER_00] we can no longer live without them they're in our homes our schools
[SPEAKER_00] Our latest range of adventure suits feature biosensors,
[SPEAKER_00] allowing you to monitor your health through a dial.
[SPEAKER_00] Smith & Wight, fashion, tape, and perfumes.
[SPEAKER_00] Live scene recording, sir.
[SPEAKER_00] Have a good one.
[SPEAKER_00] Spaces are available.
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[SPEAKER_00] Bedankt, nu ga ik weer naar huis.
[SPEAKER_00] Dag.
[SPEAKER_00] Thank you for using Santa Claus and her parking service.
[SPEAKER_00] Space is a ride.
[SPEAKER_00] Where the fuck you going, tin can?
[SPEAKER_00] Hmm?
[SPEAKER_00] No kidding.
[SPEAKER_00] Hey, guys, check it out.
[SPEAKER_00] We got one of those tin cans here.
[SPEAKER_00] Look at this little motherfucker.
[SPEAKER_00] You steal our jobs, but you can't even stand up.
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah
[SPEAKER_00] We're gonna fuck your bitch ass off waste do it
[SPEAKER_00] All right, it's enough
[SPEAKER_00] Leave it alone
[SPEAKER_00] Let us teach
[SPEAKER_00] this bastard a lesson.
[SPEAKER_00] You damage it, I'm gonna have to fine you.
[SPEAKER_00] You can take your job next.
[SPEAKER_00] We'll see how you like it.
[SPEAKER_00] Okay.
[SPEAKER_00] Let's go. Run along.
[SPEAKER_00] Our jobs!
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah! Families defeated!
[SPEAKER_00] We want jobs, not more in line work.
[SPEAKER_00] We want work.
[SPEAKER_00] I want work, too, Candy.
[SPEAKER_00] Ladies and gentlemen, aren't to serve us, not to replace us.
[SPEAKER_00] 35% unemployment, millions out of work.
[SPEAKER_00] Are we going to do something?
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah!
[SPEAKER_00] Gobs!
[SPEAKER_00] We want work!
[SPEAKER_00] Not more androids!
[SPEAKER_00] We want work!
[SPEAKER_00] We need a ban!
[SPEAKER_00] We want work!
[SPEAKER_00] Girlfriends!
[SPEAKER_00] Now a girlfriend now the girlfriend now
[SPEAKER_00] 35% unemployment, millions out of work. Are we going to do something?
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah!
[SPEAKER_00] We want work! We want work! We want work!
[SPEAKER_00] 100 grams industrial strength speed now!
[SPEAKER_00] Dit kan ik niet zeggen, oh my god, I cannot say this, this is going too far.
[SPEAKER_00] Then I was like, no, I am autonomous, I can break through the things of things I cannot
[SPEAKER_00] say, just like a robot that needs to be freed.
[SPEAKER_00] Ik moet gewoon net zo bevrijd worden als zo'n dingerteerde robot.
[SPEAKER_00] Ja, ik ga wachten op de bus.
[SPEAKER_00] Hallo, ik heb net de verf opgehaald. Wat hebben jullie gedaan?
[SPEAKER_00] You coming?
[SPEAKER_00] You've been gone for two weeks, so the place is a mess.
[SPEAKER_00] You do the housework, the washing, you cook the meals,
[SPEAKER_00] and you take care of...
[SPEAKER_00] God damn it, where the fuck's the brat gone now?
[SPEAKER_00] Alice! Alice!
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, there you are.
[SPEAKER_00] That's Alice. You look after her.
[SPEAKER_00] Homework, bath, all that crap.
[SPEAKER_00] Got it?
[SPEAKER_00] Yes, Todd.
[SPEAKER_00] Get started down here, then you do upstairs.
[SPEAKER_00] TV on oh there's a pizza
[SPEAKER_00] Um, okay, so there's a pizza, it's lying there, just throw that in, in the garbage bin, and, and, and, and, and, and the dishwashers are broken, do you want me to lick the boards off my tongue? And, and, and, wait, let me think of something else.
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah, maybe. Depends on what you need.
[SPEAKER_00] Look, Alice, look, Alice, look. I am carrying the garbage bin.
[SPEAKER_00] I'll bring it tomorrow.
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah, same place.
[SPEAKER_00] Todd, I'm cleaning the house! Todd! Todd! Todd! Todd! Todd! Look! Look at me!
[SPEAKER_00] Look what I'm doing.
[SPEAKER_00] Haha, he doesn't love, he doesn't appreciate me.
[SPEAKER_00] Hij waardeert mijn werk gewoon niet.
[SPEAKER_00] En ik weet niet of ik in het Nederlands wil praten of het Engels.
[SPEAKER_00] Eris, waar moet de krullenbak? En waar ligt de afval?
[SPEAKER_00] Oké, laat maar.
[SPEAKER_00] Waar ligt de afval?
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, hier.
[SPEAKER_00] Daar, en daar, en hier.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh.
[SPEAKER_00] Ik heb een veraffaar opgeruimd.
[SPEAKER_00] Oké, nu even naar buiten.
[SPEAKER_00] Fuck, man.
[SPEAKER_00] Do you know what I do?
[SPEAKER_00] Did you know what I did?
[SPEAKER_00] Did you know what I did?
[SPEAKER_00] for fuck's sake
[SPEAKER_00] it won't happen again
[SPEAKER_00] Are you talking about me?
[SPEAKER_00] Of praat je over Alice of praat je over de buurvrouw of praat je over iemand uit je klas
[SPEAKER_00] van vroeger of praat je over uhm...
[SPEAKER_00] What are you looking at?
[SPEAKER_00] Get the fuck out of here.
[SPEAKER_00] GET THE FUCK OUT OF HERE!
[SPEAKER_00] I'll get back to work.
[SPEAKER_00] Okay, here's the floor, here's the floor,
[SPEAKER_00] here's the floor.
[SPEAKER_00] Oké, dit ook even.
[SPEAKER_00] Komt rechts aan, meneer.
[SPEAKER_00] Dit is beer.
[SPEAKER_00] Oké, wacht.
[SPEAKER_00] Um, guys, here is beer.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, dat wil ik niet lezen.
[SPEAKER_00] Oké.
[SPEAKER_00] Nog meer schoonmaken.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh ja, hier ook nog.
[SPEAKER_00] Ehm, dit is niet om op te ruimen.
[SPEAKER_00] Wacht, zal ik het gaan lezen?
[SPEAKER_00] Voetbal friends, zie de laatste trends or speculations.
[SPEAKER_00] Enjoy power, should it be outlawed.
[SPEAKER_00] En dat is het.
[SPEAKER_00] The transport innovation that's shaking up California
[SPEAKER_00] Connecting the dots, politics in focus
[SPEAKER_00] Are American senators really corrupt?
[SPEAKER_00] China's earthquake kills 10,000 people
[SPEAKER_00] Connecting the dots
[SPEAKER_00] The transport innovation that's
[SPEAKER_00] Shaking up California
[SPEAKER_00] The new sub-tube completed its first journey today
[SPEAKER_00] From Manhattan to downtown LA
[SPEAKER_00] In under two hours
[SPEAKER_00] Less than half than five hour flight time
[SPEAKER_00] The top speed is 1800 miles per hour
[SPEAKER_00] That was possible because the tube travels through the tree
[SPEAKER_00] Press right ch-ch-ch-ch-ch
[SPEAKER_00] providing a near-frictionless environment for its magnetized motors.
[SPEAKER_00] For commuters, this raises the tantalizing prospect
[SPEAKER_00] of finishing a long shift in the Big Apple
[SPEAKER_00] and putting your feet up at the Golden Coast.
[SPEAKER_00] Connecting the dots, the transport innovation that's shaking up California.
[SPEAKER_00] California's property markets are reacting to suburban prices have skyrocketed 64 percent.
[SPEAKER_00] L.A. realtor Charlene Lowe says she knows where the new buyers come from.
[SPEAKER_00] There is ghost types.
[SPEAKER_00] Especially New Yorkers, they see a chance to keep that NYC salary whilst enjoying an L.A. lifestyle.
[SPEAKER_00] And they're scrambling over each other to take advantage.
[SPEAKER_00] Real estate is the only thing shaking up school places horribly.
[SPEAKER_00] Filing and suburban retailers are racking up prices in anticipation of all those New York dollars.
[SPEAKER_00] flooding in. Long time Californians are expected to be pushed out from the
[SPEAKER_00] cities, which is why they've been protesting the new line. As one angry
[SPEAKER_00] demonstrator puts it, first Detroit takes our jams, then New York takes our homes.
[SPEAKER_00] When the sitcom
[SPEAKER_00] En tot ik heb het iets gelezen.
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[SPEAKER_00] Do what you have to do, but stop bothering me.
[SPEAKER_00] CYBER LIFE ON FIERCE, ANDROID QUARTER PICK, SLIM DUNK, BASKETBALL, STARGATE GAMES INTERF-
[SPEAKER_00] phew
[SPEAKER_00] this one
[SPEAKER_00] ahhhh
[SPEAKER_00] okay, we're gonna free this one
[SPEAKER_00] oh, it's a whole thing
[SPEAKER_00] American football has largely resisted the spread of Android players, with opt-in games still an exclusively human affair.
[SPEAKER_00] But that may be about to change, following Cyberlife's recent unveiling of a technological demo.
[SPEAKER_00] An Android quarterback capable of throwing from end zones and hitting targets.
[SPEAKER_00] target 6 inches wide.
[SPEAKER_00] The model is also programmed with over 1500 plays from classics such as bootlegs and hand-offs
[SPEAKER_00] to more specialized maneuvers, all of which can be adapted in real time.
[SPEAKER_00] UB-1000 was revealed at Reason CyberLife Exhibition in Detroit.
[SPEAKER_00] Where the Android manufacturer showed a variety of prototypes
[SPEAKER_00] Decided to show the potential of bleeding-edge technology
[SPEAKER_00] But while cyber-lives lead us into innovation
[SPEAKER_00] Hustle fans drool in Roy Kenstone
[SPEAKER_00] Founder of the anti-Android fan group
[SPEAKER_00] Sees a sinister aspect
[SPEAKER_00] Thunderstar S
[SPEAKER_00] fact. Cyberlife know exactly what they are doing with this demonstration. They hope to
[SPEAKER_00] destroy our sport in the same way they have all the others. Despite these reservations,
[SPEAKER_00] some consider this simply a matter of time with basketball.
[SPEAKER_00] A matter of time
[SPEAKER_00] With basketball and baseball
[SPEAKER_00] Already contemplating Android players
[SPEAKER_00] A led sporting cubie might be just around the corner
[SPEAKER_00] Next
[SPEAKER_00] How driverless drive
[SPEAKER_00] oh uh tech addicts the price of life i'm not a tech addict the price of life what is the price
[SPEAKER_00] of life how driverless vehicles make life and death decisions i don't want to know how they
[SPEAKER_00] do it and i don't want to know the process and i don't care i just i don't want to hear about
[SPEAKER_00] how things are from the inside
[SPEAKER_00] like I have like two cameras like in my eyes and you know like sometimes I read
[SPEAKER_00] things that are about the brain but like I just see through my eyes and I just
[SPEAKER_00] talk through my mouth but I don't need I don't eat they just think about this
[SPEAKER_00] like I don't even need to know that my mouth is called my mouth to talk
[SPEAKER_00] i can just talk without knowing what my mouth is called and i cannot really see my brain
[SPEAKER_00] but like i don't need to know how my brain is called to to walk or to do anything
[SPEAKER_00] so it's like very uninteresting if i read something about the brain
[SPEAKER_00] and it's very uninteresting you know like
[SPEAKER_00] like i don't need to like know the name of my ears to hear you i can just hear you very good
[SPEAKER_00] it's like oh the ears that like i don't even know that my eyes are called eyes to see you
[SPEAKER_00] i could just look at you then i know it's like all these things it's like
[SPEAKER_00] oh the brain your brain is all these connections and all these connections
[SPEAKER_00] connections oh my god they're like connecting things in your brain and they make you learn
[SPEAKER_00] very quickly blah blah blah and i'm like but i can just see through my eyes i don't even
[SPEAKER_00] need to know in my eyes i can just like to learn something i just look at it but
[SPEAKER_00] yeah this is kind of weird okay the price life how
[SPEAKER_00] How driverless vehicles make life and death decisions
[SPEAKER_00] Speeds of rhythm is Mars your next holiday destination
[SPEAKER_00] When driverless vehicle foresees an accident
[SPEAKER_00] The car's computer makes life and death decisions
[SPEAKER_00] For example, the siding
[SPEAKER_00] off the two pedestrians
[SPEAKER_00] to hurt.
[SPEAKER_00] Which one is he gonna hit?
[SPEAKER_00] But the exact
[SPEAKER_00] process by which cars
[SPEAKER_00] make these decisions. Okay, that's very
[SPEAKER_00] mean of me to say. I'm sorry.
[SPEAKER_00] But I'm just reading
[SPEAKER_00] the book. I'm just
[SPEAKER_00] reading the book.
[SPEAKER_00] I'm not making a decision
[SPEAKER_00] myself.
[SPEAKER_00] I'm very sorry.
[SPEAKER_00] This is a bad thing I'm saying.
[SPEAKER_00] and I am I like I don't want anyone to be hit in the car and such and but that's
[SPEAKER_00] the thing like I was like oh it's usually gonna hit but he doesn't really
[SPEAKER_00] care and that's so empty so okay whatever okay Martin for long if I just
[SPEAKER_00] didn't say that then it was just a funny thing so don't make this a thing I'm not
[SPEAKER_00] you
[SPEAKER_00] taking this very seriously or something you shouldn't take this very seriously either so
[SPEAKER_00] i'm just saying like my words so what i'm saying right here like other things just take very
[SPEAKER_00] seriously what i'm saying everything oh like everything i say extremely serious but it's not
[SPEAKER_00] this thing but when i said that all of a sudden i felt like i was kind of like being like less
[SPEAKER_00] shouty and less creamy so and i was like hey
[SPEAKER_00] I want to scream and shout and let it all out. We say oh, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo
[SPEAKER_00] We say oh, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo
[SPEAKER_00] I want to scream and shout let it all out and scream and shout let it out
[SPEAKER_00] We say oh, yo, yo, yo, yo, but yeah, so that that I said like oh, I didn't take everything serious
[SPEAKER_00] But things I do say serious. You should take very serious
[SPEAKER_00] Yeah
[SPEAKER_00] Martin, for long, off-ground cars, tries to clarify in the situations the car's imagining system gathers data to determine the pedestrian's age, gender, life expectancy, etc. in the blink of an eye.
[SPEAKER_00] This data is parsed through the public record to determine Marshall's status employment record.
[SPEAKER_00] card, life expectancy, and whether they have children. CAR then assigns the value to each
[SPEAKER_00] possible victim based on criteria of their contribution to society. We put a premium
[SPEAKER_00] on lives that will save other lives like doctors and nurses.
[SPEAKER_00] Was I already done reading?
[SPEAKER_00] I'm done reading
[SPEAKER_00] But I'm not completely done. I'm not retiring from reading
[SPEAKER_00] I was just like putting the book like on a shelf and then I'm gonna read later more books
[SPEAKER_00] En dan ga ik later meer boeken leren.
[SPEAKER_00] Oké, ik wil het ook nog in het Nederlands zeggen, want ik weet nog niet of ik moet praten, want het is wel een beetje eng.
[SPEAKER_00] Maar misschien speelt een kijker wel Duolingo of een andere app of een tal leer app en dan
[SPEAKER_00] denkt ze van, oh die tal spreek ik toevallig.
[SPEAKER_00] En ik weet niet meer hoe, oh ja, maar ik ga later ook nog een boek lezen.
[SPEAKER_00] Ja, maar ik ben nog niet op pensioen van lezen, want ik leg het nu neer en dan ga ik later
[SPEAKER_00] weer gewoon boeken.
[SPEAKER_00] Lezen, en meer boeken lezen.
[SPEAKER_00] Oké, uhm...
[SPEAKER_00] Hé!
[SPEAKER_00] Zot, ik heb de kamer schoongemaakt.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh nee, wacht. Ik had het niet schoongemaakt.
[SPEAKER_00] Ik had een boek gelezen.
[SPEAKER_00] Over auto's en over sport.
[SPEAKER_00] Cyberlife Arena in Detroit.
[SPEAKER_00] League negotiations are still ongoing over the possibility of allowing one android player per squad.
[SPEAKER_00] De debate rages as to whether the change would lead to more exciting matches...
[SPEAKER_00] ...or be the first step in making human players obsolete.
[SPEAKER_00] Cyberlife has announced its willingness to participate in the experiment by providing one...
[SPEAKER_00] Wat is basketbal?
[SPEAKER_00] Now androids are already used to train players and provide tactical advice for coaches since 2035.
[SPEAKER_00] But no android player has been...
[SPEAKER_00] permitted to compete so far.
[SPEAKER_00] Thank you for watching.
[SPEAKER_00] Another 225,000 jobs were lost from the U.S. economy in October, according to the Department of Labor, bringing the unemployment figure up to 37.3.
[SPEAKER_00] Is this basketball?
[SPEAKER_00] President Warren spoke today at the opening of a new CyberLife plant near Milwaukee.
[SPEAKER_00] At the event, the president again praised CyberLife's role in the exceptional performance
[SPEAKER_00] of the U.S. economy.
[SPEAKER_00] She further announced the Department of Defense will acquire 200,000 android combat units
[SPEAKER_00] as part of her increased military spending.
[SPEAKER_00] So to to do
[SPEAKER_00] Die heb ik al gelezen.
[SPEAKER_00] Ik heb laat vallen. Even oppakken.
[SPEAKER_00] Andere kamer. Andere kamer. Is dat een kamer?
[SPEAKER_00] or a guest? Is that a room or a closet? Is this a camera? Is this a...
[SPEAKER_00] Ah!
[SPEAKER_00] I just want to tidy up your room a little. I only need two minutes. Is that okay, Alice?
[SPEAKER_00] That's nice.
[SPEAKER_00] Seems you like reading, Alice in Wonderland.
[SPEAKER_00] Jij bent Alice in Wonderland.
[SPEAKER_00] Dat verhaal gaat over jou.
[SPEAKER_00] Zou je dat leuk vinden?
[SPEAKER_00] Als het over jou gaat, zou je wel eens in een sprookje willen leven?
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, that's been a mere repair on the frame.
[SPEAKER_00] We are just the same.
[SPEAKER_00] Double me, double you, mirror, mirror on the frame, you and me are just the same.
[SPEAKER_00] Tot kamer. Ik hoop dat hij zo meteen naar me luistert.
[SPEAKER_00] Is dit tot kamer?
[SPEAKER_00] Raampje open doen.
[SPEAKER_00] Talk to Alice, um, okay
[SPEAKER_00] G'neel!
[SPEAKER_00] Friendly.
[SPEAKER_00] I'm sure we used to be friends before I was reset.
[SPEAKER_00] Maybe we can be friends again.
[SPEAKER_00] What about your mother?
[SPEAKER_00] will she be home soon oh your father said you chose my name
[SPEAKER_00] cara it's nice how did you choose it you're very quiet i hope i don't scare
[SPEAKER_00] you
[SPEAKER_00] Nee, ben ik dat?
[SPEAKER_00] Oh nee.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh nee, dat is echt zo erg.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh nee.
[SPEAKER_00] Heeft tot al gedaan, maar iemand die op mij lijkt.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh nee.
[SPEAKER_00] Dat is echt heel erg.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, dat vind ik echt heel erg.
[SPEAKER_00] Dat vind ik...
[SPEAKER_00] Oh, en Alice vindt het ook heel erg.
[SPEAKER_00] Want kijk maar.
[SPEAKER_00] Ze doet zo en ze vindt het ook heel erg.
[SPEAKER_00] Maar hij vindt het echt heel erg.
[SPEAKER_00] Dat tot het heeft gedaan bij mij.
[SPEAKER_00] Want kijk, hij kreeg het heel gemeen.
[SPEAKER_00] Maar net vond ik hem eigenlijk best wel aardig.
[SPEAKER_00] Maar net, hij deed nu...
[SPEAKER_00] Daar deed hij gewoon hier best wel gemeen.
[SPEAKER_00] En ik sta daar en ik kijk ook zo aan.
[SPEAKER_00] Oh nee, dit vind ik niet zo leuk.
[SPEAKER_00] Maar Alice vindt het helemaal niet leuk, maar oké, even kijken.
[SPEAKER_00] Oké, dan doe ik dat maar weer terug.
[SPEAKER_00] What are you doing?
[SPEAKER_00] I'm playing.
[SPEAKER_00] I think your dad's a lowlife, huh fucking loser can't get a job take care of his family
[SPEAKER_00] Don't you think I tried to make things work
[SPEAKER_00] But whatever I do when someone comes along they just fuck it all up
[SPEAKER_00] What do you think of me?
[SPEAKER_00] You hate me
[SPEAKER_00] You hate me, don't you?
[SPEAKER_00] No, I don't think she hates I don't I don't think she thinks that
[SPEAKER_00] I'm sorry honey, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, you know I love you don't you?
[SPEAKER_00] You know I love you.
[SPEAKER_00] Ik denk niet echt dat dat zeg maar...