Calls
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| First episode date | December 15, 2017 |
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| Creators | Timothée Hochet |
| Reviews | www.imdb.com |
| Product compani | StudioCanal |
| Direct by | Fede Álvarez |
| Networks | Canal+ |
| Genres | Mystery Thriller |
| Base on | Timothée Hochet |
| Episodes | EpisodesE01 · The EndMar 19, 2021 E02 · The BeginningMar 19, 2021 E03 · Pedro Across the StreetMar 19, 2021 View 5+ more |
| Cast | Mark Duplass |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2970058 |
About Calls
Told through a series of interconnected phone conversations, these conversations chronicle the mysterious story of a group of strangers whose lives are thrown into disarray in the lead-up to an apocalyptic event.
Rishi Sunak: AI firms cannot 'mark their own homework'
... Calls for global cooperation on tackling the risks, which include potential breaches to privacy and the displacement of jobs...
'My ancestors were invisible. I want to be visible'
... " This is a vote that has been decades in the making - Calls for both constitutional recognition and greater Indigenous political representation have long dominated First Nations activism...
Inside the deadly instant loan app scam that blackmails with nudes
... " Astha knew her mother had been getting some weird Calls and that she owed somebody money, but she had no idea that Bhoomi was reeling from months of harassment and psychological torture...
Windrush: Home Office closes dedicated team
... There have been growing Calls - including one by Human Rights Watch earlier this year - for the scheme to be taken out of the Home Office s control and handed to an independent body...
Fukushima: China's anger at Japan is fuelled by disinformation
...By Derek CaiBBC News, SingaporeRocks thrown at schools, threats of a boycott and hundreds of hostile phone Calls - these are just some of the ways Chinese people have shown their displeasure with Japan in recent weeks...
Elland Book Swap phone box celebrates first birthday
... He said: " Historically the phone box was an important part of the community, where everyone made their Calls - so we have tried to continue that...
China using families as 'hostages' to quash dissent abroad
... " Whenever there was an anti-China protest in London, they would call me and ask who would be attending, " says Alim, who shared with the BBC recordings of the phone Calls requesting he work as a spy...
Greek coastguard 'pressured' disaster survivors to blame Egyptian men
... A Greek Supreme Criminal Court deputy prosecutor is carrying out an investigation, but Calls - including from the UN - for an international, independent inquiry have so far been ignored...
Rishi Sunak: AI firms cannot 'mark their own homework'
By Tom Gerken & Imran Rahman-JonesTechnology reporters
Monitoring The risks posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI) is too important to be left to big tech firms, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has said.
He told The Bbc that governments needed to take action and AI firms could not be left to " mark their own homework".
He was speaking ahead of The AI Safety Summit, where a global declaration on managing AI risks has been announced.
King Charles told delegates The issue required " urgency, unity and collective strength".
It Comes amid growing concerns about highly advanced forms of AI with as-yet unknown capabilities.
So Far countries are only starting to address The potential risks, which may include breaches to privacy, cyberattacks and The displacement of jobs.
In an interview with The Bbc at Downing Street, Mr Sunak AI was a " transformative technology" that could have huge benefits in The NHS or in schools.
But He Said he wanted The UK and other countries to be able " do The Testing that is necessary to make sure that We Are keeping our citizens and everyone At Home safe".
" There has to be governments or external people who do that work, " He Said .
Speaking to The Bbc 's technology editor Zoe Kleinman , He Said that many AI firms had already given The UK access to their models before their release.
And he claimed The UK was " investing more" AI Risk Management than any other country.
" We've already invested £100 million in our Task Force , which will become our Safety Institute, " He Said .
" And we're attracting The Best and The brightest researchers from around The World to come and work in that institution. "
Bletchley declarationAround 100 world leaders, tech bosses and academics are currently gathering at The UK's first AI safety summit at Bletchley Park, in Buckinghamshire.
Earlier on Wednesday, The delegates agreed The World 's first ever " international statement" on so called frontier AI - The government's term for AI that could exceed The capabilities of today's most advanced Systems .
Calls for global cooperation on tackling The risks, which include potential breaches to privacy and The displacement of jobs.
Signed by 28 countries and The EU, it also says AI should be kept " safe, in Such a way as to be human-centric, trustworthy and responsible".
Dr Caitlin Bentley, AI education lecturer at King's College London, said The declaration was an " important milestone" in promoting The " responsible AI development".
However, She Said more investment in AI education was needed to ensure " AI is not only responsible, but equitable in its effects" with The benefits felt by all.
Meeting Mr MuskIn his BBC interview, The Prime Minister with controversial tech billionaire Elon Musk on Thursday night, saying he could bring " something valuable to The conversation".
" Elon Musk for a long time has both been an investor and developer of AI technologies himself, " said Mr Sunak.
" For over a decade, he's been also talking about The potential risks that they pose and The need for countries and companies to work together to manage and mitigate against those risks. "
Mr Musk arrived at The Summit on Wednesday morning, having warned The Day before that AI could lead to The
But many experts consider warnings like this overblown.
" We've got representatives from all The Major AI companies here at The Summit , " said Mr Sunak.
" And that's crucial, because countries will need to work together with The companies that are developing The technology. "
Benefits of AIThose appearing at The Summit are discussing how best to maximise The benefits of AI - Such as discovering new medicines and tackling Climate Change - while minimising The risks.
The Summit 's priorities include The Threat of bio-terrorism and cyber attacks.
Speaking ahead of The Event in London, US Vice President Kamala Harris said that world leaders " must address The full spectrum of AI risks to humanity" and listed examples of faulty algorithms in healthcare, The use of AI in making " deepfakes" misinformation and biased Facial Recognition .
China has also backed international cooperation on AI, with The country's Vice Minister for Science and Technology, Wu Zhaohui , calling for " global collaboration to share knowledge and make AI technologies available to The public".
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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