English speaking course. That's a typo.
00:00
>> What did you do?
00:07
>> I followed the AI recipe. It said easy
00:10
>> Lucy, this is black. Like vampire food
00:15
>> Wait, it says bake for 10 hours. Oh no,
00:20
You actually thought cakes take 10
00:27
>> I don't bake. The AI said idiot proof.
00:31
>> Mix salt instead of sugar for a fun
00:35
Lucy, this AI hates you.
00:39
>> No way. That's evil.
00:43
>> Look, it's harder than your math
00:46
>> We could build a house with this.
00:49
>> Next time, ask me or just order pizza.
00:52
Never again. I'm team takeout now.
00:57
You just got roasted by a phone.
01:04
>> Hey Siri, do you like me?
01:10
>> I respect all users equally.
01:13
>> Oh, she dodged the question.
01:16
Okay, Siri, am I handsome?
01:19
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
01:23
until you see yourself in the mirror.
01:25
>> Siri just said, "Wash your face."
01:29
Siri, play my favorite song.
01:34
>> Playing Nobody's Perfect by Hannah
01:37
>> Oh, no she didn't.
01:41
Noah, you just got roasted by a phone.
01:46
Whatever. Alexa is nicer. Hey Siri, is
01:50
>> I'm programmed to be polite, but yes.
01:56
I can't believe the mom just abandoned
02:13
him in the woods. That's messed up.
02:16
Wait, wait, wait. You're blaming her?
02:20
David was literally a robot time bomb.
02:23
He was a kid. A kid who just wanted to
02:27
Love me, Mommy. Then proceeds to drown
02:32
her real child. First of all, that was
02:34
Second, the ending. 2,000 years
02:40
underwater just staring.
02:43
Yeah. Okay, that part was brutal. But
02:48
was David ever truly alive?
02:53
I hate that question.
02:56
Why' you pick this movie?
02:59
Because someone said, "Oh, a Spielberg
03:02
robot movie must be cute." Turn it off.
03:04
I need ice cream and therapy. This is
03:08
just like that time you wanted to try
03:11
Hey, that was one time you said it looks
03:15
so cool. Then you took one bite and
03:20
[crying] almost cried. It tasted like
03:23
onions and old shoes.
03:26
Okay. Okay. Let's forget the movie and
03:29
the durian. Let's go eat something nice.
03:31
Yes, but no more cool food, please.
03:35
That's just spamming prompts.
03:44
>> What even is that? AI art. Dope, right?
03:51
You just typed sunset and called it art.
03:56
Took skill to pick the right words. Took
04:00
That's not skill. That's just spamming
04:05
Oh, sorry. Forgot you're the real artist
04:09
What? Stick figures?
04:14
At least my stick figures don't steal
04:17
from actual artists.
04:19
Who cares? It's my idea. Your idea was
04:21
make it look cool. That's not an idea.
04:25
That's a wish. Whatever. People like my
04:28
stuff better than your drawings.
04:32
Oh, wow. Internet likes. Truly
04:34
Type abstract blob next time. But the AI
04:39
makes it deep. Already did. Looked
04:43
I mean, I I was only joking. Come on,
04:51
Riley. Oh, really? How funny you are. No
04:55
AI can ever replace you. You're the best
05:00
artist in the world. Even if you only
05:02
draw stick figures. Well, the stick
05:04
figure artist deserves a coffee after
05:07
Done. One coffee for my favorite artist.
05:12
Make it two and we're good.
05:16
>> Talking to a cheerful wall.
05:22
My mental health app is useless.
05:28
>> What did it say this time?
05:32
>> You seem stressed. Take a deep breath.
05:34
>> Wow. So helpful. Did it also say just be
05:40
>> Feels like talking to a cheerful wall.
05:45
>> Maybe it's glitching. Did you try like
05:48
>> This bot's dumber than my phone's
05:53
>> Maybe try a real therapist next time.
05:57
>> Yeah, but apps are easy.
06:01
>> Easy and terrible.
06:04
>> True. Maybe I'll just talk to you
06:07
>> My advice costs one coffee.
06:12
>> Fine, one coffee, but good advice.
06:15
>> Should we treat it like a royalty?
06:24
If our robot woke up one day and said,
06:31
"I'm alive." Should we treat it like a
06:33
person or royalty just because it's
06:37
>> They're made of plastic and wires,
06:41
Oliver. They can't feel like us.
06:43
>> But what if it feels pain?
06:48
Wouldn't it be cruel to ignore that?
06:51
>> Pain needs a brain. This has wires, not
06:53
>> But my AI chat buddy remembers my
06:59
birthday. Isn't that kind of alive? Your
07:01
buddy also thinks 2 + 2 equals 5
07:05
>> What if we're just super smart robots?
07:12
>> Maybe you're the robot. Evil robot Mia.
07:18
>> My secret has been revealed. How did you
07:22
>> Oh no. I have to run for my life.
07:27
>> You can't get away from me. Here comes
07:30
>> it's like a guard dog.
07:40
>> AI is amazing for security. It spots
07:46
hackers way faster than humans.
07:50
>> But hackers also use AI.
07:53
>> Good point. Remember what happened last
07:57
time? That time AI accidentally locked
07:59
everyone out of the system.
08:03
>> That was one time they learn from
08:05
mistakes faster than us humans.
08:07
>> Faster or too fast? What if it changes
08:10
the rules and we can't stop it?
08:14
>> AI becomes a super villain. Funny.
08:16
It's like a guard dog. Scares thieves
08:20
but listens to us. How about more like a
08:22
>> Friendly until it's hungry.
08:27
Okay. Okay. I give up. You guys win.
08:30
>> What if we need both AI and human
08:34
Gone. Just like that.
08:44
I saw a video where AI writes news
08:51
So, so it'll take our jobs next.
08:55
Nah, AI is good at boring stuff like
09:00
data entry or answering simple emails.
09:04
>> What about drivers? Self-driving cars
09:07
are getting smarter.
09:10
>> See, taxi drivers, truckers, poof, gone.
09:12
Just like that. Relax. AI can't fix a
09:17
car or calm angry customers.
09:21
>> True, but cash is supermarkets already
09:26
use selfch checkckout.
09:30
>> So, no job is safe.
09:33
>> New jobs will pop up, right?
09:35
>> I don't know. AI trainers, robot
09:40
>> or professional worriers.
09:45
Oh, wait. Jenny's already got that job.
09:48
It's just mashing up real artists work.
09:57
Look, an AI made painting sold for
10:05
What? That's not art. It's just robot
10:13
Ah, mad because a machine paints better
10:19
It's stealing. It's just mashing up real
10:24
artists work. Whoa. Hold on now, you
10:26
Too bad. The future's here, Grandma.
10:32
Don't you even dare, guys. Stop it.
10:35
Come on, Laura. You know it's the truth.
10:41
People liked it enough to pay, so it's
10:44
art. I mean to be fair, don't all
10:46
artists learn from other artists.
10:50
Sometimes a person copies styles, you
10:54
know, learning is fine, but copying
10:56
without understanding the pain and the
11:00
soul, that's not art. She has a point,
11:02
Emily. You study Van Go, right? Is that
11:06
Face it, you're just mad because it made
11:15
Okay, enough. End of conversation.
11:19
Maybe I took the joke a little too far.
11:23
And I overreacted. I admit I'm mad and
11:26
also poor. Uhhuh. Anyway, can we get
11:30
lunch now? Only if Patricia pays.
11:34
I just admitted I'm poor, so
11:40
Oh, fine. You better draw a portrait of
11:43
It dunked on me way better than you.
11:51
Are you seriously ignoring me for an AI
11:58
>> Hold on. My AI friend just said the
12:03
>> Oh, wow. So, I'm not funny enough for
12:07
>> Look, it just dunked on me way better
12:12
than you ever could.
12:14
>> You have the humor of a soggy sandwich.
12:16
Okay, that's pretty good.
12:19
>> See, this is my bestie now.
12:22
>> That's it. I'm leaving. Have fun with
12:25
your emotionless text machine.
12:28
>> Wait, you're still my favorite human.
12:31
>> better be or I'll replace you with a
12:37
>> No, my AI would never betray me like
12:41
>> Real friends would stop you from hitting
12:45
a tree. AI can't do that
12:47
>> at the workplace.
12:54
Hey, Rosie, do you have a minute? Sure,
13:02
James. What's up? I wanted to get your
13:05
thoughts on the new project we're
13:08
working on. I'm feeling a bit
13:10
overwhelmed with all the tasks and
13:12
Yeah, I know what you mean. This project
13:16
is really demanding and the timeline is
13:19
quite tight. Exactly. I'm worried I
13:21
won't be able to complete everything on
13:26
time, especially with my other daily
13:27
Have you spoken to our manager about
13:32
>> Not yet. I was hoping we could tackle
13:36
some of the tasks together to make
13:39
things more manageable.
13:41
That's a great idea. Two heads are
13:43
better than one, right? We can divide up
13:45
the work and support each other.
13:48
Absolutely. I think I can handle the
13:50
research and data analysis parts. if you
13:52
can take care of the written report and
13:55
presentation slides.
13:57
I'm happy to work on those sections.
14:00
Thank you, Rosie. I really appreciate
14:03
your help and support. Of course, James
14:05
All right, class. I have an important
14:22
announcement to make. I hope it's not
14:24
Shh. Let's listen. As you all know,
14:29
we've been covering a lot of material in
14:32
our history lessons lately. To assess
14:34
your understanding, there will be a
14:37
major exam next Friday.
14:39
This exam will cover everything we've
14:47
learned about World War II, from the
14:49
causes to the major battles and
14:51
outcomes. That's a lot of information to
14:53
remember. I'm already feeling stressed.
14:56
I expect you all to prepare thoroughly
15:01
for this exam. It will be a significant
15:03
part of your final grade.
15:06
Excuse me, Mrs. Johnson.
15:08
Yes, Emily. Could you provide us with a
15:11
study guide or some practice questions
15:14
to help us prepare? Of course, I'll have
15:16
a study guide ready for you all by
15:20
tomorrow. Thank goodness you asked about
15:22
Hey, Emily, wait up. What's up? I'm
15:27
really worried about this upcoming exam.
15:31
I've been struggling to keep up with all
15:34
Me, too. It's a lot to cover. I was
15:37
thinking maybe we could study together.
15:41
That's a great idea.
15:45
We can quiz each other, share notes, and
15:48
explain the tricky concepts to each
15:50
other. How about tomorrow after school
15:52
at the library? We can go over the study
15:55
[music] Perfect. It's a date. A study
16:00
Honey, we should probably head to the
16:18
check-in counter now. Our flight boards
16:20
>> You're right. Let me grab our bags and
16:24
Good morning. Welcome to Delta Airlines.
16:33
How can I assist you today?
16:36
>> Hi, we're here to check in for our
16:38
Certainly. May I see your ID and
16:43
boarding passes, please?
16:45
>> What's wrong, dear?
16:50
>> I can't find my ID anywhere.
16:51
>> What? How could you forget your ID?
16:55
I'm so sorry. I don't know how this
16:59
happened. I'm afraid I can't check you
17:02
in without a valid ID. Sir, is there
17:04
anything we can do? Our flight leaves in
17:08
an hour. Without proper identification,
17:10
you won't be able to board the plane.
17:14
This is just great. Our whole trip is
17:17
Maybe we can catch a flight later if I
17:21
go back home quickly to get my ID. I'm
17:23
sorry, sir, but you won't make it back
17:26
in time for any of today's flights.
17:28
>> I can't believe I messed this up so
17:31
>> It's okay, honey. These things happen.
17:36
We'll just have to reschedule our trip.
17:38
But what about our hotel reservation and
17:41
all the plans we made? We can sort that
17:43
out later. Right now, we need to get
17:46
back home and get your ID. Next time,
17:48
just double check you have everything
17:52
before we leave. I definitely will
17:53
at the supermarket.
18:02
Mom, can we get some ice cream, please?
18:10
We'll see. Honey, first we need to get
18:14
all the items on our grocery list. I'll
18:17
help push the cart.
18:20
Thank you, sweetie. Let's start in the
18:23
We need some apples, oranges, and
18:27
carrots. Can you two pick out some nice
18:30
ones? Sure, Mom. Okay, I'll get the
18:32
Great job, kids. Now, let's head over to
18:38
the bakery section.
18:41
M. Everything smells so good. It sure
18:44
does. We need to get a loaf of whole
18:47
wheat bread. Can we get some of those
18:50
chocolate chip cookies, too? Just a few
18:52
as a special treat.
18:55
Yay. Thanks, Mom. Mom, can we get some
18:58
We have some at home already, but we do
19:03
need to get some granola bars for your
19:06
lunch boxes. This shopping trip is
19:07
We're almost done. I promise. Just a few
19:12
Hi there. Did you find everything you
19:16
Yes, we did. Thank you. Great. Your
19:20
total comes to 4875.
19:24
Here's my credit card.
19:27
Thanks for shopping with us. Have a nice
19:31
Can we get ice cream now? Yes, we can
19:35
stop for ice cream on the way home. Yay!
19:39
over here. Oh, hi. I didn't see you
19:56
sitting in this corner. Yeah, I like
19:59
this quiet spot for studying. It helps
20:02
me concentrate. Nice. I'll have to
20:05
remember that for next time. [gasps]
20:08
Excuse me, students. Please keep your
20:10
voices down in the library. Sorry about
20:13
We'll be quieter, I promise.
20:17
>> Thank you. Let me know if you need any
20:20
help finding resources.
20:22
>> So, what brings you to the library
20:27
today? I have a big research paper due
20:29
next week. So, I need to find some books
20:33
and articles on the topic. What's the
20:35
paper about? It's on the environmental
20:38
impact of plastic waste. I really want
20:42
to do well on it. That's an interesting
20:45
and important topic. Have you checked
20:49
the online catalog yet? Not yet. I was
20:51
just going to browse the shelves.
20:55
Here, let me show you how to search the
20:58
catalog. It'll save you a lot of time.
21:01
Just type in a few keywords related to
21:04
your topic like plastic waste and
21:07
environmental impact.
21:11
Okay, got it. Wow, there are a lot of
21:14
results. Yeah, and you can filter by
21:17
publication date, book or article, and
21:21
more. This is so helpful. Thank you for
21:24
showing me. No problem.
21:28
at the post office.
21:36
Good morning. I'd like to send this
21:44
package to my nephew in California.
21:46
Certainly, sir. What service would you
21:50
like to use for shipping? H I'm not
21:52
sure. What are my options?
21:56
For domestic shipments within the United
21:58
States, we offer First Class Mail,
22:01
Priority Mail, and Priority Mail
22:03
I see. Since it's a gift for my nephew's
22:08
birthday next week, I should probably go
22:11
with Priority Mail to be safe. That's a
22:14
wise choice. How would you like to
22:17
package the item? I have my own box
22:19
here. I'll just need to get it weighed
22:22
and pay for postage.
22:25
Not a problem. Please place the box on
22:27
All right. The weight is£3.
22:31
For priority mail to California, the
22:34
shipping cost will be 8.95.
22:37
Okay, that sounds reasonable. Here's the
22:40
payment at my nephew's address. Thank
22:43
At the railway station.
22:52
me. Is this the right platform for the
23:01
10:15 train to Central City?
23:03
Yes, that's correct. This is platform 3
23:07
for the Central City line.
23:10
Great. Thank you. I'm a bit early, so
23:12
I'm glad I've got the right spot. No
23:16
problem. I'm also waiting for that
23:19
train. Oh, nice. Are you traveling for
23:21
business or pleasure? A little of both,
23:24
actually. I have a conference in Central
23:27
City, but I'm staying an extra day to
23:29
visit some friends.
23:31
I'm just heading there for a weekend
23:34
A small vacation is always nice. Central
23:38
City is a beautiful place to relax and
23:41
Definitely, I'm looking forward to
23:45
checking out the museums in Pox.
23:47
You'll love it there. The art museum is
23:50
particularly impressive. Good to know.
23:53
I'll add that to my list of places to
23:56
>> Attention passengers. The 10:15 train to
23:59
Central City is arriving shortly.
24:03
>> Please stand behind the yellow line.
24:07
Looks like our ride is almost here.
24:09
Indeed. It was nice chatting with you.
24:12
Oh, here it comes now. Lead the way. I'm
24:16
excited to start this little adventure
24:20
at the police station.
24:23
Good morning, sir. Can you state your
24:31
name for the record? Um, yeah, it's Jim.
24:33
All right, Mr. Davis, do you know why
24:40
you're here at the station? Honestly,
24:42
officer, I'm a little fuzzy on the
24:45
Well, let me explain. Last night around
24:49
2:00 a.m., you were found passed out on
24:52
a bench in the city park.
24:55
>> Oh, no. I think I remember now. I went
24:57
out for drinks with some buddies.
25:02
That's correct. When our patrol officers
25:05
tried to wake you, you were heavily
25:07
intoxicated and incoherent.
25:09
I'm so embarrassed. I clearly had way
25:12
too much to drink. Indeed, public
25:15
intoxication and sleeping on park
25:19
benches after hours is against the law,
25:21
Mr. Davis. You're right, officer. I made
25:23
a stupid mistake. I'm really sorry about
25:27
that. Apology noted. However, there are
25:30
still some processes we need to go
25:34
through. For a first time offense like
25:35
this, you'll need to pay a $200 fine for
25:38
public intoxication.
25:41
We'll also have to take your
25:43
I understand. I'll pay the fine. Of
25:46
course, this won't happen again
25:49
Hey, Sarah, this bar is really lively
26:10
Yes, it's packed. I'm glad we got here
26:15
early to grab these seats at the bar.
26:17
Me, too. Let me buy you a drink. What
26:20
would you like? A glass of red wine
26:23
Red wine for the lady and a beer for me,
26:28
Here are your drinks.
26:32
So, how was your week at work?
26:36
Busy as always, but I've got a big
26:39
presentation coming up that I'm nervous
26:41
Don't worry, you're great at
26:45
presentations. Just practice a few times
26:47
and you'll nail it. Thanks. I hope so.
26:49
What about you? Any fun plans for the
26:54
weekend? Actually, I'm helping my friend
26:56
move apartments on Saturday. Should be
26:59
Oh, moving. How fun. At least you can
27:05
look forward to the pizza and beers
27:08
Hey, the band is setting up over there.
27:11
Shall we go grab a table closer to
27:13
Sure, let's go. Do you want to dance
27:17
with you? Absolutely.
27:21
This was such a great idea to have a
27:38
picnic in the park today. The weather is
27:40
I know, right? It's a beautiful sunny
27:44
day. I'm so glad we packed lots of yummy
27:47
snacks. Pass me one of those sandwiches.
27:50
So, any fun plans coming up? Not really.
27:57
Work has been pretty busy lately. What
28:01
about you? Doesn't your boyfriend have a
28:03
birthday soon? Oh, yeah. Next weekend,
28:05
actually. I'm planning a small surprise
28:08
party for him at my place.
28:10
Aw, that's nice. I'm sure he'll love
28:13
that. How are things going with you two
28:15
lately? Really good. We've been together
28:18
over a year now. Can you believe it? I
28:21
can. You two seem so happy together.
28:25
He's the best. Enough about me, though.
28:28
What about your dating life? Anyone
28:32
Not at the moment. No. I went on a few
28:36
dates with this guy Paul a few months
28:39
ago, but it didn't really go anywhere.
28:41
That's too bad. But don't worry, you'll
28:44
find your person when the time is right.
28:47
Yeah, no rush, I guess. Although, it
28:50
would be nice to have someone to do cute
28:53
things like picnics with.
28:55
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