So in today's video, I'm going to do a deep dive into Rare Beauty, because you know what? The product line really has grown, and I actually realized I have almost everything that the brand has ever launched. There's like two or three items that I'm missing, but for the most part, I can really tell you what is up with Rare Beauty. I actually got this idea because one of my TikTok followers requested this, and I thought, hmm, that would be a really good YouTube video, so yeah, I'm posting this on YouTube. But if you aren't following me on TikTok, Morgan Turner Makeup, if you look me up, we got Spicy Morgan on there. If you like Spicy Morgan, I talk a lot about products, like my honest, spicy opinions. Anyways, this is the full in-depth review of the Rare Beauty makeup line. We have a lot of hits. We have a lot of misses. I like Selena Gomez. I'm not a fan girl. I have no bias on this. I'm just going to tell you if I like them or I don't. So let's get started. I actually want to first talk about tools. Normally, I would skip the brushes, but these two brushes are amazing that I need to talk about these with you. So I have the Rare Beauty foundation brush and the concealer brush. They're literally the same shape, just different sizes. I absolutely love these for blending out my foundation and my concealer. I'm very, very picky about what brushes I use for complexion. These two pass my tests. I find they don't make my makeup look patchy. I'm a sponge girl through and through, but lately I've been grabbing for these over my sponge. I just feel like I get a little bit more coverage. And yeah, if you don't like brushes, maybe give these a try. I love the size in particular of the concealer brush. I feel like I can really get in there and it does blend the concealer out while still allowing me full coverage. The foundation brush I'll also use to blend out my blush, my bronzer. You'll see that in today's video as well. These I had to mention. Normally I wouldn't talk about them, but they're so good that I had to mention them. Okay, let's get started with the actual makeup products. We're going to get started with complexion. So Rare Beauty actually has really, really good primers. I have grown to love this primer in particular. This is the Pore Diffusing Primer. The first time I used this, I actually told you guys I didn't like it. I'm taking it back. I now love this. I think if you have oily skin, you will really enjoy this even more than I do. But I love the way that it smooths the skin and it does have a nice hydration level to it as well. So I feel like this is a great primer for me on days where I'm wearing glowier products. So I want a base that's going to kind of tame that down and also to smooth my skin because the glowy products, they show my pores more. So that is when I go ahead and use this and I really do feel like it makes a difference. So this is a really great primer. Now on the opposite spectrum, which is also really great is the Illuminating Primer. This one I love, you can get it in a mini so you can pay less for a little bit of less product. This is a beautiful glowy primer. Now it does have a little bit of metallicness with this. So I wouldn't necessarily wear this bare all over the skin. It looks pretty if you're going pretty bare face to use this maybe as a highlight because it does give that metallic sheen. But this is a beautiful base under makeup if you want the glow to peek through.  This is also really great. I find it has a slight hydrating feel to it as well, which is something I look for for these glowy primers because sometimes they can feel a little bit drying. I don't feel that way about this one. So Rare Beauty in general, both of the primers that they've come out with, I have enjoyed them both thoroughly. They do a really phenomenal job in that category and I don't think they get enough attention. So I had to talk about these. They have two kind of foundation base products and both of them kind of like eh about. So we'll start off with the newest one. This is the positive light tinted moisturizer. I like this. I don't love it. I feel like there are more tinted moisturizers out on the market that I prefer over this. So I have this one on this side of my face and I always really like the way that this looks when I put it on. It doesn't wear as well as other tinted moisturizers. So if I were to put this side to side with another tinted moisturizer that I like, which I have done in the past, I will like the way that this looks in the beginning. But just as the day goes on, my pores start to show through a little bit more. I look a little bit more oily. This just doesn't hold up compared to other similar products that I have. So I don't dislike it. I think it looks really gorgeous on the skin. I just know I have other products that simply perform better. A lot of the products nowadays with complexion, they have included skincare ingredients and I really think that just affects the wear time. This also because of its consistency, it does show my pores a little bit more, which is fine. But it's just not my favorite. So I like this, but it's not something like if we were going to a rare beauty display, I wouldn't be like, you need to get this. Same thing goes for their liquid touch foundation. I think I'm like on the unpopular side of this. I think a lot of people really like this and it's the same situation. When I apply this initially, I love the way that it looks. I feel like it blurs the skin. It does a great job of evening it. A little goes a long way with this foundation. It blends out beautifully. I like everything about this foundation when I apply it. As the day goes on, I find it starts to look a little bit more makeup-y on the skin. It looks a little bit heavier. It starts to settle into the fine lines, making my skin look a little bit more aged and dry. So yeah. I don't know. I feel like if you have really young skin, like teenage skin, you would like this because the wearer isn't so pronounced on it. But yeah, on my skin, it just doesn't look as fresh. It doesn't wear the best, unfortunately. So again, we're at the wearer beauty display. I'm not going to point you towards this foundation. It's just not my favorite. Dang. The direction these are going at really negative, but this is actually one of my least favorite things in the line. One of the products that I would not recommend, I think it is such an overhyped product. This is the Liquid Touch Concealer. I actually liked the foundation, even if it doesn't wear the best. This I don't like at all. It makes my under eyes look super dry. It goes into the fine lines really, really quickly. Most concealers, like 99% of the concealers on the market, they're going to go into my fine lines. It is what it is. They're there. Makeup is not plastic surgery, but this, I mean, I had to put eyeshadow underneath here to try and cover it, and I can just still see how bad they are sinking in and how deeply in the monitor. And sometimes, you know, when makeup goes into these fine lines, it like rides with it. It's like a long for the ride. It goes with the movements of your face, and that's fine. This separates so you can literally see the line even more pronounced than it is. So yeah, I don't like this concealer. It does not settle well under my eyes. Okay, I have setting powder next, and I like this. I don't love it. Again, I'm lukewarm about this. This has a slight sheen to it, so be mindful of that, but I'll still use it to set under my eyes. Not my favorite set under my eyes, but it can be done. It's a nice setting powder. Whenever I use it, I don't dislike it. I also don't love it either. I don't feel like it does anything to benefit my skin. It doesn't smooth it over. It just simply sets the makeup, and there's a slight glow to it, which is very pretty. Do keep in mind that this does run dark, so I'm normally a light medium. The light medium here is quite dark, so when I use this, I actually use a very big fluffy brush all over the face, but most of the time I'm reaching for the shade light. I do really enjoy the packaging of this. It's quite mess-free, but yeah, it's an okay powder. You're gonna like it. It's gonna do its job, but it doesn't blur the skin or do anything special that I like my powders to. Okay, let's move on to something positive, because I feel like I've been bagging on the brand when in all actuality, all of those products are good besides the concealer. This product is simply amazing. This is a product from Rare Beauty that you have to try if you want to try Rare Beauty. These are the bronzer sticks. Incredible, you guys. So I have two shades. One is Happy Soul. This is a shade that is best for my skin tone if you're looking for a skin tone match. And Always Sunny is a little bit deeper, but sometimes I'll use it when I want a little bit more intensity with my bronze. These are extremely emollient. It takes little to no effort to blend these out, especially the Happy Soul shade. I don't know, just a really quick, easy bronzer stick to throw on in the summer. Probably one of my favorite bronzer sticks. I reached for it so consistently because I know it's going to take zero time at all to work out and it's going to look good. It works well with all of the foundations that I've tried thus far. It works well with tinted moisturizers. It works well with full coverage foundations. So yeah, these are probably my favorite item that Rare Beauty has come out with. So definitely a must-have. Okay, let's move on to her most popular products. These are the liquid blushes. Oh, there's so many. I own five and I have a couple of different finishes.  I really, really do like these and I've learned to like these even more the longer that I've had them. The first initial review that I did of Rare Beauty, I thought these were nice, but it was with caution that I've warned you. You know, these are extremely pigmented and I just didn't think they were user-friendly and I've seen many people online make the big mistake of applying way too much. You literally just need a drop and for that reason, I didn't really recommend it at first because it wasn't the most user-friendly, but it's a beautiful product. Okay, once you know how to apply it, it is a stunning product and I do recommend it. Just give yourself a little drop and then blend it out and I just feel like these do last quite a long time considering they are a liquid formula. It blends out really easily and they have a great shape selection. So if you were eyeing these liquid blushes, I definitely recommend them, but of course, maybe take a few trial runs of trying this. Like if you're going to a super important event, I wouldn't throw this on the first time. Get used to how much product you need, particularly if you are on the more fair side of skin tones, but the shades you can't go wrong with, the swatches I have here, let me read them off in the order in case you need to know. So at the top, we have bliss, then hope, then joy and then encourage and then believe and I'm wearing the shade encourage and I think it is so beautiful and they are like quite smoothing and hydrating to the cheeks. So if you have dry skin, I find that they sit so pretty on the cheek and they look juicy.   Now what I don't like from the line, I feel a level of dislike that's the same as the concealer. These are the melting blushes and I really wanted to like these because I loved the texture. I love the way that they feel. I have this shade nearly neutral by the way, but these have no use because I just find that they disappear on me in like two seconds. And at that point, what is the point, you know, I will pack this on on my cheeks and I feel like it blends out so beautifully. It looks so nice on the skin. It has kind of like a cream to powder feel to it and most of the time products that have that consistency do last a long time. With this, it just doesn't, it goes nowhere. Can't find the blush on my face. So I don't recommend this. Liquid highlighters, I think are popular product from Rare Beauty, right? I only have one shade and I don't know if where I'm coming from is just from the shade that I have. Maybe I need to purchase a different shade. I have the shade mesmerize. This also kind of disappears on me. That is something that I'm noticing a lot with the cream and liquid products. I'll put this on. It looks like it's going to be really pretty. The second I blend it in, like I can't find it anymore. And maybe it's because this liquid luminizer is too close to my skin tone. I just genuinely feel like I can't really find it. It's very subtle. I'm not going to say it's not nice, but it just wasn't what I was expecting. It's not strong enough for me. It doesn't give me what I get when I swatch it. It looks a little different on the face. So maybe I do just need to try different colors, but I'm really, I'm not crazy about this. Eyebrows. There are two eyebrow products in the line. The first product that I'm going to talk about is the brow harmony. I do not recommend this. I do not like this. So one side is a pencil, and then the other side is an eyebrow gel. Honestly, really, really like the eyebrow gel. The eyebrow gel is very nice. It is tinted. I think it does a nice job holding the brows considering it's tinted. I like the spoolie on it. It's a really nice brow gel. For a while I was grabbing for this product, specifically for the brow gel. Let's talk about the eyebrow pencil. I just find this to be way too thick and creamy. The pencil itself is quite thick. I tend to prefer a thinner brow pencil, but what's working against us the most is how creamy it is to where it makes my eyebrows look extremely messy. So I can get away with a bigger brow pencil as long as it's a little bit more dry and powdery and easy to blend out. With this, it's so creamy. I find that whenever I brush it out, it goes everywhere. My eyebrows look a mess. There's no definition. There's no apparent brow strokes of trying to mimic hair. I really, really dislike this pencil. It's one of the worst eyebrow pencils that I've tried, but it's lucky that it has that brow gel on the other side because that's a saving grace to that product. The other product, I like this one a little bit more. Yesterday I did go to Sephora and I picked up a few items that I was missing from the line and I tested them yesterday and today. So I am fairly new to using this product, so keep that in mind. This is the Shape and Fill Duo. This has been on my radar for a while. I didn't need it, but this was a perfect excuse for me to pick it up, so I was excited and it's really cool how this works. It's nice and tiny. You can fit it everywhere.  I've been using the brush. So one side I noticed is kind of more of a pomade feel, a really dry pomade. It could pass as a powder if I didn't see the consistency on it and the other side is a powder that has little to no pigment, which is a really great thing for the brows. I like this product. I don't love it. I still prefer my Elf Brow Quad and my ABH Brow Duo. I think they have a little bit more pigment to them, which allows me to create more of a brow stroke, whereas this, it's a little too sheer even with the pomade. I still get very, very pretty soft brows, but I do feel like I have a little less precision with this formula compared to my favorite brow powders, but I still think it's really nice for a quick and easy brow. It's great for travel. I do actually really recommend this. Even though there are powders I prefer more, I think the packaging is just so functional and great. Like I said, to travel or throw in your purse and compact, I love that aspect about this. So this is a solid product. Moving on to eyeshadows. I do have one liquid eyeshadow. I love this product. This is a hidden gem from the brand. Nobody talks about this. It's called the Liquid Eyeshadow. Mine is in the shade Nearly Nude. I think that this lasts all day. It's very easy to blend out. It's quick for a one-and-done eye look. I also will use this as blush. Even though it's not advertised as such, it's so pretty, the monochromatic look that you can get having this all over the lid and then blending it out on the cheeks. And it is really easy to use. That's why I'm able to blend it out as blush. So it lasts a long time. The color that I have is very, very pretty. Super easy to use and multifunctional as well. So again, if you're traveling, just throw this into your bag. It's not gonna break this and this. Like Rare Beauty, they did it, love that. So favorite underrated product from the brand. I did yesterday pick up the eyeshadow palette. I didn't have it. I have a couple eyeshadow palettes from Holiday Collection a couple of years ago that came out that were like kind of ill-fitting with the brand, but I loved them. In the last year, they came out with the True To Myself eyeshadow palette. I didn't bother picking it up. The colors didn't inspire me, but I did take the opportunity to pick it up yesterday since I was like, well, this is the only eyeshadow that's currently available. I have to try it. And it's a cute color story. Like I said, nothing that I needed. But honestly, you guys, I don't like this eyeshadow palette. I thought it was gonna be solid because I did love the eyeshadows that came out over the holidays a couple of years ago. But yeah, this is a complete different formula. It's a little bit more traditional with the powder mattes. The other one that I had was like all times, but I don't like it. I don't recommend this. You need to walk away from the Rare Beauty stand and buy eyeshadow from another brand. The mattes were okay. They're a little bit sheer, which I think is great for beginners and fits the aesthetic of the brand. But when I did get to the darker shades, they got a little harder to work out. They got a little patchy. Nothing crazy. I was able to make it work, but I wasn't overly impressed with the mattes. The shimmers were straight up disappointing to me. These two over here to the side, they're fine. They're a little lackluster, but whatever. Rare Beauty is not about dramatic makeup. That's fine. It's these two shadows that I'm like, what were they thinking? So this shade right here, really, really like flaky. You don't get much pigment from it. It's in the center of my eyelid right now. It just, it doesn't give and it's messy. And what the heck is this in the middle? So this is supposed to be like a press glitter. First of all, that is not Rare Beauty's aesthetic, but whatever.  If they were gonna make this the focal point, it better be good quality. And it's not, it's just a dry mess. I tried giving it the benefit of the doubt today. I put it on my lid at the end. I didn't get it on camera. It did not stick to the lid. It is so patchy. This is one of the worst press glitters I've ever tried. It's a shame that it is like the focal point of this palette. Anyways, yeah. I'm sorry. I don't like it. The look is pretty, but it's nothing special at all. I couldn't get any depth to build up with this palette. I'll show you how I did it though. So I started off with this shade right here in the inner half of the crease. The shade was fine. I found it blended away pretty quickly. So I did have to keep throughout the entire look going back and rebuilding it up, but that's fine. And then I used this shade right here. This I thought was pretty. It was a little difficult to blend out. Nothing crazy, but I do like this shade. I think this would make a very pretty one in done kind of eye shadow look. Then I went in with this shade to deepen things and that's when the blending got a little funky. It didn't even end up getting that deep anyways, but whatever. And then I used the shade on the inner half. This is a fine shade. I like it. It's good. And then I used my finger in this shade and this is when it was like really messy. You really went down hill from this point. Really no pigment. Couldn't stick to my lid. And I did this off camera, but I did try and put a little bit of the glitter on the inner half of my eyes and I don't know. Were the reviews positive on that palette? I didn't really pay attention to it when it came out, but I don't recommend that at all. And this is the last item that I picked up yesterday, so I don't have a ton of experience with this. This is the Perfect Strokes Matte Liquid Liner. It's odd. Yesterday when I used this, it applied very gray. And I was like, ooh, I don't like this today. I guess it liked the eyeshadow. It was going over more and it actually applied nice and black. I think yesterday the shadows that I used had too much texture to them. It did not like that. Today it applied a lot better. I am actually surprised. I like the applicator of it. It's like a brush liner. I thought it would be too fat, but I actually find I'm able to get very, very precise strokes with this and it's very easy for me to create a wing, keep it thin, make it thicker. I have a lot of control with this. The formula isn't too watery or anything, so it doesn't seep into those micro lines in the eyes. I think I like this. It's just odd because yesterday I did not like it. I was like, why is this not black enough? But today I did not experience that, so I think I like it. Not the best liner. I wasn't love it for sight, but I think it's nice. Moving on, we have the Rare Beauty Mascara. I love this mascara. I think this mascara is great. It does need a little bit of time to dry up a little bit, but once it does, you guys, I'm not working with any eyelashes here and look, you can actually see my eyelashes. I don't have any falsies on with what I start with. This is really impressive. I find it gives me a little bit of volume, but mostly length is what this gives me and I feel like it gives really, really nice length and it separates the lashes pretty well also. This is actually one of my favorite mascaras to have launched in the last few months. I definitely recommend this. Okay, so the final two products. These are the Matte Lip Creams. I have two shades. I quite like these. These to me are more so of a lip blur, so they have kind of that soft matte finish to them and you have to build these up a little bit because it's very easy not to get an even coverage, but I think it's just great to throw on for every day and that's what I'm noticing a lot with the Rare Beauty line. Just a phenomenal line for everyday makeup and I think these are nice, comfortable, soft matte formula just to give your lips a little bit of color. They're not going to give you definition. You might need to go in with a lip liner if you like the look of defined lips, but yeah, just a super comfy matte lip to throw on. I like it. I just went through a phase with these where I was wearing these every day, so yeah, these are good. I approve of these. And then the last product that I have to talk about. It's an interesting product. I don't have a lot of it. It's like a gloss balm. So I have mine in the shade Nearly Mob and I think it is super comfortable to keep in your purse. Like I literally had to pull this out of my purse. It does not give you a lot of coverage and it really is weird how it is a hybrid between a lip gloss and a balm. I don't really like how this looks on top of a lip color. I like to wear this over bare lips, but it just gives like a tint of color to the lips. It feels thinner than a balm, but thicker than a lip gloss.  Very, very pretty, but I do find if you put it on top of like, say the soft matte lip cream, it kind of destroys that color underneath and moves it around. So definitely use this over bare lips, but it is really nice if you're looking for something hydrating and with color to put over your lips. I like that a lot, so. You know, there's a few things to note about application with it, but I do really enjoy that. I know it may seem like I don't like red raiding. I actually think they have a very good line. I would direct you most towards the primers are fantastic. The cream bronzers, the liquid blushes are my favorite. Liquid eye shadows underrated, and I think they have very solid lip products and the mascara is great. And then the rest of the things, for the most part, none of them are bad. They're just kind of in the middle. You know, I just think that there are products that I prefer more than some of the products that they sell, but overall I think Rare Beauty is a great bet for everyday makeup. If you're just an everyday makeup gal, you want to get your makeup on nice and quick. I think Selena Gomez did a phenomenal job with that. So let me know down below your favorites and least favorites from Rare Beauty if you've tried anything. I hope that this video was helpful and thank you so much for liking this video and being subscribed to my channel and I will catch you guys in the next one. Bye guys, have a good one.


Welcome to Church of the Chair, where we're scared of bushes. I'm your host, E, and today, we're talking about The Shining. If you're new around here, this series is my attempt to connect all of Stephen King's books to the King universe and the Dark Tower series. But be forewarned, if you haven't read all of Stephen King's books, you will encounter spoilers here. Beware. Today, we're talking about Stephen King's third published book, The Shining. And we're going to start with a blast from the past. Take it away. Oh, and here's a theory that I read that it was quite interesting. How about this? Jake Chambers and Danny Torrance are twinners. Eh, how about that one?  What about that? Well, there's a problem with that. As this user pointed out, and I happen to agree with him. If you're a Dark Tower fan, you know the number 19 is very important. At the Overlook Hotel, there are 19 steps from the lobby to the second floor. And if you don't mind reaching a bit, room 217, we're not talking about Kubrick's version. Calm down. When you add together 2 and 17, you get 19. Now we gotta talk about Dick Holleran for a little bit.  Dick Holleran shows up all throughout the King universe. He is in Doctor Sleep, as it is, of course, a sequel to The Shining, but he also shows up in It. But that's not It, because even King's family is involved with adding Dick Holleran into their own universes. Well, Tabitha, King, and Kelly Braffit, Owen King's wife, have added Dick Holleran into their books. But Tabby and Kelly are not the only ones who have added Stephen King references to their books. Joe Hill is absolutely infamous for this. The true not is mentioned in Joe Hill's book, N-O-S-4-A-2, or Nosferatu. And so is Pennywise from It. And Midworld 2. This is getting kinda ridiculous, Joe. And I'm not the only one who caught it either. And last, but certainly not least, we need to talk about Mother Abigail. In The Stand, Mother Abigail specifically references something called The Shine. And because The Stand ties in directly to The Dark Tower, I consider that a hard connect. But I do want to end on this note. All of these are fan theories. Some of it has been confirmed by King, meaning that it was intentional, while others are just me and other people having fun. So cool ya jets. But that's all the time I have today. If you would like to add some of your own theories, or maybe correct me, or add something that I missed down there in the comments, please do. But until next time, we're here.


Hi everyone, Joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com, coming at you with a box of 2020 Bowman's Best Baseball, one box random team break number two from jaspyscasebrakes.com. At the end of the break, using a different dice roll, we'll re-randomize your names and someone's going to win a $1,500 spot. That's going to be awesome. Big thanks to this group right here for getting into the action. There are the teams right there. We're going to do the break first, different dice roll, three and a four, seven times for names and teams, one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven, then final time. After seven, we got Matt down to Jeff. Three and a four, seven times for the teams, one, two, three, four, five, six, and seven, then final time. After seven, we've got the Indians down to the Cardinals. Cleveland fell to the Tigers today and the Cardinals beat the Reds. Opening day. Very exciting. My Dodgers lost today to the Rockies. All right. Long season, right? Or is the season over already? The season's over. All right. No trade windows in these little filler breaks. Let's just print and rip. I just want to get to the end so we can see who wins that 53 box mixer spot. Off the presses, thanks for spending a bit of your opening day and opening night with me here. Austin Meadows with a homer today. He's on pace for 162 home runs. Arzirania, one for four with the strikeouts today. The pitching duel for the Rays and Marlins matchup. Pretty good. Glass now versus Alcantra, kind of Peter Lanzo franchise favorites. And look at this. That's pretty cool. 20 out of 50.  That's not bad. Let's see how Luis Robert did today. Did the white socks play today? No, they're playing the angels later tonight. So actually, that'll be on local TV, so I might be able to see that game. There's Reese Hoskins, atomic, and a redemption. Any guesses on that redemption? I have Nico Horner right there. And you're running up Patrick Bailey with a blink and you'll miss it autographed. Jeff with the Giants. There you go, Jeff. And Dore got paid by the Mets not to just the other day. That looked different. That's nice. There's Christian Pache and Nick York for the Red Sox, Omar with the Boston Red Sox gets that autograph. Hollywood's guessing Boba Shet on the redemption. Omar saying Dalbeck. There's a Cunha junior right here, 250. Jeremy Port guessing a trout 101 auto. That would make, that would make you, he has the angel. That would make him very happy. All right. Behind power producers of Cunha junior, it's going to be best of 2020 autograph of S San Diego, San Francisco, St. Louis. It's a Cardinal. It's Nolan Gorman. Nice. That'll be for Jeff Dorlak and the Cardinals. Nolan Gorman supposed to be, supposed to be pretty good. And there you go, ladies and gentlemen. I'm Joe for jazzy's case breaks.com. Thanks everyone for getting into that one. We got to do one more of these, I think. In fact, if you're watching live, everything you see in the baseball section there, that will sell out the baseball mixer. In fact, let's go to it right now. So those three spots and those one, two, three, four, five fillers. That's it. We're in break. So get it going. Now let's see who's going to win a spot here. Let's roll it. Let's randomize it. One of two. Seventh time. Seven times. Name on top gets it. One, two, three, four, five, six, and seventh and final time. After seven, 29 sad people. But I appreciate you trying. There's a few opportunities left, but not many. So if you feel like trying again, get in. Sorry, Adam. So close. But no cigar there. But congrats to big happy times for Jeff Dorlak. There you go, Jeff. Congrats to you. You have a $1,500 spot in the 53 box baseball mixer. I'm Joe for jazby'scasebreaks.com. I'll see you for that mixer. Maybe later tonight. Bye-bye.


Thanks for joining us here in Geneva for the AI for Good Global Summit 2018. My next guest is Dr Adrian Weller. He is program director for artificial intelligence at the Alan Turing Institute. Thank you for joining us today. My pleasure, Charlotte. So Dr Weller, when we talk about artificial intelligence today, what are we talking about exactly? It's a very exciting time for AI. We've seen tremendous increases in the capabilities of AI systems over the last few years, and that's leading to many applications that are influencing many people throughout society. So it's a very exciting time to see the sorts of things we're able to do. But we also have to start thinking about some of the ethical considerations. So before we move on to the ethical considerations, that's very important indeed. What are the current applications of AI we can make or use to deliver the UN sustainable development goals? Well, first, let me just point out some applications that we see all around us all the time. Many of us, of course, use a smartphone, and interestingly, smartphones are used all around the world, even in developing countries. We use these to do things like listen to us in one language and in real time be able to translate into another language, which would have been science fiction just 10 years ago, or to be able to recognize objects or faces. Actually, these very same devices are helping to contribute to the SDG goals. For example, we've had some great talks at this conference about things like being able to use a phone, to identify plants or particular good areas of soil for where you'll be able to plant, what sort of things you should plant in particular areas of terrain, or even to help diagnose diseases, be able to take a picture of a growth on your skin, and from that be able to predict whether or not there's a cancerous growth. So the main gains currently are in terms of productivity and efficiency? Well, I'd say there's a mixture. So the sorts of applications I was describing are really more about tasks of perception, where we've seen tremendous gains through deep learning methods. Of course, there are absolutely great areas to be able to improve and optimize efficiency of infrastructure, and that's going to be very exciting, for example, in transport systems all around the world. Also, AI can really help empower people from all over the world to connect in new ways to be able to do jobs which they might not have been able to do before. But of course, there are other very exciting areas such as healthcare, where everyone I think is very excited about the potential. I think that most people will agree here that AI can be a force for good, but you've mentioned earlier concerns about ethics, for instance, and trust. There should be concerns about ethics, of course, with everything that we do, including AI. So AI really enables us to do all kinds of new things, and whenever we have new technology, it can potentially be used for good or ill, and AI is just like other technologies in that respect. So we need to think very carefully. I'd say that one theme that can be helpful for helping to think about how we can address these kinds of issues is to think about how can we try to be sure that we can trust these AI technologies. So we don't want to trust them too much. We don't trust them too little. We want to trust them the right amount, and so it's just that we need appropriate measures of trustworthiness to be sure that they are helping us and not taking advantage of us. And some of the themes that we explored in the track yesterday relate to topics like fairness. That is, how can we be sure that an algorithm is not going to discriminate unfairly against any individual or subgroup or transparency of systems? How can we understand what they're doing? How can we know that they're respecting people's privacy appropriately? Or how can we be sure that they're not unduly influencing us? So we've seen concerns in social media around personalized messages, which might be prompting us to just nudging us a little bit to do things which perhaps are not in our direct best interest. So we need to think carefully about these issues. So is the AI for good summit a good platform to discuss these issues? I think it's a fantastic platform. It's wonderful to see so many people come from all over the world to think together about these topics. AI is a global phenomenon, and it's fantastic that we think about these issues together. Each country is thinking to some extent about how to optimize its own ecosystem. And I think that's actually very, well, it's very helpful for us to try to coordinate how that works. But it's also very useful to see different countries doing slightly different things, because actually none of us know exactly what the right thing is to do. And by different countries taking slightly different positions, we can learn from each other about what actually is going to work well. I think that's something I've heard quite a lot at the summit from talking to some of the guests and the presenters that AI and the successful implementation of AI would have to be a collaborative effort. Well, I don't know that it necessarily has to be, but I think, of course, we want it to be. I mean, what we really want is these technologies to be used to benefit all of mankind, and they can and they should be used for that purpose. And so by collaborating together, we're more likely to achieve that. Of course, there are also exciting opportunities for smaller groups, startups, for example, to create some new product and to help lots of people. And we should embrace that and allow that to continue. Dr. Adrian Weller, thank you very much. Pleasure, thank you.


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Yn ystod y fideo, mae yw ddweud o un ffgol. Y ffolffol arddwyd yn gweithio i ddweud y ffolffol gyda hanfwyd o'r ffordd, yw'r gwrs, ac ymgyrch arall yn y ffordd. A yna'r ffolffol arddwyd yw'r link i'r ffordd yw'r ysgryffon. Mae'r ffordd yn gweithio. Felly ydych yn cyfrifiadau hynny, mae'n ddweud i chi i gyd. Felly hynny yw'r Tofi Tv. Mae'r ystod yw'r ystod yn gweithio'r ffordd. Ond we know you love the footie show, and we love talking about footie, but we thought it was about time we had a dedicated show to the Premier League. That's where Everton play. You know, getting there, getting into the stories, because I think what happened is the footie show was created to just show the world of footie. Everything, you know, we created it for the radio and it was all about mad story. I know Everton Liverpool dominated it was always loved some of the mad stories, didn't we? I think recently on the footie show, we've lost a little bit of sight of that, because there's so much to talk about. So we thought, you know what, let's split it, let's put all the Premier League stuff in one show, so we know what we're doing, and get all the footie show stuff in the other. So this is the Premier League show, so let's get into it. The big news of the week. Stop looking at my amazing, my amazing footie show. Excited, he was. Yes, he's the problem on your night. He's literally, he's nolical, doesn't he? I made that, by the way, Joe didn't make it. I made that. That's why we've got it ready. That's why I see it. That's why I love it, boss. Big news of the week, probably. David Wagner has left Huddersfield by mutual consent. Now, apparently it is mutual consent. He wanted to go at the end of the season. He felt like he'd done as much as he could with them, which has failed enough, because he's done a tremendous job, which we'll talk about in a moment. But they basically said to him, well, you're probably better going now, then. And I don't think they meant that. Well, I don't really know, but I imagine with the relationship he's got, that wasn't a case of, well, go now. Then it was more like, well, if you're not feeling it, then you might as well just go now, mate. Just get off. I think they've still got to play Liverpool, haven't they? Yeah. And now you're not going to get expect much. You're not feeling it, but you're probably going, well, it'd be nice to actually try to get something. Well, for a little bit of decency, you know, in the Premier League. You know, you want to keep it as, you know, as above board as possible. So getting it a Wagner means that they might actually try against Liverpool for once. And I'm saying, listen, that's me mate managers then, so just bend over. Yeah, listen, at the end of the day, he's the one who's staying the shape and he doesn't feel motivated enough. There's still 16 games left. It's going to take a humongous task for them to get out of it because simply they don't score enough goals. They didn't score enough goals last season and they haven't done anything about that this season. So it's going to be a big ask to get them out of it. I mean, I was just looking at the league table before. They're already eight points away from Cardiff. Or sorry, seven points at Griffin Cardiff. Eight points away from Cardiff, he was 17. So that's one of their rivals and already the three wins away from them. So they just haven't got enough goals. They've scored, well, the minus 24 at the moment in the Premier League after 22 games. Maybe they're looking and thinking, well, we're going anyway. Yeah. We might be able to get someone in now we can work with the players to get a little bit of a bounce. The problem is if someone comes in, they employ and they don't get that bounce. Where does that leave that fella taking them forward next season? Do you know what I mean? It's like a bit, I suppose, didn't Solshark go into Cardiff with a section of games at the end of one season and a section at the start of the next and it didn't work and he got rid of them. It's like, is it better just? He said they'll announce their new manager Sunday. It doesn't sound like there's too much of a fight for that job. A lot of people thought we'd go straight in there. As I already said, I couldn't do nothing with this. I see. In other words, they haven't offered me the job. Yeah. I don't think he could though. I don't think he could and then if he couldn't, then you're right to be like, well, what do you do now? I mean, I don't know. There's no being no real whispers. I imagine they might appoint someone that is ready to, is ready for the championship. Because I mean, if you appoint someone sort of listen, they'll give it all. They'll come out and say, we'll do everything we can to keep them up and blah, blah, blah.  I don't think it would be enough. But you set yourself up as you just said for a fall. But if you get somebody who's like, well, I'll get in there. I'll see what I can do. But you're almost saying, well, this is a championship manager. But you get that little bit of Premier League experience. By the end of the year. As long as the fans understand, well, I'm sure that they won't. Because they're probably quite realistic. And they've had a season longer than they've probably thought. They were going to have it one stage last season. I mean, that night at Chelsea at the end of last season. They keep them out of four brilliant saves and kept them in it. Did they go on? Did that point kept them up? Did they lost that night? Did they go on? Well, let's be honest. They've been basically poor for a year, haven't they? The slide started around this time last year. They had a terrific start of the season. And that's what kept them up. So, for a year, they've done nothing. They haven't bought anyone a note. They haven't bought a goal scorer. They haven't even really tried to buy a goal scorer, I don't think. They haven't even looked like in the lower league. They haven't thought, well, go and get him, because he's scored a few goals. They've just, I don't know. They've bought poorly. And this is where they are now. Do you put any blame on Wacker? I do and I don't. I do feel like he is, like you just said there. He's a bit of a... He's a bit of a bend over, mate. Like, he's sort of like, oh, we did well today. We didn't win, oh, that's just the way it is. And I think sometimes that can get a place where it's like... Does this fellow want to win us? You just want to play football or something? I was just going to say that Sunday on the documentary when McGee, he was talking about Chris Coleman. I'm not saying Coleman was like, it doesn't matter. But McGee, he said to me, and for anyone who hasn't watched it, he was like coming in and laughing, and that was just being battered for him. And he's like, no, he's not like having a go at anyone. And he said, you know, you want to feel like the managers. I asked the good managers a bit, like, Wacker might just be, people might say, well, hang on, he's probably just a realist, like. And that's great, but football isn't about realism.