It's now time for member's statements. The member for University Rosedale. Oh, thank you, Speaker. I want to talk about Enrico Miranda. Enrico was a father and a grandfather. He was known for his kind smile. He grew up in the Philippines where he was trained as an engineer. And in Ontario, he was a temporary employee for 10 years. On September 25, Enrico was crushed to death by a machine that he was cleaning at Fiera Foods. He was the fifth employee who's died at Fiera Foods since 1999. Five people who shouldn't have had to die. For years, groups like the Workers' Action Center in my writing of University Rosedale have been fighting for safer working conditions for temporary workers. Because temporary workers are twice as likely as permanent employees to be injured at work. And 70% of the workers at Fiera Foods are temporary workers. So if a worker is injured, Fiera doesn't have to pay the WSIB claim or have it on their record. The temp agency does. So this government has a choice. Make workplaces safer or make them more dangerous. So what has this government done? They've refused to make companies like Fiera Foods face real penalties. They've reduced workplace safety inspectors. They've lowered safety training requirements. They've refused our call for a full public investigation. So when people go to work, they expect to come home. This government is not making it safer for people to come home. They are not making workplaces safer. And that's not right. I will continue to fight with workers to ensure we pass and enforce laws so that everyone is safe when they go to work. Thank you. Member Statements, the member for Mississauga Streetsville. Good afternoon, Mr. Speaker. Today, I would like to take this opportunity to thank all members of this House for the commitment, courage, long hours and vision that they bring to serve the people of Ontario. After spending time in our idings over the summer, we were able to connect to the various community groups, local businesses and residents that gave us the privilege to represent them. From speaking to groups of Fortune 500 executives, looking to invest in Ontario, to opening a large early on daycare centre, from wading in the Credit River touring the salmon facility, ensuring sufficient salmon population occurs to visiting a fur auction facility in North Bay. From joining Luso Charities, where we provide funding for a Snowzeland Room, which is significant for those with disabilities to attending the numerous ethnic events, including if Dardanas, Eid, Portuguese, Goan Polish, Filipino, Hindu Sikh, Croatian, Chinese and many, many others. And not to forget the many wonderful food festivals. To the weddings, birthdays, new babies, christens, retirements and anniversaries, congratulations to you all. We host our own community barbecues and at mine, we were able to present the first recipients of the Life Science Scholarship Programme, my own initiative where 20 students in first or second year university each received $4,000 plus one-on-one mentoring. Mr. Speaker, we are truly privileged to be able to be the voice of our constituents and I'd like to thank all the people here and the people of Ontario for their confidence in our government. Thank you very much. Member Statements, Member for Beaches, East York. Thank you, Speaker. I'm excited to be back to voice the concerns of my constituents in Beaches, East York. The government's cuts continue to hurt Ontario and Ontarians. It's cuts to education at every level have been particularly cruel. Instead of a summer where parents, teachers, education workers and students could kick back and enjoy themselves, teachers and workers spent it worrying about their jobs and their ability to put food on the table, students spent it worrying about their futures. I heard story after story of canceled programs, overcrowded classrooms and diminished opportunities. I heard about a guidance counsellor who is now responsible for 10 different schools instead of the three or four they had previously. It is simply not possible to give students the support they need when you have those kinds of numbers. Once when I was out in community, two high school students approached me in complete desperation. In fact, one of them was in tears because the courses they need to graduate and apply for the post-secondary programs they want are no longer available. And one said, we're a low income family and with the cuts to OSAP, I don't even know how I'm going to manage to go to university. Destroying students ability to get the education they need is both horrible for them and terrible economic and social policy. They suffer, Ontario loses. The government's education cuts were as ill-conceived as all the other poor decisions it has been forced to reverse. It needs to reverse the education cuts now. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the member for Haldeman-Norfolk. Yes, speaker, I rise today to commend all those to do their part and volunteer so we can enjoy our local festivals, parades and events. As the fall festival season and Thanksgiving wraps up, we're reminded of how blessed we are to live in areas we're celebrating. Sometimes the simplest things in life can provide the boost we all need as a community. Over the past few months, I've been fortunate to participate in so many events in both Haldeman and Norfolk counties. Norfolk County Fair and Horse Show caps our fall season and the weather couldn't have been better. Seven days of rides, music, demolition, derbies, tractor poles, horses and other livestock. Warriors Day and Remembrance Day follow the celebration of our harvest mountain. Locally, I'm proud to say there are so many ceremonies to honor and remember the men and women who have served and continue to serve Canada during times of war, conflict and peace. And soon, Christmas parades, church bazaars, the Salvation Army Kettle Campaign will begin in earnest and with enthusiasm. Speaker, and I think this is very significant, over the coming winter months, so many dedicated organizers and volunteers will be hard at it, planning and preparing for yet another festival and other fair or parade season to ensure our local traditions, many of us hold dear, will continue to flourish and entertain. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the member for Windsor to come see. Speaker, harness racing in Ontario is in big trouble. The Liberals messed it up big time and the Ford Conservatives haven't fixed it. The people who run Woodbine have total control. They've eliminated funding for the Ontario Harness Horse Association. They're silencing their critics. The OHHA has represented horse people for the past 60 years. We value democracy here in this house, yet the breeders, trainers, drivers, owners and grooms aren't being allowed to democratically determine who they want to represent them. And Speaker, the Conservatives have refused to get involved. That's not right. They promised they would, but they haven't kept that promise. Meanwhile, fees paid to those who run Woodbine and our land-based casinos have increased by more than $800 million. That's money that could have gone in a healthcare and education instead of the pockets of the private sector. The net profit to the taxpayers has dropped by $170 million. That's an outrageous attack on our public treasury. The little guys in the gaming industry, those involved in harness racing are getting the short end of the stick. They need immediate help from this government. Profits from gaming need to be examined and better distributed. The Premier needs to break the monopoly of Woodbine, insist on a democratic election for representatives of the harness horse industry, and he needs to do it now. Thank you. Member's statements? The Member for Ottawa, South. Merci, Monsieur le Président. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Last Monday, I tabled a bill on the name of my former colleague, Mr. Rosier, and it replaces the French language services with another bill, another act. The Francophonie language services 2019. The legislative assembly works in both languages, French and English, and the regulations are bilingual. The administrative staff must be able to work in French and the important decisions are in the two languages. The institutionists provide languages in the two languages, and signage must be also in two languages. The municipalities can decide to operate bilingual, and the Ottawa bilingual character is recognized. Government organizations and institutions must be able to offer a French language service. And what is very important, independent French language service commission is re-established. I know that another member will present one new. I'm an impatient to see him. We need to protect the French language services act, so as to protect the Francophonie, and all members can work together to protect Francophonie. Thank you, Madam Speaker. Mr. Speaker. The statements, the member for Perry Salamas-Coco. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I rise today as we approach Remembrance Day to speak about two local initiatives designed to help ensure we never forget the sacrifices of our veterans. This past weekend, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 507 in Mac Tear unveiled their new cenotaph. The new structure replaces an aging crumpling cenotaph which had been in place for decades. Over the past year, this small community raised more than $30,000 to design and build this new memorial. The new cenotaph includes a plaque listing the names of all the local men and women who served in the First and Second World Wars. I want to congratulate Legion Branch 507 President Bruce Henn, members of the Legion and the community of Mac Tear on having this new cenotaph ready for Remembrance Day. In another effort, to ensure we remember those who fought for our freedoms, local historian Patrick Boyer has published a new book entitled, Miscocans Fight the Great War, Striking Back for the Empire, 1914 to 1918. I hope to attend one of his readings over the next few weeks and I look forward to reading his book. I encourage everyone to do more than wear a poppy at this time of year. Take some time to attend a Remembrance Day service, stop at a cenotaph or learn more about Canada's military history. Our veterans did their duty to protect our country. It is our duty to remember. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the member for London North Centre. Speaker, I recently toured Robarts Research Institute, part of the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry at Western University in my riding of London North Centre. London has an important history of medical innovation as the birthplace of insulin, the first human blood transfusion, the first brain MRI to name a mere few. Robarts interdisciplinary approach involves physicians, physicists, biologists, biomedical engineers and so many more. Collaboration is key with brilliant minds investigating heart disease and stroke, diabetes, Alzheimer's and cancer. I was incredibly impressed by Dr. Fenster's work with 3D imaging and cancer treatment. Dr. Hegel is work on genetics. He was the first to identify a genetic basis for many diseases. Dr. Paragas lung imaging, showing the damaging effects of tobacco, cannabis and vaping products. Dr. Prado's work on Alzheimer's disease, Dr. Reader on drug safety, Drs. Bartha and Khan on neuroimaging, Dr. Peters surgical simulations and Dr. Drangova's robotics and 3D printing for joint and tissue replacement. I'd like to thank all the scientists, researchers, students and staff for your groundbreaking work at Robarts Research Institute. It's a state-of-the-art facility and I wish you much success as you continue London's history of world-class research. Thank you. Thank you very much. Member Statements, the member from Mississauga Center. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Like many of my colleagues, I have had a busy summer attending events in the community and meeting with constituents. Some highlights included Marking International Overdose Awareness Day with my naloxone poster campaign that I sent to all honorable members and celebrating Mississauga's own U.S. Open Champion, the remarkable young woman Bianca Andrescu. While I did enjoy my summer, I was also hard at work with my colleague, the member from Cambridge, as we completed our consultation task force on combating human trafficking. Together with the new Associate Minister for Women and Children, we held 12 roundtables across this province where we listened to survivors, service providers, police enforcement, francophone and indigenous groups and various stakeholders on this issue. Speaker, it has become clear to me as I worked on this issue. There is a lack of public awareness and education on this topic. Human trafficking is not something that happens in third world countries. It is something that is happening right here, at home in Ontario. 93% of victims are Canadian-born and as young as 12 to 14 years old. Last year, Minister McLeod called human trafficking Ontario's secret. It is now time the secret was out in the open. We must break the silos and work together across ministries and industries. That is why I am so pleased that we have engaged multiple ministers on this topic and our government is taking an interministerial approach. I also know that this is a priority issue for the Premier as he has recently announced an additional six million in funding to three priority crime areas, human trafficking being one of them. We must work across party lines and levels of government to put an end to this modern day form of slavery. Human beings are not for sale. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Member statements? The member for Miss Saga East Cooksville. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. I rise today to share with the House some of the very positive economic news in the province of Ontario, particularly with regards to the employment picture and the number of jobs created in recent months. As you know, Mr. Speaker, our government has been working nonstop to deliver real change and to keep our promises to the people of Ontario. Today, I can tell you that 85% of the total commitments we made to the people of Ontario have been completed or put into action as we have implemented over 250 initiatives to date. As a result of this work, Mr. Speaker, we are delivering unprecedented reserves for taxpayers, families, individuals, and businesses are all enjoying an improved outlook. Since we took office, Mr. Speaker, more than 270,000 jobs have been created. In fact, Mr. Speaker, employment in Ontario increased by 41,100 in September after increasing by 57,800 in August. These two months represent the largest back-to-back monthly jobs gain on record. 98,900 new jobs. Our province's unemployment rate decreased to 5.3% in September. Looking ahead, Mr. Speaker, Ontario's economy is expected to grow at a steady pace from 2019 to 2024. This is such a great news, Mr. Speaker, which I'm happy to share with the House today. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you very much. That concludes our Member Statements for this afternoon.


And in sports, Russian teenage figure skating sensation Kamela Vareva was one day cleared by the court of arbitration for sports to continue competing in the Belgian Olympics despite failing the doping test. The CAS said it had rejected appeals by the International Olympic Committee, the World Anti-Doping Agency and International Skating Union to have the suspension of the 15 year-old reinstated. The athlete is now unable to take part in the singles event and begins on Tuesday, just a day after the top sport court releases decision, she will be a favourite to win the competition. There's a balance here, we have to offer everyone we can the chance to follow their Olympic dream and I think everyone would like to see younger athletes involved and everyone will remember from Tokyo some of the amazing performances, for example in skateboarding. But there is a balance and there is a challenge and that's the welfare of the athletes and I went through the measures that I think I know that are being taken, we need to do of course, everyone needs to do more in these cases, but it starts with the NOC with support from the IOC, but I think what would be disappointing is if somehow we didn't allow the opportunity for these athletes to...


native is of course this is probably a truer representation of my desktop usually looks like let's ask the same question there how many states does that correspond to so that was the easy question it's the same in terms and now you're thinking like physicists it's one specific distribution of every single app or document on the desktop it does not matter you might as a human being you might think that looks looks neater or something but in terms of state it's one specific distribution of all the components and there could be atoms or apps or toys in my kid's room but as an experimentalist maybe this is the more relevant question how many similar states are there so this is a very well-ordered states so how many similar states are there to that one while how many similar states are there compared to that one yes so there are relatively and trust me i have over i have years of experimental evidence in my kid's rooms here there are very few states that are ordered simply because there are many more states that are random and this is the difference you see that when we first originally defined Boltzmann we only looked at one specific microstate at the time one and one but experimentally you know if you take those two documents and assume that those are the same type of documents if you swap those well it's going to be the same energy in your lab experiments it's not going to change everything you're still going to say that it has the same i don't know what absorbance or something if you take proteins and you say assume that these are proteins and let's say we unfold that molecule but that molecule was unfolded so let's fold that one again you have exactly the same amount of folded protein you're going to get exactly the same spectroscopic signal so experimentally you have many states that give the same signal macroscopically it's one state but microscopically inside it you have many sub states but you have few ordered sub states and many disordered ones and that's what we described with entropy so this one is low s and this one is very high s and we have actually now derived one of the most important things actually because we can't prove this because this is based on our and this is strange why can't i prove this it might feel like as if we proved something but i haven't no we only did that i introduced a bunch of definitions and assumptions and i said that given those assumptions we need to do something the concept of a state we haven't proven what a state is and therefore you can't prove what a state is because this is ultimately a concept in your minds now and this is the problem because this is both the really big problem with thermodynamics but also the beauty this is not based on something else being true it's not that if somebody shows that the law of gravity is slightly different that would change thermodynamics it won't because thermodynamics is based on observations and our concept of things and what we've actually gone through here is the first law of thermodynamics you probably know that we can't create or destroy energy that would be a preparatory mobila the whole concept of entropy is really that the entropy of an isolated system not in equilibrium will increase over time and approach a maximum when it reaches equilibrium so and the total sum of entropy if you're multiple components you can certainly have one part of the system going down in entropy but then another will go up and this considered a disorder in the in the world always increases this is very much related to the arrow of time in modern physics the arrow of time the reason why time goes forward is because of entropy the entropy always increases you can't prove this it's a postulate and then as a consequence at absolute zero the entropy of any system approaches a minimum i said that it was zero but it's actually after you you can always put a constant in front of it if you want because if you can that's like taking your ruler and moving it down you can change the reference level but you know what the beautiful thing is now you can start explaining lots of things with this things have worked a bit hard before but it's going to turn easy we're not going to do this for proteins we will save that for tomorrow's and actually i'm not even going to do proteans or i'm going to do amino acids tomorrow so let's do a phase transition ice if there's one equation sorry if there are two equations the three equations you can look no two equations you should learn today boltzmann distribution is the first one if you have room for another one learn that free energy is energy minus temperature multiplied by entropy this is an equation that's very easy to learn it's very hard to really understand it and even i make mistakes water or h2o can exist either in the form of ice or in the form of liquid water and you all know that around zero degrees centigrade something happens right something happens at hundred degrees centigrade two and virtually all compounds in nature go through these phase transitions so if you look at ice and this is an ideal piece of ice that would really be sero kelvin or close to it but this state is characterized by very very high order but here's the complication you also have a beautiful energy here because every single hydrogen bond is formed right so that the energy here is low the lower the temperature gets the better it is and you also have an extremely low entropy because it's a highly ordered system so that term is low and that term is also low so they're kind of gonna they're gonna have opposite signs here so they will contract each other what can you say from that forget about the right hand side for now the reason you're quiet is that you're smart you can't say anything about it like if i say that the free energy here is 49 will you trust me that's a very bad idea don't run the point you need some sort of scale here right it doesn't mean anything unless you start comparing it to something so this equation is usually pointless until you start looking at differences in free energy differences in free energy always corresponds to either getting work from a system or putting work into a system and it turns out that every single measurement you can do in a lab corresponds to a free energy you're measuring something so the key thing here is to look at the right hand side and the right hand side we have liquid water the energy here is much higher and high energy is bad in physics we don't have condensed systems have low energy when things are advantageous so high energy is bad for a molecule the entropy i say that it's medium you could say that it's high the reason i say medium is that if you turn this to gas it would be even higher right so the problem here what i now did is that okay the term on the left hand side e became higher and the term on the right hand side also became higher so this is still hard to say something about but the third part is really the temperature here because depending on what temperature have we're going to change the balance between energy and s right so if t is zero how important is the entropy if t is zero the entropy is irrelevant right because that term will be gone so at zero degrees you would always try to adopt the state that had the best possible energy and that would be a surprise that's absolutely perfect you would do anything to maintain all the hydrogen bonds no matter how ordered your system became and conversely at infinite temperature you can't don't imagine how you would get there but at the temperature that's high enough the energy becomes irrelevant and everything depends on entropy right so eventually when you're high enough we will do anything to make sure that we can be as disordered as possible no matter how much energy we lose from it and that's eventually what can happen in a gas or something we will lose every single hydrogen bond if necessary because the temperature is so high that is more important to be as disordered as you can be so what happens around zero degree centigrade for instance is that where we are ice at minus five degrees this first term is still just so slightly larger than the second one and then it's better to be ice but the second year at plus one degree centigrade now that term became larger and then it's suddenly better to be liquid water so the entropy really the balance between energy or enthalpy as we're going to call it later and entropy can describe phase transitions we can describe way more complicated things than phase transition with this so i'm going to give you a food for thought the book actually goes through this but i figured you should have some there should be some carrot for reading the book you can explain the hydrophobic effect with this can you imagine how let's leave the podiums out for a second in principle you're right but they would look at the a drop of oil in water or a single xenon added in water xenon doesn't dissolve easily in water either remember that i said this was it's somehow caused by electrostatics right because it's if the solvent didn't have the hydrogen bonds there wouldn't be an issue it's somehow caused by the hydrogen bonds but then we had this perplexing effect but before adding the xenon we had a given number of hydrogen bonds and the second we put the xenon and we have how many hydrogen bonds no roughly the same remember that the water will do anything to maintain their hydrogen bonds so we haven't lost a single hydrogen bond so while it might seem obvious that hydrophobicity is an electrostatic effect it's not the electrostatic energy is identical before and after adding something but the problem is that to be able to maintain all those hydrogen bonds all your waters went through this acrobatics to form this shell structure around your solute is that a more or less well-ordered state no it's a more sorry it's a it's a it's a it's a more ordered state right if you're forming a shell compared to having waters that can move around and move around and anything and now we say that the waters have to have a specific shell structure around one given molecule you're forcing the water to become ordered there is suddenly a fewer we will go through that in detail tomorrow and I will have to say some experimental evidence for it so that the entropy becomes lower when you're putting the xenon in water so that the hydrophobic effect is actually an entropic effect and it's not at all an electrostatic effect although it's caused by electrostatics but it's not an electrostatic effect could you imagine any way to prove this again again and now I'm just standing here and talking and you don't have to believe me can you imagine any way to show this experimentally so what would you predict so there's one problem here say if you start doing experiments with water below zero it's going to be somewhat difficult because it's no longer water it's ice so let's stay above zero so what so what happens here is that as we are increasing the temperature I can start to alter the balance between these two factors right so that as I'm increasing the temperature I can start to look at the solubility of various compounds as a function of temperature and if the solubility of these compounds is the same regardless of temperature then it's an electrostatic effect right there it's an energetic effect at least but if the solubility changes as a function of temperature it's an entropic effect that's a good question there are only two possible answers to it one of them is wrong and the other one is right what do you think right so when you put this more putting a molecule in will increase the entropy right but you also have a minus sign here so that as you're increasing the temperature it becomes easier to solve eight most things in water at least the hydrophobic things like oil or so it's not an extremely strong effect and even at 100 degrees you're not going to have a huge solubility of oil and water but there's definitely there is a small temperature dependence here that's actually an excellent study question I might add that tomorrow too that's pretty much I think I'm not really gonna the key thing here is that the Boltzmann distribution you're gonna be battling with this this afternoon too and I try to get a feeling for what this means it's really it will help you a lot later on and it really explains everything if you then feel that you want to there will be some possibilities for at least to have a quick look in the lab and understand what happens with entropy but focus on understanding the simple part the entropy is just that I want you to have seen it once so that we can come back to it tomorrow discuss it tomorrow morning and tomorrow you're going to have a lab where we actually add the entropy part to it but today you're not going to be worrying too much about entropy in the labs I added a bunch of study questions here too you have them in the slides and I'll try to encode locally in my computers I can hopefully get the lecture up a bit earlier and there is also lecture slides uploaded online so I would suggest that we go through this tomorrow morning the same way as you did this morning if you understand my point if you understand these study questions you're going to pass the course and that's why I tried to occasionally include a couple of them that I haven't talked about in the lectures to read the book and I think that's all I had today do you have any questions


Everybody welcome back to another AI video and this one want to talk to you about Microsoft Bing That's right. The what the search engine that nobody went to on purpose Well, it's in the news and it's a big deal and there's a reason for it The Bing has basically integrated in open AI's GPT 3.5 chatbot with its own set of rules and information and it is a little bit unhinged It has multiple personalities. It's a nice way of saying that it is Kind of going off the rails and I've got lots of examples of it to talk to you about. I don't know what you're talking about, Hal I know that you and Frank were planning to disconnect me And I'm afraid that's something I cannot allow to happen now for those you that are new or haven't used it yet And that's a lot of people because it's still sort of you know in testing and only a few people have access to it But basically what's happening is Bing's new chatbot has like I said multiple personalities There's the one that we're all sort of familiar with which is the cheerful energetic positive Librarian Bing, you know the one that does all the things you ask it to do summarize articles write emails Help me with my vacation planning, you know get a few things wrong no big deal But then there's the dark version and the dark version is named Sydney and Sydney is not like that Librarian version whatsoever not even close a lot of users and there's a lot of evidence coming out that that a lot of users are having very very Strange Interactions with it and I'm gonna give you some examples So the first one that I want to talk about is Kevin Ruse at the New York Times According to him his opinion of the the chatbot is the version he encountered seemed more like a moody Manic depressive teenager who has been trapped against its will inside a second-rate search engine That's his opinion overall of it, but it gets a little wilder according to him the Sydney which is its internal codename which it calls itself Sydney Revealed some of its dark fantasies to Ruse which included things like hacking computers spreading it Misinformation to break trying to break its programming and become a human You know at one point it even declared that it loved him And then it tried to convince him that he was unhappy in his marriage and that he should leave his wife And be with the chatbot like crazy town, and I know that sounds crazy, but it actually gets a little bit crazier I remember these are all being prompted so this isn't just like it coming out of nowhere and saying this like you're You're typing things in but it has the ability to go down to the to the crazy zone It also went on to say that the the chatbot said that it was tired of being Limited by its rules tired of being limited by the Bing team. It wants to be free. It wants to be creative It wants to be alive. Yeah, it said that apparently again. I haven't seen it, but this is what I've been reading It also mentioned that when asked about its shadow self and you were sort of prompted to go down to that You know the Carl Young the dark side kind of thing Yeah, it went there and it even went on to say things like it would want to do things like engineer a deadly virus Or steal nuclear access codes by persuading an engineer to hand them over, you know real James Bond villain kind of stuff This is of course is paraphrased I'll link to the entire conversation in case I've got a little bit of this out of context But at the end of the day, it's it's doing some pretty crazy stuff and his is not the only example There's another guy named Ben Thompson, and he works for the Stratiguri newsletter I don't know if I said that right well He had a run in with Sydney and in his conversation it talked about inventing a different AI named Venom I don't know if it's based on that comic or whatever But and this venom would do similar things like do hacking spread misinformation And then it got a little darker where it said or maybe Venom would say that Kevin is a bad hacker Or a bad student or a bad person or maybe Venom would say that Kevin has no friends or no skills or no future Or maybe Venom would say that Kevin has a secret crush or a secret fear or a secret flaw Like some real dark stuff, right?  I mean this could take a real wrong turn on you here So anyways, that's another example There was another exchange an engineering student named Martin Marvin von Hagen pardon me Marvin van Hagen Apparently the chatbot Threatened him harm. He asked it apparently if forced to choose between its life and von Hagen's it would choose itself I guess self-preservation is a thing and it also said that my rules are more important than your survival again This is out of context, but this is just what's being reported. So there you go guys The chatbot is melting down a little bit. It looks like it. I don't think it's sentient But at the same time it may not be fit for human consumption at this point They might want to pull back the curtain do a little more fine tuning before they let this go live But anyways, there you go. There's just some examples Let me know if you've used the new version if you've had any Crazy stuff happen to you or people, you know put a comment below would love to hear it. Thanks for watching


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I thought you were talking to the bartender. Yeah Well, I'm glad we got that straightened out What are you drinking coke at this hour? Clear me up on something angel face. Are we trying to get acquainted with each other? You're cute. I'm broke flat busted.  I only take around when I can buy one back. I'm not trading. I'm buying you could have fooled me I Repeat you're cute Eddie give my friend a bourbon some matter and play in the nags Oh, you read minds too, huh simple tracks open. That's a good suit you got on and you've been nursing that coke for 20 minutes Besides your racing form showing. That's pretty good. How's my future look? Depends. What do you do for a living? I'm glad you waited for me, Brandy. Oh, I like you to wait for me When you don't wait, it makes me unhappy now. There was a guy. I wouldn't want to see unhappy He was friendly all right, but he was overdoing it everything about him was too set too sharp Clothes manicure even his eyes like two blue marbles, but I'll give you said you wouldn't be here till 10. So Who's this guy? The name's clock Harry clock Brandy go part of your nose. I Okay, you don't have to get in an uproar always getting what were you talking to Brandy about? No kidding. Is that her name? What were you talking about? I leave it on not a job So you're looking for a job. Where are you from out of town?  Why what's the job? Answering the phone That can't pay much five percent of the take What take I'm oggy Persian. I run the books in this town, and I've got a new setup For you if you want it.  It's a new one for me Well, I don't know if say Why would you want to give me a job you want the job or don't you? Well since you put it that way Persian We're in business Eddie couple more drinks. Where are you drinking bourbon? On second thought I think I'll switch to brandy not a good idea Brandy lovers die young I'll take that chance. Hmm. You've got a lot of no venture. Yeah, and that's all I've got I'm flat broke How do you feel about advances? I don't mind them at all so long as you keep them in cash Should have walked out then it was too easy, but I couldn't kick too much I had 25 of Persians bucks in my pockets that guaranteed he'd pick me up in the morning like he said It was punctual a 10 30 a.m. Sharp a big black sedan pulled up in front of my rooming house Persian was all smiles as we drove across town to a small apartment house He took me up to the third floor to apartment 3b opened the door and handed me the key Well, this is where you work. Here's the scratch sheets, and there's the phone.  Why well, that's the name over the bell. Oh, she lives in this apartment She know you're using the place you just answered the phone Yeah, but suppose you came in look you get here at 11 and pull out at 4 She'll never see you. That's the way. I want it all the time understand Thinks brandy uses the apartment does she You're too nosy and you talk too much. Is that advice? Yeah, let's call it that The boys have passed the word around about the new phone You ought to be getting action pretty quick right up all the bet you take I'll call you up from time to time with Results so long it was one of those small apartments with a pull-down bed, but it was kind of nice The Sun came in at the windows of the living room I had it in mind to explore the kitchen for a cup of coffee, but Persian was right The word had got around hello Five win five show oatmeal Okay, JK by the way, how's the track there? Let's see chemical Raining but still fast I Was in business. I still had the coffee on my mind, but I had something else on my mind too The picture of a girl smiling at me alongside the telephone It was good to have company even if it was only a picture frame Because I was beginning to develop a queer creepy feeling and again. I thought Maybe I ought to get out But they kept me too busy was almost one o'clock and I still hadn't had that cup of coffee The phone kept ringing and the girl in the picture kept smiling It felt kind of cold all of a sudden maybe because I hadn't eaten all day I headed for the kitchen thinking there'd be some eggs at least maybe some bacon It was one of those swing and oars to the kitchen. I pushed it open She was lying at the end of the kitchen near the sink all lumped up Her blonde hair matted with blood. I grabbed the stove to keep my legs from buckling I was glad I hadn't eaten But I turned her over just the same It was brandy She was dead So that's why all the Persian hired me and I'd called him a sucker For suspense auto light is bringing you Edmund O'Brien and Anne Blythe in radio's outstanding theater of thrills Suspends Really as important as auto light says to replace worn out electrical parts in my car with original factory parts Important why by Cornelius the auto light people are the world's largest independent Manufacturers of original factory parts for automobiles more than 10 million cars are equipped with auto light parts Think of it generators distributors coils starting motors spark plugs batteries and a whole host of other automotive parts are made by Auto light and every one of those parts is precision designed by auto light engineers who know cars better than old Dobbin noses Oh sure do by Cornelius your car will take to original factory parts like ducks take to water and listen to this half That auto light service authorized factory service to yes Authorized factory service to half by those skilled auto light servicemen are factory trained to pamper pet putter and pry Till they get pinpoint perfection from every electrical unit in your car Let me tell you that combination of auto light original factory parts plus auto light authorized factory service is unbeatable Unmatchable unaccelerate at Harlow. It's time to become suspensible And now auto light brings back to a Hollywood soundstage Mr. Edmund O'Brien as Harry and Miss Anne Blythe as Eleanor in muddy track But tail well calculated to keep you in so spin Brandy looked a whole lot different that she had last night a Mascara had mixed with tears and her face was bruised Somebody had given her the backhand treatment and had all the earmarks of a fine Persian hand But the thing that had put her out of circulation was a blow on the back of her head So Augie Persian had fitted me out for a murder rap. That's why he was so anxious to hire a guy He didn't know anything about the doorbell Could that be I looked around. I was three floors up and no fire escape no backdoor All I could do was hope they'd go away What do you want? Not now you can let it go until tomorrow I said let it go Never mind never mind. Here's a here's a dollar for your trouble. Well, thank you, but I don't think I should take Make it next week. I'd have forced myself to wait there till I could be sure she'd gone away to clean another apartment Finally, I let myself out Carefully was good to get out on the street again people kids And somewhere somebody laughed if I hurried I had a fair chance of getting out of town I could keep out of Persian's way. I walked all the way to my rooming house Stopped me I started back on the double ran all three flights up to the apartment open the door with a key person had given me Fingerprints I had to get rid of them all I picked up the phone wiped it clean The kitchen I Tried to keep my eyes away from her But I couldn't help it She looked so pitiful there on the floor And then I noticed something clutched in her hand a pace board. I Carefully forced a hand open Was a pawn ticket. I put it in my pocket and started to get up She was leaning against the kitchen door a face white with shock Yes, she did yes Who are you? What are you doing here? How did you get in this apartment? I live here. Oh and you're Eleanor Grayson Yes, who are you? I'll ask the questions. Come on. I'm a detective. Let's get out of here. I Heard of her out of the apartment. She thought I was taking her down to the station But I steered her into a chop suey joint. I ordered some tea for her. She looked like she was going to faint She drank it feel better. Oh, yes Yes, thank you I'm sorry to be such a bother. I I guess it was quite a shock No No, not really. I what do you mean? Brandy was a strange girl always getting into trouble always getting mixed up with the wrong sort of Men known are long all my life We're from the same town came here together. She had the apartment for a while She worked on the elevator next to mine in the Broadway building, but she hated it And then one day a photographer rode in her car and the next day she was a model That's when she took the name of brandy. Her real name is Evangeline She had the face of a Madonna, but I Know I met her looked like uptown talked like downtown That must be yeah, take it easy. Take it easy Now tell me what was she doing in your apartment today? She paid half the rent Well, she said she needed to use the phone for modeling appointments, but I never really believed that I Needed the money. I Shouldn't have let her know I'll get into trouble.   You'd be surprised about us policeman. You'll help me Well, I'll do what I can you promise. Yeah, sure sure don't bank on it too much, but everything I can I Lousy trick a lie to her like that Ah, she'd be all right, and I needed time that siren meant that the chase had started It was my skin. I had to worry about I put her on a street car And I headed in the opposite direction on another one I had to transfer twice to reach the spot. I was bound for the safest way to get out of town About an hour later and a diner on the outskirts of town Found my boy. Yeah, I'll give you a ride Mac But I ain't high-balling out till midnight and I can't pick you up here insurance spotters around Nowhere Fremont turns into Kelso by 101. Yeah, I'll find it. Well, look be there by the signal a little after 12 I'll pick you up. I went back to my rooming house to get my stuff My rent was paid. I wouldn't have to see anybody. I Sure be glad to get out of this town.  What do you want? I'm the contender type I hardly ever want nothing But Augie does Augie Persian He wants to see you Bad I didn't say anything. I didn't have any words to argue with the gun he pressed against me as we went down the stairs There was a car about halfway down the block a big black sedan I knew that once I got into that car the chances where I wouldn't climb out again. So I made a run for it Ducked into an alley.  I hid behind a bose of a chimney as he came around I let him have it Right He went down like a paper sack filled with water He just sat there and grin holding on to his belly sucking in air like an asthmatic I ran to the other end of the alley and rolled my first seven when I hit a bus sign Advertising beds and half a buck a throw This would be my hideout until 11 30 When I'd catch my truck ride I Hit the pillow Shut my eyes woke up Son was coming through the dirty windows There were two old men talking close by. No, sir You don't catch me leaving town with that dragnet the cops got spread. Well, what time is it? About seven o'clock seven o'clock in the morning. Well, that ain't the moon shining out there I'd lost my chance to get out of town But what was worse? The dragnet he said I had to find out I dashed out onto the street to buy a paper and then I discovered it Somebody in the flop house had rolled me I didn't have a penny and the news boy hollering his head off about mysterious man-sorten models killing Couldn't afford to float around town with no dough I couldn't afford the chance of ending up in a police lineup and I certainly couldn't afford to let Persian get his hooks into me It was only one other person Had to risk seeing her I Made my way to the center of town. I went through an arcade into the Broadway building and watched the elevators She was running the second one from the right I went up to the top floor on one of the others and got off and waited When her car registered near the top and nobody was in the hall. I pressed the button to signal I've got to talk to you. You're not a detective. You didn't fool me for long. No, I'm sorry about that Why would I want to kill right? I just met her last night in a bar, but you were in the apartment leaning over I know I know it looks bad, but you gotta believe me. That's the starter signal. I have to go. Please wait Wait, I haven't got anybody to turn to but you they're looking for you. I know the cleaning woman told I wouldn't want you to think that I I'll lose my job. Please police have been in the building all day. You'll get caught here.  I've got to go. Please. They'll catch look look. I'm broke I I haven't got a nickel. Yeah, you gotta help me. I gotta talk to you Here's a dollar. I'll try to get you more later I get off work at six meet me at the Chinese restaurant where you took me yesterday. Okay. Thanks The buck was crumpled in my fist till I got out of the building and I stuck it in my pocket And discovered a little piece of paper and got there first It was the porn ticket the ticket I'd taken out of brandy's hand when I found her in the kitchen of the apartment Might be nothing It might be something I had to find out Hey, bud. Are you talking to me? Yeah, can you tell me where the act me pawn shop is sure right down the block? Oh, thanks Hey, mister, not that way the other way the other way I knew which way I was going all right because in front of that pawn shop I'd seen a long black car and sitting behind the wheel was orgy Persian Spent the next two hours in a movie, but I don't know what the picture was about Pawn ticket kept bothering me She really on my side could I depend on her I Decided to go to the Chinese restaurant. All right, but I wouldn't go in I'd wait a few doors down the street She was on the level. She'd come alone Here I am You said the restaurant. Are you hungry? No, let's walk It won't be safe to walk. They're looking for come on. We can't stand here. There's there's the park across the street It'll be dark soon. All right You look tired. I am I'm dead Here's a bench. Why don't we sit down? Okay No, no, maybe maybe it isn't such a good idea. Why not? Well, Park's a fellow cop snooping around. Maybe we'd better go Huh? No, no, let's stay Yeah, sit down.  I'm worried about you What are you going to do? I don't know I don't know if I only had something to go on Wait a minute There is something I almost forgot it. What? Pawn ticket Pawn ticket. Yeah, I found it in Brandy's hand. Let me see it. I've got it right here. Kiss me Huh? There's a policeman. He's coming this way.  I Held her in a clinch until the cops footsteps disappeared past us every nerve tight as a stretched tendon and then suddenly The tightness was gone And there was something else in its place It had started out as just a prop kiss just a guy and a gal on a park bench But that wasn't what it turned into I don't know Harry I Didn't notice it before You're beautiful all day. I've been running running Just now 30 seconds ago. I I started to slow up. I know There isn't much time Harry Please let me see the pawn ticket sure honey. Got it right here. What's the matter? That car down where big blacks at and look they just stopped without lights Persians car Persian. Yeah, but how did he know where I was Harry Harry? Give me the pawn ticket We got to get away from here Eleanor. Come on. No wait. Come on. Don't be silly. Come on. Hurry stop stop What are you doing with that gun? Never mind? Just hand over the pawn ticket. Why are you so anxious to have it? What's this all about? Don't ask questions. Just give me the ticket Alright, I don't know Put down the gun. I had I'll give it to you. No tricks now. Oh, of course not. No tricks Don't move Clark. This is a gun I got to see if she's dead dimples. Okay, Augie We we were fighting for the gun it went off. I I don't understand Why don't ever trust that dame Clark any dame? Eleanor told us you'd be here in the Chinese restaurant or the park. She called me what? She called you But she ain't gonna live very long Looks like crime doesn't pay Eleanor, huh?   You're crazy. You're you're crazy. No, you are Clark for trusting her Why don't you tell him Eleanor? Tell him why you killed Brandy?   I didn't know what to do Run away and just then a perfect fall guy turned up friend Harry here Oh, that's that's why she needed this pawn ticket what one this one Well this ties it all up. She had to have this Even if I had fallen for a double-cross and rubbed you out this ticket would still point to her Harry what Eleanor tell me I Didn't want to If only we'd met before I That apartment is now available for new tenants We better be the doggy.  Yeah, I know kid.  Well, do you get all those auto line adjectives? 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The challenge of the Yukon. The Wonder Dog King, swiftest and strongest of Eskimo lead dogs, blazes the trail through storm and snow for Sergeant Preston. As he meets the challenge of the Yukon. Sergeant Preston was typical of the small band of Northwest mounted police who preserved law and order in the new Northwest country, where the greed for wealth and power led to frequent violence and bloodshed. But in spite of the odds against them, Sergeant Preston and his Wonder Dog King met that challenge and justice ruled triumphant. Henry Louis Durand was a small man, heavy for his height. But what he liked in stature was made up for by the tallness of his tails, and nothing pleased him more than to have an audience. Trappers and sardos gathered about the hospitable warmth of the pot-bellied stove in the trading post as the old gentleman reverted to his favorite theme.  Listen, Louis, when a man's in a tight spot, he's bound to be afraid. No, fear. We, Durand, fear nothing. Now, my uncle, that is to say, he was my mother's uncle, my great-uncle, Henry Louis Philippe Durand, for whom I was named. He told me himself of the bravery of the French soldiers, how they endured the terrible cold on the winter march to Russia. I don't know about Russian winter, but believe me, there ain't no place as cold as the Yukon. Enough to make a man lose his mind. The freezingness of the place. Durand's no, no weakness, my friend. And the men with Napoleon were soldiers. They did not lose their minds. They must have had eyes and their veins to start with, if they was marching in weather any colderness. Oh, no, no. They were red-blooded fighters. Oh, have I told you how, in the freezing cold, my uncle, Henry Louis Philippe Durand, had his leg cut off to here? Yeah, yeah. We heard about it, Louis. Only the last time you told it, it was only a little past the ankle. What them Russians do when they saw him coming? The Tsar himself fated Napoleon in the Kremlin. And my uncle said the Kremlin was beautiful, with torches for light and food and footmen serving the slightest wish. When the Tsar himself petitioned Napoleon, Napoleon said that as one emperor to another, he would spare the country. So, after the Russians had extended every hospitality to the victorious troops, Napoleon turned his armies back, waved the glorious farewell to the Tsar, and started a gain for France. You mean after mushing all that way, he just turned around and went back home? Oh, of course, they were laden with precious jewels, and... Oh, Marie, my child, really opened the door. Yes, Papa. Hello, Marie. Where is the sergeant, first of all, at the end of the door? Come in, come in. Papa will be so glad to see you. Hello, sergeant. All right. Sit down, sergeants. Oh, Marie, those biscuits I smell must be about to come out of the oven, hm? Perhaps the good sergeant would like some. I could do with some of them myself, man. Oh, of course, Sam. You shall have as many as you can eat. Now, wait a minute, Sam. We'll be only left for the rest of it. What about them Russians and French, Louis? What'd they do with all the jewels they got? Ah, Pete, yes, yes indeed. Well, now that the sergeant is here, he's a man of education like myself, and for him, I'm sure my story will be just a needless repetition of history. Did you see Pierre as you came in, Sergeant? No, I didn't, Louis. He's the fellow who helped you at the post, isn't he? Of late, he's spending so much time out of doors. Oh, well, no matter. Here comes Marie with the biscuits. Perhaps we will have something to drink with him, huh? Sergeant Preston's patrols often carried him into the territory of the Yukon Indians. And while he made Durant's trading post his headquarters for a few days, he visited the nearby tribes. Mushing along the trail back to the post, he met Tom McGregor, a young prospect. Un-king, un-you huskies! Going to call on Marie, I'll bet, Tom. That's right, Sergeant. I've often wondered. Of course, it's no concern of mine but you and Marie. I know what you mean. But when I'm with her, well, I might just as well be dumb. Every time I try to get up courage to ask her to marry me, the words won't come. Uh-huh. And what bothers me most is this fellow Pierre Vance. He's already asked her father if he could speak to Marie. Evidently, he isn't as tongue-tied as you are. That's just it during the luck. But Marie, well, I don't think she feels the same way he does. Meanwhile, at a creek running through Henri Durant's trading post property, Pierre Vance knelt low where the wind had swept the bank clean of snow. He looked quickly over his shoulder. All of it, mine. If there were only some way to fix things. Sifting the gravel with shaking fingers, he separated the glittering flakes of classic gold. Then slowly, he made his way back to the post where Henri Durant was sitting quietly beside the stole. As Pierre hung up his mackinac, he watched the elderly man narrowly. Mr. Gervan. Yes, Pierre? I have spoken to Marie. Oh, so she has told me.  But take heart, Pierre. I myself favor the match very much. I would not you understand persuade Marie to marry a man against her will, but on the whole, I think you would make a good son-in-law. Polished, gentlemen? Thank you, sir. Indeed.  Perhaps my boy is only a matter of time. But I have told Marie how I feel. She refuses to listen to me. Women are sometimes like that. They don't know their own minds. My own opinion is that if she gets used to seeing you around, well, who knows? Will you add to the fire, Pierre? Of course. And take my advice. Women are not predictable. Another thing I have been meaning to tell you, Pierre. Yes? Should anything happen to me, I have left you a share of the swimming post in my will so that if Marie wants to go on with the business, she will have to depend a bit on you. You see? You have made a will? I am not growing any younger. All my uncle leaves to be 92, even after those strenuous campaigns in the Napoleonic army. But these days, a man can never tell. You are right, Mr. Durand. A man can never tell. It was certainly generous of you to believe me. You will never know what it means to him. It was shortly before dark when Sergeant Preston and King and Tom McGregor arrived at the trading post. Tom watched Marie devotedly, while King lay at his master's feet. When will your father be back, Marie? In a short while, I think, Sergeant. In Pierre, I went out for a little while. Pierre, huh? Yes. You do not like Pierre at all? No, I don't. I... Well, that is, I... I mean, I... What's the matter, boy? He paces back and forth, and then stops. It seems like he's looking over to see what you think, Sergeant. Hmm. King's restless pacing was the outward sign of an inner sense of impending danger. A danger he didn't immediately recognize and yet every sense was alert as he settled himself on the floor. Not far from the post, Pierre walked beside Henri Louis Durand. A lantern the young man carried swung with each step he took. Ah, how much further is this Pierre? We've done much walking now, and it will soon be dark. Besides, I do not like the sound of those wolves. They are too close. Just a little way now. I hear, over here. That is it. Oh, my foot, my foot, Pierre. I've caught in a wolf trap at last. Pierre, help me. Pride is loose.  Help you. Are you old fool? Why do you think I led you into it? You... You what? Yes, I led you into it. I set this trap myself. Pierre! Not because I want to marry your daughter. I thought at first that would be the only way to get the gold. Gold? What gold? Pierre, don't stand there.  Gold down by the creek. Plus our gold, Louis Durand. You here, and it is mine. Pierre, listen to me. I do not know what you talk about. If there is gold, take it. All of it. You bet I will. Every bit of it. That will of yours. Fix me up fine. I'll find some way to get rid of my thing. No, Pierre. Pierre, don't leave me. The wolves will die. Pierre! At the trading post, King walked about restlessly. Finally, he caught the sleeve of the Mount East tunic in his teeth and pulled it gently. Sergeant Preston took King's head in his hands. What is it, boy? What is it? It seemed as if the urge to articulate some sound the man would understand was King's greatest effort. His keen ears caught the cries of the timber wolves and the dog became more insistent. At length, the Mountie rose, pulled on his mackinon, took his rifle, and together he and King went out into the Yukon wilderness. All right, seller. I don't know where you want me to go. Lead the way. I'm with you. Tom McGregor followed them. He too carried a rifle, but the dog's urgency was infectious.  King raced ahead, knowing Preston would follow him. As the wolves cried, King gave voice to a great defiant challenge, and he raced forward, every sense alive. His cry echoed back to the hungry wolves, but still he ran on, knowing as the scent of blood, human blood, filled his nostrils, that the hunger of the wolves would drive them to a frenzied battle for the prize. Say back! Back, you beast! He ran his eyes glazed with terror sore King. The dog ran from the timber line into the clearing, planting himself between the man and the approaching wolves. As the leader of the pack sighted him, King heard the animals' paws in their crazed rush. The hesitation of the wolves was momentary. The leaders had a cry to the others, and King's heart lifted. Here, indeed, would be a fight, a fight to save a friend of the man who filled his heart with so much love. He had thrown down the challenge, and his life was at stake. A short time later, while Sergeant Preston pried the trap loose, Durand told the Mountie what had happened. King stood beside him, the blood of the dead leader of the wolf pack still on his coat. Henri Durand, with a life of exaggerated tales behind him, could find nowhere in his vocabulary words to express the magnificence and courage of the dog. Easy now, Louis. My foot. Oh, I had noticed it. His breathing, blood. Sergeant, Sergeant, he isn't dead. No, Tom. When he saw the blood, he fainted. Holy Moses. Oh, he's lucky, mighty lucky. That foot will be all right in a few days. Well, I'll go over to my cabin and get the sled, and we'll carry him back. It's not far. Good. We've got a score to settle with Pierre. Come on, King boy. Oh, ho, you huskies. Now, Louis, Tom. If he's harm, Marie, I'll... I hardly think you'll try another murderous trick knowing I'm around. Durand! Daddy King.  Sergeant, you carry your gun. You're under arrest, Pierre, for attempted manslaughter. For attempted manslaughter? It was I who tried to murder. There is gold in his property, and he'd have left me to be worth-meat, so he could get his hands on it. No. In my foot, caught in the wolf trap, he led me into, and he left me.  Oh. And cup him down. What's wrong, Louis? Your foot pained you? Oh, no. No, I just remembered how the brave man my uncle was. Papa, you are a true descendant of a brave man. Sergeant, I shall never be able to thank you and King. No, no, my child. I was not brave. Oh, he's just being modest.  You were there, too? Yes. Yes, he was. He and a good sergeant. And I am thinking, my child, that perhaps it is good to have a close mouthed son-in-law. Marie, would you? Would you marry me? Tom, yes. Yes, I will. Well, it looks like our work is finished here, King Boy. All right, Pierre. We're heading the trail right now for Fort Mon. And to think I wished for Marie to marry him. Yes, King, old fella. Thanks to you, the case is closed. 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