00:08Mr. Desmond, please describe to me what Roper does.
00:13Roper harvests multiple input streams, surveillance video, phone conversations, etc.
00:18Analyzes facial and body movements and provides probabilistic predictions of near-term behavior.
00:23Hey babe, how's it going?
00:25First impressions better than I expected, thank God.
00:28They could predict whether, at a fork in the road, a person will turn right or left.
00:32You put in a bank, identify robbers. In an airport, spot terrorists ahead of time.
00:37It's also my understanding that the code is close to being certified, but time is short.
00:42You do know there was a problem, yes?
00:48Anything like this ever happened before?
00:50What's the matter, baby? You look ragged.
00:53The overworked code monkey snapped, went out blazing.
00:56Who was this guy?
00:58Just some guy.
00:59No, no, no, no, no. This guy knew something, man. I mean, what's going on here is the fire that
01:04lights itself.
01:07It is so beautiful.
01:11Ghosts.
01:13You're the one who saw it.
01:14I don't think that this is about behavior recognition. I think this is behavior modification.
01:23Dammit, Desiree, just focus on the code!
01:25I just have to finish the project. It just has to ship.
01:29And everything bad goes away.
01:31Please, honey, hurry up. Hurry up and finish, honey. Hurry!
01:41It'll be murder, but we'll get there.
01:45You do not find the bug in the code. The code finds the bug in you.
01:51It is, guys.
01:52Is that better?
01:52But if I fall overworked, of course it was a thing.
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