Dr Karl

And she had a rocky course but came out okay.

And they went to the radiologist and said, can you show me the breast cancer on our most previous, our latest mammogram?

And he said, yeah, there it is.

And he said, now, look at the one a year before that and before that.

And they found hints of it in the years before.

Summarize, they worked out an AI that can pick up breast cancer up to five years early.

But we're in a kind of situation of having knowledge but not wisdom.

We have the knowledge to give every Australian from a baby to an adult a fully loaded AK-47 as well as some explosive and some polonium poison, but we have the wisdom not to do it.

With AI, we're just rolling it out.

Everybody who wants an automatic rifle, here, take one.

That's what we're doing.

I do love working in the School of Physics because they're just searchers for the truth, and so let's introduce them, take it away.

Because if it had a spin, we might be in a black hole.

That was another story.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay, okay.

Next person, Caitlin.

And don't forget that you blew my mind with explaining, yet again, the Young Double Slit Experiment.

Look it up on Wikipedia.

And I still have difficulty understanding it, but thank you for taking me part of the way down.