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Published : Jun 7, 2019, 9:15 PM IST

25 మందితో మంత్రివర్గాన్ని ఏర్పాటు చేశారు ఏపీ ముఖ్యమంత్రి జగన్. దాదాపు అన్ని సామాజిక వర్గాలకు మంత్రివర్గంలో చోటుకల్పించారు. ఏడుగురు బీసీలకు, ఎస్సీ వర్గానికి చెందిన ఐదుగురికి అవకాశం ఇవ్వగా వీరిలో మాదిగ వర్గానికి 2, మాల వర్గానికి 3 కేటాయించారు. కాపు, రెడ్డి వర్గాలకు నాలుగుచొప్పున ఇచ్చారు. వైశ్య, క్షత్రియ, కమ్మ, మైనార్టీ వర్గాలకు ఒక్కో మంత్రి పదవి కేటాయించారు. రేపు ఉదయం 11.49 గంటలకు వెలగపూడిలోని సచివాయలయం ప్రాంగణంలో నూతన మంత్రులతో గవర్నర్‌ ప్రమాణస్వీకారం చేయించనున్నారు.

జగన్ మంత్రివర్గం ఇదే:

ధర్మాన కృష్ణదాస్‌ (శ్రీకాకుళం)
బొత్స సత్యనారాయణ (విజయనగరం)
పాముల పుష్ప శ్రీవాణి (విజయనగరం)
అవంతి శ్రీనివాస్‌ (విశాఖ)
కురసాల కన్నబాబు (తూర్పుగోదావరి)
పినిపె విశ్వరూప్‌ (తూర్పుగోదావరి)
పిల్లి సుభాష్‌చంద్రబోస్‌ (తూర్పుగోదావరి)
కొడాలి నాని (కృష్ణా)
వెల్లంపల్లి శ్రీనివాస్‌ (కృష్ణా)
పేర్ని నాని (కృష్ణా జిల్లా)
బాలినేని శ్రీనివాస్‌రెడ్డి (ప్రకాశం)
మేకపాటి గౌతమ్‌ రెడ్డి (నెల్లూరు)
బుగ్గన రాజేంద్రనాథ్‌రెడ్డి (కర్నూలు)
ఆళ్ల నాని (పశ్చిమ గోదావరి)
చెరుకువాడ శ్రీరంగనాథ రాజు (పశ్చిమ గోదావరి)
తానేటి వనిత (పశ్చిమ గోదావరి)
మేకతోటి సుచరిత (గుంటూరు)
మోపిదేవి వెంకటరమణ (గుంటూరు)
ఆదిమూలపు సురేష్‌ (ప్రకాశం)
పెద్దిరెడ్డి రామచంద్రారెడ్డి (చిత్తూరు)
గుమ్మనూరు జయరాం (కర్నూలు)
నారాయణస్వామి (చిత్తూరు)
అంజాద్‌ బాషా (కడప)
శంకర్‌నారాయణ (అనంతపురం)
అనిల్‌కుమార్‌ యాదవ్‌ (నెల్లూరు)

స్పీకర్గా సీనియర్ నేత తమ్మినేని సీతారామ్, బ్రాహ్మణ వర్గానికి చెందిన కోనరఘుపతిని డిప్యూటీ స్పీకర్గా ఎన్నుకోనున్నారు.

ఇదీ చూడండి: "పార్టీ కోసం కాదు... ప్రజాస్వామ్యం కోసం పోరాడతాం"

జగన్ మంత్రివర్గం ఇదే:

ధర్మాన కృష్ణదాస్‌ (శ్రీకాకుళం)
బొత్స సత్యనారాయణ (విజయనగరం)
పాముల పుష్ప శ్రీవాణి (విజయనగరం)
అవంతి శ్రీనివాస్‌ (విశాఖ)
కురసాల కన్నబాబు (తూర్పుగోదావరి)
పినిపె విశ్వరూప్‌ (తూర్పుగోదావరి)
పిల్లి సుభాష్‌చంద్రబోస్‌ (తూర్పుగోదావరి)
కొడాలి నాని (కృష్ణా)
వెల్లంపల్లి శ్రీనివాస్‌ (కృష్ణా)
పేర్ని నాని (కృష్ణా జిల్లా)
బాలినేని శ్రీనివాస్‌రెడ్డి (ప్రకాశం)
మేకపాటి గౌతమ్‌ రెడ్డి (నెల్లూరు)
బుగ్గన రాజేంద్రనాథ్‌రెడ్డి (కర్నూలు)
ఆళ్ల నాని (పశ్చిమ గోదావరి)
చెరుకువాడ శ్రీరంగనాథ రాజు (పశ్చిమ గోదావరి)
తానేటి వనిత (పశ్చిమ గోదావరి)
మేకతోటి సుచరిత (గుంటూరు)
మోపిదేవి వెంకటరమణ (గుంటూరు)
ఆదిమూలపు సురేష్‌ (ప్రకాశం)
పెద్దిరెడ్డి రామచంద్రారెడ్డి (చిత్తూరు)
గుమ్మనూరు జయరాం (కర్నూలు)
నారాయణస్వామి (చిత్తూరు)
అంజాద్‌ బాషా (కడప)
శంకర్‌నారాయణ (అనంతపురం)
అనిల్‌కుమార్‌ యాదవ్‌ (నెల్లూరు)

ఇదీ చూడండి: "పార్టీ కోసం కాదు... ప్రజాస్వామ్యం కోసం పోరాడతాం"

GERMANY AI
SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS
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LENGTH: 6:19
SHOTLIST:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Berlin - 7 June 2019
1. Various of robots Pepper and Nao from French company Softbank robotics
2. Tilt down of the "We Are Developers" conference in Berlin
3. People in conference
4. Various of former World Chess champion Garry Kasparov signing autographs
5. SOUNDBITE: (English), Garry Kasparov, Chess grandmaster
"I think its quite natural for me to be here. At the end, of the day I'm the first knowledge worker who suffered defeat from an intelligent machine. Though I would say that Deep Blue was not intelligent, it was just brute force. But I have personal experience fighting with machines and then working with machines."
6. Mid of Nao robot
7. Tilt up Nao robot
8. SOUNDBITE: (English), Garry Kasparov, Chess grandmaster
"Machines are getting faster and you would call it smarter. Though I don't think machines operate with this term, it is very human. But certainly smarter and more powerful. It is Moore's law. Today I remind people that a free chess app on their mobile device is stronger than Deep Blue. But its not just about machines getting faster or stronger. It is about us actually inventing new interfaces. Because at the end of the day, the machines still have their limitations. And the art of the future development is how to give an opportunity for humans to inject and invest our unique human qualities to compensate for machines deficiencies. Because no machine will ever be 100 percent performance, it doesn't exist in the universe. So there will always be room for humans to make the difference "
9. Various of Pepper robot
10. SOUNDBITE: (English), Garry Kasparov, Chess grandmaster
"I don't think the beauty and the suspense of this competition will be washed away by machines getting so strong. Actually, today there is even more excitement for the general public to watch. Because when I played Anatoly Karpov, 30 years ago, the public didn't understand what we were doing. Because they looked at the board and it was like two saints playing at a chess board and even grandmasters were afraid to criticise us, even if we made a blunder they were not sure, who knows… maybe… we are simple mortals we don't know. Today every amateur could just look at a computer screen and say 'ahh - Magnus Carlsen, world champion, made a big mistake because the machine tells you. So, it's annoying for me as a former world champion that some total amateurs can criticise the big players but at the same time, it enables millions of people to follow the game. So that's why, you know, the coin has two sides. So yes, there are potential negatives but I believe that when you look at the balance it's always positive."
11. Wide of Ruzr robot
12. Pan to Ruzr robot
13. Close of Stack Overflow logo
14. SOUNDBITE: (English), Joel Spolsky, CEO of Stack Overflow, coding support company
"I personally welcome our new AI overlords. I think that they will do a great job. And I support them in their mission. You know, I think that one thing will always be true. At some point, if AI gets evil, It's going to stop and there will be a message displayed saying that you need to update to the latest version fo the Java virtual machine. And the AI program will come to a screeching halt. And humanity will be saved. So, that's what I'm counting on."
15. Various of "We Are Developers" conference
16. American games developer John Romero walking in the conference hall
17. SOUNDBITE: (English), John Romero, games developer (made games such as Wolfenstein Quake, Dune)
"You know, something new comes out. Maybe people get afraid of it. Like, 'VR is going to ruin everything' or 'AI, it's going to run rampant and destroy the world because somehow we are going to give it access to everything that exists. As a programmer, I know that that's not going to happen. We have so many… Nowadays there is so much technology for sandboxing code to not hurt anything. Security is so huge that security is protecting us from the AI, that may go rampant. It can go rampant in its little sandbox area and ruin the virtual machine that its in and go 'Oh wow, let's not do that again,' but it's not going to reach the outside world unless idiots decide to hook it up to the internet and allow it to go anywhere and do anything. And I think, anyone that is seriously afraid of AI is going to keep it sandboxed and you know, keep it safe."
18. Wide exterior of "We are Developers" conference
LEADIN
Artificial Intelligence, or AI as it is often called, is a major technology trend, but at what cost ?
Chess master Gary Kasparov, who famously lost a chess match to a supercomputer in 1997, says we needn't fear 'intelligent' machines.
STORYLINE
The robots are coming.
These little cute robots, made by French company Softbank, can be used for a lot of things. They could give information at airports, check you into a hospital or do a little dance for your amusement.
The key to them is that they have artificial intelligence that lets them solve problems, a bit like a human.
Artificial intelligence, or AI as it is most often called, is the big buzzword in the technology community.
The robots are a visual example of AI in action, but most AI will be invisible to humans.
It could be machines that learn the patterns of the traffic flow in a city and adjusts the traffic light patterns to prevent congestion.
Or it could be chat robots online that answer your questions, very much like a human would.
Or even more mundane, a virtual machine that does your taxes.
Scary? Some people think so. Tesla founder and tech celebrity Elon Musk has said that he is afraid of AI.
One person that has some experience with intelligent machines is Garry Kasparov.
The former Chess world Champion lost a game of chess to a supercomputer called Deep Blue in 1997.
"Machines are getting faster and you would call it smarter," he says.
"….today I remind people that a free chess app on their mobile device is stronger than Deep Blue. But its not just about machines getting faster or stronger. It is about us actually inventing new interfaces.
Because at the end of the day, the machines still have their limitations. And the art of the future development is how to give an opportunity for humans to inject and invest our unique human qualities to compensate for machines deficiencies."
"Because no machine will ever be 100 percent performance, it doesn't exist in universe."
Kasparov doesn't fear a rampant AI in the future.
He says that smarter and more powerful machines have even helped the game of chess, bringing it to the masses in a way that wasn't possible before.
"Actually, today there is even more excitement for the general public to watch. Because when I played Anatoly Karpov, 30 years ago, the public didn't understand what we were doing. Because they looked at the board and it was like two saints playing at a chess board and even grandmasters were afraid to criticise us," he says.
"Today every amateur could just look at a computer screen and say 'ahh - Magnus Carlsen, world champion, made a big mistake because the machine tells you."
"So, it's annoying for me as a former world champion that some total amateurs can criticise the big players but at the same time it enables millions of people to follow the game."
The "We are developers" conference is the "World's largest developers conference" according to the organisers.
Around 10 000 software developers attend, and take part in over 250 workshops.
One legendary software developer at the conference is Joel Spolsky.
He developed the Trello management software and was a program manager at Microsoft. He now runs a software support platform called "Stack Overflow"
He turns somewhat ironic when speaking about AI
"I personally welcome our new AI overlords. I think that they will do a great job. And I support them in their mission," he says with a smile.
"You know, I think that one thing will always be true. At some point, if AI gets evil, It's going to stop and there will be a message displayed saying that you need to update to the latest version of the Java virtual machine. And the AI program will come to a screeching halt. And humanity will be saved. So, that's what I'm counting on."
Another legendary developer at the show is John Romero.
He is a superstar in games development, the creator of legendary games such as Wolfenstein Quake and Dune.
He says tech security is just too big for AI to ever be a major problem.
"Nowadays there is so much technology for sandboxing code to not hurt anything. Security is so huge that security is protecting us from the AI, that may go rampant. It can go rampant in its little sandbox area and ruin the virtual machine that its in and go 'Oh wow, let's not do that again."
So, perhaps the world is safe after all. At least if you trust the technology geeks.
The We Are Developers conference runs through June 7.
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