He's an active participant with the Millennium Project for Global Future Studies and Research of the American Council for the United Nations University.

Charles has 25 plus years' experience in the field of electronics, material sciences, computing, artificial intelligence.

That'll be the focus tonight. I love that subject, actually, artificial intelligence, that will be the focus tonight.

I love that subject, actually, including eight years at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory at the University of California,

Berkeley, and Los Alamos National Labs.

So we should know what he's talking about.

Nanotechnology, coming right up.

Charles Osman, welcome back to the program

thank you very much good to be back in the air I'm glad that you're on the air

when was the last time that you and I spoke

oh I was thinking from an archives I think it was April of

or possibly May of last year long time ago

yeah all right a lot in in your actually, that's a lot of time.

That's a lot of time.

You're 100% correct.

Your field is going berserk.

I see a lot of stock market money and investment beginning to go into nanotechnology and that sort of thing.

Big money.

Yeah.

But tonight, I guess the focus is going to be on artificial intelligence,

and boy, do I have a lot of questions about that.

First of all, Charles, does it exist yet?

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