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You're listening to Daily Shit.

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Daily Shitikas are with you.

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And you already know.

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So, my Daily Shit that I want to talk to you about today.

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And again, and again, and again, I'm dragging you into the abyss of artificial intelligence.

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And there are actually three things here.

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First, I saw how artificial intelligence changed my approach to how I use computers and the Internet.

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Just before we recorded, I showed you how I make pictures for our coolest course on engineering management.

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And? What kind of integration do I have?

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Yes, this is how I warmed you up, blyat.

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Such a very thoughtful one, you know?

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Soft, soft.

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Here.

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If you don't sign up for the course, you'll regret it.

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That's just what I'm saying.

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Okay.

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In fact, I'm still generating, well, we're generating some graphic material with you.

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And how did I do it before?

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In order to find some picture, I was looking somewhere on the Internet.

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I'm not talking about charts and so on, but just about a picture that seems to...

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About Google Images.

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Yes, about Google Images.

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And you're looking for that picture.

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Those pictures are very often protected by some law.

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These pictures are very often...

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Bad in size.

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Bad in size.

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Watermarks are still so huge.

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Well, in short, it's very difficult to use.

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When we make YouTube videos, we use our pictures.

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We have a subscription to various image hosting, where you can take it legally.

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But it's just a fucking nightmare.

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And now I'm using Meet Journey.

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And I'm just telling him, dude, let's go there.

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Imagine, then everything is 5-10, and paint this thing for me.

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Well, three or four minutes, and I have a picture that I can already use on the slide.

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And there, of course, there are all sorts of, you know, image glitches, bugs, eight fingers, some other thing.

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But in general, people don't care.

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It's just a presentation.

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Well, stylistically, they are all the same, yes.

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Yes, that is, well, you can make a different style, you can configure anything there.

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And I realized that I use artificial intelligence, well, just like a colleague, just like a slave then, for sure.

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No matter how it sounds.

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And now a large number of scandals are coming from artists about the fact that artificial intelligence uses a lot of pictures for learning.

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And very often it can be pictures of these artists.

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So you decided to transfer that Twitter shit here?

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No, no, no.

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Wait.

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It's just what I'm telling you.

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Yes.

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And ethics and so on, it seems to me, is not very ready, even legally.

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Because, well, no artist can prove that his pictures are being used.

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But at the same time, everyone is shouting that their pictures are being used.

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Maybe that's the case.

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I'm not a judge here, and it's up to the judge to decide.

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But I realized that I was using this thing.

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At the same time, I sometimes go to the GPT chat, when I told you that we were talking about these werewolves.

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Well, I really asked him a question.

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And I sat there and thought, well, the GPT chat has data, but you don't know if it's real data or hallucinations.

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Is it verified data or not verified?

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Or is it a hallucination of the GPT chat?

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Because he doesn't understand what he's talking about.

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He doesn't give a shit.

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He doesn't give a shit at all, what you're asking.

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But does my life change the fact that I will know how many people, how many sharks there are?

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How many sharks kill people in a row or not?

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Or where did it come from?

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If I google, they will give me a million data, and I will use some data that is more or less real.

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But in general, my life will not change at all.

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That's why I see how I use it.

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But this week, or maybe last week, depending on when we release this podcast, there were two events.

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And at one of the events, John Hennessey, or Jack Hennessey, I honestly don't remember, but he is one of the pioneers of technology in the world.

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He won the Turing Prize.

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He was at one conference.

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And he said, well, guys, the way artificial intelligence develops, it seems, as he says, that technological singularity is about to come.

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Yes.

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And what is still technological singularity?

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This is the moment when humanity creates a computer that can create a better computer without people.

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That is, in principle, the moment when we create our own technological civilization.

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And he said that earlier we thought it was 40-50 years.

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Now we think it's 10-20 years.

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And indeed, I saw for myself, I have been using artificial intelligence for the last four months.

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And he progressed so much in four months.

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It's a nightmare.

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It's scary.

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Well, listen, it's logical.

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He's just doing something, and it's developing.

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If we didn't go to sleep, shit, eat, drink, watch The Last of Us, just be dumb, maybe we would have developed so fast too.

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Well, I understand.

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I mean, not only does he have brighter data, but he's been aiming for it all the time.

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What do you think he will develop?

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Well, just the speed itself, for me, like for a tinkerer, well, it impresses.

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It just destroys.

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Listen, I've already agreed that, well, this is it.

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This is it.

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This is it.

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I still remember your words when you told me before the war that we live in the best world.

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We live in the best time.

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And it's such a shit.

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Ouch.

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Well, listen.

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Okay, people are pushing us in the comments.

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The most interesting thing is that there is still a video.

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It's a friendly fire.

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I don't even know where it is.

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It's a friendly fire.

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I don't even know where it is.

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It's a friendly fire.

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Friendly fire.

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Friendly fire.

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I'll tell you one more time.

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Do you understand?

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I'm surprised that they didn't make a meme out of it when you're sitting in the CPZP and you're like, we live in the best time.

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Bioprobe.

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Bioprobe.

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Bioprobe.

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Bioprobe.

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No, wait.

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I'll tell you even more shit.

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I understand that, well, that's it.

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I'm just starting to get used to it.

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Are you waiting?

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I'm not saying that I'm waiting.

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But I mean, I don't think about my grandchildren, let's say.

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Well, that's it.

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That's what I think.

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The war with robots is theirs.

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Well, like, all these...

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Well, the prognosis doesn't matter.

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You know?

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Not only that, well, like, the pandemic is unclear whether it was a warm-up to what awaits us or not.

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The war is also unclear whether it is already the third world war or not the third world war, or what it all turns out to be.

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It's not clear.

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Ecology is also here, you know.

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Everything is falling apart, moving, flooding.

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You don't know what's going to happen there.

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The earth is shaking.

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Well, that means nothing is good either.

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And then Skynet realized it.

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In short, I...

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You know, I cook dumplings.

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I don't refuse anything.

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Do you see?

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I'm staying...

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Oh, and more.

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Wait.

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And then it turns out that Les Tofas is with those fucking mushrooms.

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If we hadn't made a podcast about mushrooms with you, I wouldn't have known that there were mushrooms.

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Well, that's it.

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Well, that's it.

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If we hadn't made a podcast about mushrooms with you, and I wouldn't have known that there's

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a damn mushroom farm underground, I might have exhaled a little bit.

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But I'm now realizing that the report...

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And with the fact that we recorded a podcast about mushrooms with you, we have commercials

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there, there were badae.

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There was cordyceps.

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There was cordyceps.

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So, we'll be the first to see the advertisements.

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Anyway, I...

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I say, I made up.

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What am I?

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I don't hate stoicism.

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This is it. Let him paint slides for us. I don't mind.

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And now, to add to your ambiance...

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God, I feel like I'm missing something.

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Eric Schmidt at a conference criticized the Pentagon and the United States of America for using artificial intelligence in weapons too poorly.

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He basically quoted Einstein, who wrote to the President of the United States of America, I don't remember who,

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that, dude, there's a new weapon, it's called nuclear,

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and it will change the world.

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It will change all types of wars.

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And now we see that nuclear weapons have really changed everything.

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Russia can do whatever it wants, but everyone is like, oh, oh, oh, it's not good to do that.

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America can't recognize them as a terrorist country.

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But he said that the same thing can be said about artificial intelligence.

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He said that artificial intelligence should be used in weapons, in drones, in everything,

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because it will be one of the main weapons in the future.

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And this, fuck, isn't said by some senator, isn't said by some politician.

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This is said by Eric Schmidt.

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Eric Schmidt was the CEO of Google.

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This is a man who shares technologies.

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He has an internal...

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He has a company that helps state agencies with various technical problems.

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And he has a hell of a lot.

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He has a hell of a lot of influence that he can use to push this thing.

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He says, I came to the Pentagon and said, you suck in machine learning, but you don't have to suck.

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You have to write machine learning.

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Oh, that's scary.

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Well, really.

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Now, artificial intelligence, we use Starlink, we use a lot of connectivity to do something, drones.

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Some tanks, some controlled weapons.

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Planes.

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In America, I read a statistic today that they have destroyers that haven't been flying for 17 hours.

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It's not much, but still haven't flown.

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Under the control of artificial intelligence.

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And so, if we take A, how do we use artificial intelligence?

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B, how quickly does it develop?

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And, ironically, the more we develop artificial intelligence, the faster it develops.

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And, ironically, the more we develop artificial intelligence, the faster it develops.

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And, ironically, the more we develop artificial intelligence, the faster it develops.

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And here Eric Schmidt says to his friends, use artificial intelligence, weapons.

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And I'm something, you know, maybe I'm a futurist in Russia, of course, but...

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But you start to believe in Vanzi.

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I don't believe in Vanzi yet, but I've already thought about KISS, you know.

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Go hide.

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There is no Internet.

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You won't get me, artificial intelligence, shit.

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There is no Internet in Russia.

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There is no Internet in Russia.

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There is no Internet in Russia.

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Because, let's take Ukraine, right?

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People in Transcarpathia, I don't know if their lives have changed.

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I don't even know if they had worries.

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Probably, depending on what Transcarpathia is there.

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I know in Uzhhorod, in big cities there is some, of course, mobilization, and people are worried.

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Also in Hungary there.

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But those who have with poses, I think, it's okay.

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Well, I put it that way.

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I also think that those who have with poses...

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I understand.

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I'm sure that in my beloved friend from the food experiment, well, the style of life has not changed.

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Well.

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But I really think, maybe, well, going to these herdsmen is not a bad idea at all.

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Maybe she can live a wonderful life on her own.

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Yes, yes.

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I'll tell you, globalization turned out to be very overrated.

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At the same time, we are making a podcast with you, which people listen to with the help of technology in many parts of the world.

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And globalization turned out to be very overrated.

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Listen, I don't know if our podcast is a good argument to protect globalization.

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So let's not.

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But this topic with artificial intelligence, with how it penetrates.

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Listen, you know, before this episode, I wasn't afraid of artificial intelligence in the military.

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And now I'm very afraid.

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I remember when I told you...

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You'll have to drink again.

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I told you my conspiracy theory about the existence of some very cool artificial intelligence that we don't know about.

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And he created Bitcoin to make people start...

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Yes.

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Oh, I'm sure.

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I'm sure.

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And no one knows where the Bitcoin came from.

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Well, yes, that Satoshi, Satoshi, Khuyoshi.

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Nakamoto.

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I think it is, yes.

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And I'm like...

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Can I?

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Can I?

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Do you have it?

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Do you have it?

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And do you understand what the matter is?

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He could, that artificial intelligence, on Bitcoins, grab the money and now spend that money.

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And then the Bitcoin falls.

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Oh, that's already...

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That's already gone too far.

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That's already...

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That's already the next level of conspiracy theory.

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Well, so what?

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Aren't we experts with you or what?

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So it all comes together, Dima.

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It all comes together.

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Everything is simple.

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Everything, as we said, in conspiracy theories, everything is logical and everything comes together.

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And everything immediately becomes clear.

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In general, yes, artificial intelligence.

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On the one hand, it's a little scary for me, you know.

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And on the other hand, it's a little interesting.

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And where will it go in a year?

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Well, how long?

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Well, I think, you know, now already, that is, discussions on the account of whether a person is for or against, it seems to me, well, it does not seem to me, I know that time has long passed.

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That is, all that remains for us is to watch how it all ends.

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That's all.

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Well, because now...

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Well, that is, now what?

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For example, let the society decide that artificial intelligence is not possible.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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Artificial intelligence is dangerous.

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And what?

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What is it?

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Well, they won't do anything.

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Well, the funniest thing is that Bill Gates once said that we need to limit artificial intelligence because artificial intelligence can destroy humanity.

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And here Microsoft is investing 10 billion dollars in OpenAI for the integration of ChatGPT into its search engine.

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I just remind you that Bill Gates may already be the CEO of Microsoft.

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But he is in the Board of Directors.

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And he somewhere there signed an investment of 10 billion dollars with his signature.

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Well, that's it.

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And what?

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What?

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We are in the Freemasons.

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Listen, if you look at Bill Gates, there was an investigation that he owns the most fertile lands on the planet.

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And through the subsidiaries of the company.

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He owns almost 90% of all the farmlands of the United States of America.

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And through the subsidiaries of the company.

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And this is Bill Gates.

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And Bill Gates is very active there.

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He said that in Ukraine the worst political power, the worst leadership.

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Oh, recently he wrote something there.

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I didn't even see it.

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But there are lands like that.

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It's so cool there.

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I thought, you bitch, don't open your mouth on Ukrainian land.

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Well, as I understand it, in the future there will be artificial intelligence and kolkhozes.

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Artificial intelligence and kolkhozes.

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That's where we're going.

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100%.

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You know, artificial intelligence will grow food on kolkhozes to feed damned leather bags until they die.

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And all leather bags will be Amish.

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Without light.

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Without artificial intelligence.

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Only robots walk around.

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Yes.

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Listen, well, it seems to me that we are creating a technological civilization that will make some kind of hamster zoo out of us, which will walk and be like, oh, look, these are our creators.

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We understand that it looks funny.

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But yes, there is a lot of irony in life.

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Well, that's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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In this...

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That's it.

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...my shiitika.

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Until tomorrow.