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artificial intelligence, which was once

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considered a fantasy of science fiction writers, is today

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quite real; this topic has not

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left the pages of

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popular science magazines for a long time; it is constantly

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touched upon in films and books;

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most publications

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contain laudatory odes to artificial

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intelligence; they

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regularly inform us about new

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achievements of computer programs

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that learned to make medical

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diagnoses paint pictures like Raphael

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write poetry or sing

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constantly faced with a huge

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number of praises addressed to

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artificial intelligence one has to

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wonder whether its rapid

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development is melting a danger for us people, it turns out that

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such an assumption

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arouses great interest among many

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great minds of mankind,

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for example, Elon Mask or Stephen

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Hawking, these leaders in the high

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technology industry are sure that it needs

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constant monitoring, so dangerous is

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artificial intelligence and neural networks

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and what prospects can await us,

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even Elon Musk at a meeting at the

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Massachusetts Technological

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University was asked what he thinks

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about artificial intelligence,

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he answered that in his opinion

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artificial intelligence can be compared to

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summoning a demon that cannot be summoned

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if you cannot control it. In

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the future, people may be so behind

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machines that they will eventually

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look at people the same way people

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currently look at their

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pets Stephen Hawking in

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numerous speeches he said that

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developed artificial intelligence will be

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able to remake or

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improve itself, and the speed of

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its evolution will not be comparable to the

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speed of evolution of people, humanity

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risks finding itself at a lower

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stage of development

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on earth, essentially a new form

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of life will appear superior to humans, according to

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researchers from the

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organization mckinsey global institute

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coming In 10 years, new technologies

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will radically change the labor market on the

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planet; changes will affect hundreds of

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millions of jobs. People

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will increasingly shift parts of their

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work assignments and many routine

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tasks to machines, which will allow them to

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focus on creative work. From

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some point of view, humanity as a

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whole has an important and an interesting task

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to develop for each specific

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individual much faster than

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humanity is developing the

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artificial intelligence system; as

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practice shows, not only

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blue collar workers

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but also knowledge workers can suffer; scientists

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have identified four risk classes

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caused by artificial intelligence; the

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first is software hostility;

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artificial intelligence can become

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dangerous if it is deliberately

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programmed for hostility,

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for example, by the military or terrorists to

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achieve criminal goals, also the

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hostility of artificial intelligence

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can manifest itself when the

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global goals of the artificial

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intelligence itself and humanity do not coincide, what will happen if

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artificial intelligence decides that the

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only way to achieve the goal is to

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destroy all people, the second type of risk is

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passive, imagine if, for example,

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artificial an intelligence that does not have

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friendliness will be responsible for treating

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fields with pesticides it will treat

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crops even when there

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are people in the field the third type is random risk

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artificial intelligence that works

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with incomplete data can make mistakes

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just like a person, errors of this

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kind are impossible to avoid, just as it is impossible

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to know everything in the world, however, since

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artificial intelligence is capable of learning

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from its own experience, this risk

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is the least dangerous, the possibility of

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repeating a mistake will be constantly

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reduced by improving artificial

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intelligence and finally 4 risk the risk of

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incomprehensibility, the great danger of

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artificial intelligence lies in the

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ability of endless

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self-improvement, in the end

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such artificial intelligence can

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exceed the capabilities of intelligence

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human when it arises and

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which will be smarter than any person on

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earth people will not be able to

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fully understand it it will continue

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to improve itself at a tremendous speed

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its possibilities will become truly

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endless there are many theories about the

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dangers of artificial intelligence

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ten years ago under the influence of the

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impressive successes obtained as

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a result the use of multilayer

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neural networks, this area has attracted

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serious attention from both scientists

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and engineers and from investors.

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The scientific community can argue about the timing of the

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appearance of smart machines, but they agree on

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one thing: the development of technology will have an

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unconditional impact on the economy and

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relations between people in the future,

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calls are already being made consider the

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ethical principles of

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artificial intelligence development,

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making sure that artificial

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intelligence is developing in directions that are safe for

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people, for example, Goldman Sachs

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replaced a team of 600 traders with two

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people and automated

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algorithmic trading programs for

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which 200 software developers were hired to maintain;

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artificial intelligence in itself is not the

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same as automation processes, but

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the development of artificial intelligence

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will lead to the fact that more and more tasks

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will be capable of computer programs.

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Then the following interesting

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question arises: is a robotic

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system a person, can a smart

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computer vote what gender it is in

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relation to a person and a smart machine,

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members of the European Parliament are already discussing,

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wondering whether they should be endowed

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the status of an electronic personality, along with

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ethical questions, arise:

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legally, who will take

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responsibility in the event of an accident of an

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unmanned vehicle or a breakdown of a

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smart medical device, and the

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moral question of whether it is worth developing

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unmanned weapons capable of acting

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without the knowledge of a person 3, the ethical

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conundrum is discussed more often than others and

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concerns humanity much more than that

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theoretically, superintelligence can make a person

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real smart machines,

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by the way, write about this in the comments under

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the video, based on the actions of governments

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around the world over the past few years,

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there is a clear understanding that in

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matters of introducing artificial

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intelligence in

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people, they remain adamant

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Mohammed Korea from the University of Duisburg

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with her and a group of his colleagues from Germany and

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Switzerland, they developed an application for

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mobile devices

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capable of transforming real

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environmental objects into virtual ones, but at the same time

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preserving their original properties, the project

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was presented at the is more 2021 conference,

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augmented reality is no longer

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new to us, but in the classic version,

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virtual objects are superimposed on the

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real world, that is, they interact with

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already existing environment, while

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real objects are hidden completely

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or partially, or their appearance

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changes slightly; there is also the term mixed

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reality; these systems change the environment itself;

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they only complement and new

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objects; what is this

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new development? This program is

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based on 4 algorithms for

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working with images. transmits

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frames from the camera of a smartphone or tablet to the

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server where image processing takes place

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on a mobile device, this is

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difficult to do because it requires too

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much computing power, the result is

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one addition to our reality and

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complete changes, so how does the

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shadow government want to change our world,

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so at the first stage, artificial

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intelligence segment the image, that

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is, it selects, for example, people and a

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car, then one of the neural networks

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determines the position of the object in

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space in three-dimensional format, and

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the other cuts out its squadrons and fills

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this fragment with a

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realistic background; finally, at the last

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stage, another algorithm superimposes a virtual object on the

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cut out fragment

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so that

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it is located in the same position as the

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original, the models can be different,

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for example, a person can be replaced with a

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fantastic monster, a car with a

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giant Halloween of sky pumpkin,

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while the superimposed object will move in the same way

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as the original, depending on the

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selected measure of the network model,

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the application can cancel the purity from 4 to

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twenty-two frames per second, however,

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at a higher frequency, the images

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become less realistic also due to the

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fact that the program works in the

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cloud, the virtual object may

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appear on the display with a slight

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delay, but these problems can be solved,

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as the authors of the development say, in the future

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we will increase the server capacity,

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which will of course affect the

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quality and the speed of the application, but is it really

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worth rejoicing and clapping your

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hands? Recently, Louis Rosenberg, a

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programmer from the Air Force research

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laboratory that developed the first

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functional augmented

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reality system, published an article in the Big

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Thing publication about me the verse, that

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is, an immersive reality

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being developed as part of the

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company’s meters universe project facebook, which has

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now changed its name to meta, can

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change reality and it will cease

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to exist in the form in which we

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know it, this is what he says about this,

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I am worried that the creators of the platforms

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will control the entire infrastructure

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and freely use all

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augmented reality tools without exception,

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scientists believe that a number of

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users will be able to receive, for a fee,

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information about real people

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reflecting their social characteristics, and

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if such a user is in

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mixed reality, then he will see,

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say, the marks of an alcoholic, a racist, hovering above the head of this or

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that person, and so

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on, and so on, also, according to Rosenberg,

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people managing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the universe can

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force real objects will simply

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visually disappear and people will find themselves

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completely dependent on their devices,

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while we cannot carry out almost

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any type of life activity without

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using the virtual, in the end it

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will become impossible for us

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to identify where the real

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reality is and where the fake one is and we

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will find ourselves in a world of real

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cyberpunk dystopia term meta

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universe was invented by the American

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science fiction writer dear Stevenson in the novel

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Avalanche released in

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1992. With this word he described a

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virtual world where avatars of

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real people live. Later, this concept

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was also found in other science fiction

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novels, such as the film Ready Player One. The

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meta universe is a world in

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which virtual objects that do not exist in

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reality. merge with completely

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physical things and events within a

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single ecosystem platform, a simple

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example of seeing your digital twin of

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an avatar together with other people, you

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will be transported to many different

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displays of the universe filled,

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depending on the use case, with

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various services from educational

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to entertainment Rosenberg is not

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the only one who is concerned Ethan

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Zuckerman Director of the Digital

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Infrastructure Initiative at the

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University of Massachusetts also recently wrote

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an article in the Atlantic in which he condemned

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Facebook's ambitious project Zuckerman

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created a very early version of the metaverse

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back in

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1994 and believes that the mid-universe

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can do more harm than

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good another expert in the field of

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artificial intelligence the

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founder of the center compatible with

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humans and at the

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University of California Berkeley, Professor Stella

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Trassa said that his colleagues were frightened by

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their own successes in the field of

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artificial intelligence and compared

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progress in development and the creation of the atomic

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bomb, almost all experts believe that

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in this century machines will be invented that are

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superior to humans in intelligence,

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he said and called for urgent

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regulation of this technology at the

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international level, the community was not yet

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accustomed to the fact that it was beginning to

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have a very large impact on the

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real world for most of the

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history of our industry, this did not happen, we were

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just sitting in laboratories

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developing something, trying to make it so that

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it earned money, but most often in vain,

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so the question of real impact on

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the world is

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completely irrelevant, and now we

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see that artificial intelligence has penetrated

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many areas of life from search engines to

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banks, and it seems that in this century

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machines will be invented that are superior to humans

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in intelligence, as almost all

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experts in this world believe area, Stuart Russell,

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who this year will give a

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series of lectures on BBC radio called

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life with artificial intelligence,

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believes that it is urgent to ensure

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control over the development of highly

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intelligent artificial

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intelligence, in the opinion of growing and created

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to solve narrow problems, it is too

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risky to use for solving

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real problems, for example, it is dangerous

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to ask artificial intelligence to

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solve the problem of cancer as soon as possible, in

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which case it will most likely find a

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way to transplant cancer cells to all of

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humanity in order to conduct a million

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experiments in parallel using all of

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us as experimental subjects, the sphinx said the scientist

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and all because this is a solution to the problem

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that we they just gave him, we forgot

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to clarify that it is impossible to conduct

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experiments on people and use the

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entire world GDP to conduct

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experiments and many other things are not allowed, the

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professor believes that there is still a big difference between the current

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artificial intelligence and the one that is

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shown in science fiction films,

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but the future is where

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the car is for me people he probably also

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believes that the time frame varies from 10 years

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in the most optimistic scenario to

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several hundred, he said, but almost all

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researchers will say that this

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will happen in this century. The problem is

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that artificial intelligence does not need

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to be smarter than a person to pose a

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serious danger to him.

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Examples you don’t need to go far, just

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look at the algorithms of

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social networks that decide what people

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should read and watch,

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they already have a huge influence on the perception

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of people and artificial

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intelligence developers, according to Russell, their

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own success is frightening, it’s a little reminiscent of

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what happened to physicists when scientists

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realized that nuclear energy exists,

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what they can measure the mass of different

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atoms and understand how much n.i. and

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be freed if some types of atoms

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turn into others and then it

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happened and no one was ready for this,

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explained since the scientist is convinced that the future of

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artificial intelligence lies in the

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development of machines that, like trained

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servants, turn to people on all issues

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without making independent

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decisions, one should proceed from that that

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different people can have different and

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sometimes conflicting preferences and they

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change over time, he calls for the introduction

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of some kind of code for developers and organizations

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to ensure the impartiality of

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artificial intelligence, and the current

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ban in the European Union on disguising machines as

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humans should be extended to the whole world in five years, artificial

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intelligence will give the ability to use an algorithm

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to read legal documents and give

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medical advice, says the founder and

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president of the non-profit organization

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Open, her son Altman, in 10 years, machines

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will be en masse behind the assembly line and perhaps

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even become companies even later,

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almost everything will be done, including scientific

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discoveries, in the end artificial intelligence

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will create phenomenal results but At the same time,

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the price of labor will fall almost to the bottom.

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The prospects are not very bright, aren’t they, and the

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saddest thing is that no one

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stops in this so-called

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progress, everything has reached the point of absurdity when at

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one point these developments

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can get out of the control of the creators;

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history is written not only by the winners but also

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their descendants are those who strive to shape

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the worldview of the vanquished in a way that is beneficial for

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themselves.

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Theoretically, we are all subordinates, that is,

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every person, being a citizen of this

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or that state, is forced to

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obey its laws; however, in

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practice, everyone knows that among equals

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there are those who are more equal in order to remain

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inviolable and not answer for

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past misdeeds, the descendants of the victors

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rewrite school textbooks, build

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various historical centers in quotation marks

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and actually distort that very history, it

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is beneficial for them that every ordinary person

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is forced to sell their labor by

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default considers himself subordinate

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while at the same time recognizing his

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social position as fair, the existing

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social inequality now does

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not look as obvious as times of classical

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feudalism and therefore is not perceived

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so humiliatingly because in our

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marketing times all these simple

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concepts are postulated in the minds of people

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not directly but in a camouflaged form

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so that people do not even think about

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any class stratification or

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something similar and so that they do not

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Questions arose for the descendants of the deceived, it

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is suggested that the Communists are to blame for everything, the

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foreign intelligence services are the fifth

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column and, in general, anyone, what is the

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final goal of this control of the

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human brain in order to completely subjugate

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everyone, as we know, the idea of a one world

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government number one is the complete

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control of a person’s mind and his body,

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of course, is not directly reported anywhere about this,

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but their

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official plans until 2030 are quite enough, such

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as the sensational childhood 2030, but let’s

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also turn to the cinema in

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which they build in, actually

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add without dissection exactly those

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ideas that they want to bring to life

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[music ]

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so the film Gamer 2009, the idea of the film

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is to introduce specific nanoparticles into the human body,

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which may well

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be particles of graphene, which is

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now used in many places, by the way, in the

00:19:06

comments write where exactly these

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particles cling to neurons and block

00:19:11

their signal, transmitting instead of them, as if

00:19:13

replacing their signal neurons, in the

00:19:16

end, a person pumped up with nanoparticles

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becomes, as it were, a remote-

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controlled biorobot that is driven by

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some rich players, based on the

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film script, the plot is quite crazy

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from the point of view of existing

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technologies known to the public, however,

00:19:33

having hit the scientific works on the column, well,

00:19:35

conspiracy theorists have dug up one very

00:19:37

unexpected publication, researchers from the

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company decanter flagship collaboration

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with many partners and medical school

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fish ran about this university of sao paulo

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in a modeling study found that

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graphene oxide suppresses

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anxiety-related behavior they found that

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injecting graphene oxide into a specific

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area of the brain silences the

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neurons that are responsible for

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anxious behavior scientists used the

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usual model of animal behavior

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which is described as follows in the

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famous classic cartoon Tom and

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Jerry Jerry lives in a hole in the wall of a

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small room where he feels

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protected and safe usually the mouse

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explores the room freely and without worries

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but when the mouse sniffs the cat it runs

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back to the hole because it knows that only

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there it is safe this is a very strong protective

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behavior and the basis of the fight or flight reaction

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which is characteristic of most animals; the

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mouse remembers this behavior for a long time

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and at the slightest rustle runs away

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up one hole even after weeks of

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meeting a cat even after the

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slightest smell of a cat ses however using

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spot injection of graphene oxide,

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the researchers obtained amazing

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results 2 days after injection into a

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specific area of the mouse's brain, it

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behaved like other mice that had never

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smelled a cat in their home

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environment, in other words, graphene oxide

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suppressed the anxious behavior of mice, as

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Laura Ballerina explains to the lead author of the

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article and professor of physiology from the

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company decanter flagship graphene oxide

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interacts with the part of the brain

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responsible for the formation of

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memories associated with fear

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that cause anxiety

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[music] [applause]

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it does not act as a medicine by suppressing the

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function of some selective receptors,

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as for example other drugs act

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instead of this decanter temporarily

00:21:35

stops the entire mechanism of

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memory formation for a long enough time to

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destroy the brain pathology associated with fear does

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not damage the summer, as

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Laura explains to the ballerina, graphene oxide

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interrupts neural connections associated with

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anxiety without affecting neurons or

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surrounding cells, in other words, it only

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turns off the communication between certain

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neurons when the disease occurs the time at

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which these communications are excessively

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expressed for example in acute paternal

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stress and anxiety, targeting synapses with

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graphene oxide is enough to

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stop the development of this

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pathological behavior this is

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a form of precision medicine

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graphene oxide is naturally removed

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after a few days as the surrounding

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tissues digest the material the ballerina

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says that after two days they

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observed no inflammation and

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no trace of graphene oxide at all, then

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she and her colleagues are trying to combine the

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synapse-targeting behavior of graphene oxide with its

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ability to attach to

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drug delivery carrier molecules serge pica

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deputy head of the

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medical technology package graphene flagship

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comments on this work

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represents another beautifully it wanders the

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therapeutic potential of graphene

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used separately or as part of a

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medical device

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[music]

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thus it has been experimentally shown

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that the graphene itself, without transforming into

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any structures, has tropism,

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that is, we attach a good ostec to the

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nervous tissue and it is good there accumulates

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and after its concentration in the

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neural network becomes sufficient, it

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begins to block the mechanism of

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memory formation, rewriting it

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so much that the mouse then does not

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react to the cat in any way, hence

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the assumption is made that maybe this decanter

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can be added somewhere to remove

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some negative memories on a

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scale friends all over the planet, but

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of course we must understand that this is just a

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theory, nothing more, and now, in order to move from a

00:23:45

science fiction film to more real

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things, let's talk about such a

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direction as up the genetics, as you

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thought before, remote control of the

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human brain, a phrase no longer from

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science fiction films, but from forecasts in the

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field of up to gain ethics, a new

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interdisciplinary area in which

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biotechnologists, neurophysiologists,

00:24:07

physicists and optical engineers work, today's

00:24:10

innovations in biotechnology are due to a technique

00:24:13

that originated in 2005, up the

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genetics, this technique for studying the brain

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is based on the irradiation of nerve

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cells with light, this happens first

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on the membrane of neurons that are planned to be

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studied, artificial channels are formed

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for this, using the method of viral

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delivery into the body, a gene

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based on algae rhodopsin is planted, which

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encodes a light-sensitive protein in

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this type of cell, and then this protein

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works as a switch; using it,

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the light can either start or

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slow down the reaction for which

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these neurons are responsible to the desired one parts of the brain are

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supplied or implanted with a

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fiber optic transmitting light from a source for

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the first time to cause excitation of a

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certain type of nerve cells

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by irradiating them with light and without disturbing the

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work of other neurons. 16 years

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ago a group of researchers at

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Stanford University

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led by Carlo Di Sira Rota

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[music]

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succeeded in the possibility of such local and

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selective impact has

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revolutionized the research of the nervous

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system. Since then, scientists have learned to

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relieve stress in mice with a laser. Previously,

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electrical stimulation of the same areas of

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the brain could only cause anxiety

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or aggression; manage pain; create

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even a false memory; they talk about this

00:25:30

joint project simply and also

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managed to form conditioned reflexes;

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even force using light to

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run a mouse in a circle and identify

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cause-and-effect relationships in

00:25:41

animal behavior, a group of scientists from the

00:25:43

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center under the

00:25:46

leadership of Evgeniy Budu Genome, with the

00:25:48

help of obt genetics, managed to understand

00:25:50

some of the mechanisms of dopamine,

00:25:52

thanks to which it is possible to reduce

00:25:53

alcohol dependence, and this is of course

00:25:56

good news

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[music]

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so as you can see, friends, all the scientific

00:26:05

prerequisites for somehow

00:26:07

trying to influence the

00:26:09

human brain have the question of who

00:26:12

has the results of these

00:26:14

developments in their hands, and also this question of

00:26:16

whether they are somehow applied in our

00:26:18

lives now googl has entered the warpath against deep

00:26:21

fakes, the IT corporation will create a database of

00:26:24

fake videos with the help of which

00:26:26

the algorithm will learn to automatically

00:26:28

identify fake recordings; the development of

00:26:31

technology poses new

00:26:33

security issues for society; it is not only about

00:26:36

financial or information hacking; the

00:26:38

reputation and private life of users

00:26:41

may also be under threat

00:26:43

by one of The main tools that create the

00:26:45

preconditions for new cybercrime

00:26:47

are deep fake videos

00:26:50

created with the help of artificial

00:26:52

intelligence using the capabilities of

00:26:54

machine learning, the algorithm analyzes

00:26:57

many photographs

00:26:58

and then, using the data obtained,

00:27:00

replaces faces in the videos. The

00:27:03

biggest danger of deep fakes is

00:27:05

that the technology for creating such videos

00:27:07

is in the public domain.

00:27:09

and the result is sometimes impossible to

00:27:11

identify visually in an attempt

00:27:13

to stop the growing threat,

00:27:16

Google specialists decided to bitdi fakes with their own

00:27:18

weapon to recognize a video created with the

00:27:20

help of artificial intelligence, there will be

00:27:22

artificial intelligence itself in

00:27:25

order to better understand what danger

00:27:27

fakes pose for themselves, let's go back to the

00:27:30

origins of deep fakes from English

00:27:33

hyperlink deep learning and fake

00:27:36

fake realistic manipulation of audio

00:27:39

and video materials with the help of

00:27:41

artificial intelligence this technology

00:27:42

forces a person to say what he did

00:27:45

not say and do what he has never

00:27:48

done the deface technology goes

00:27:50

back to the distant 90s, at that time

00:27:52

only experts had such tools

00:27:54

on special effects in the film industry, the

00:27:57

consequences of the technology have been refined in the

00:27:59

Internet community and

00:28:01

software for creating deep fakes has

00:28:03

appeared in the public domain.

00:28:06

Recently, deep fake technology has attracted

00:28:08

more attention due to its use of

00:28:11

financial fraud, pranks and

00:28:14

fake news. The defect uses the

00:28:17

capabilities of artificial intelligence

00:28:18

to synthesize human images

00:28:21

combines several photographs in which a

00:28:23

person is captured from different angles and with

00:28:26

different facial expressions and makes a

00:28:29

video stream from them, analyzing the photographs, a

00:28:31

special algorithm

00:28:33

learns how a person looks and can

00:28:35

move, while working with

00:28:38

two Rossetti, the first of them generates

00:28:41

an image and the second is responsible for finding

00:28:43

differences between them and real

00:28:46

samples, if 2 naira the network

00:28:49

detects a fake, the image is

00:28:51

sent back for

00:28:53

improvement for the fake, it works

00:28:56

using open machine

00:28:58

learning algorithms and libraries, which allows you to

00:29:01

achieve the highest quality content, the

00:29:04

neural network receives the image not from

00:29:06

the library and is trained using

00:29:09

videos on video hosting sites, artificial

00:29:12

intelligence in the meantime, it compares

00:29:14

a fragment of the original portraits with what

00:29:16

is on the video and the result is

00:29:18

plausible material. In 2018, the

00:29:22

first public program for

00:29:25

replacing faces appeared, called fake ip,

00:29:27

which opened up deep bull tools to the common

00:29:29

man,

00:29:31

kits for creating such content have

00:29:33

since been in the free accessible

00:29:35

and easy to learn,

00:29:37

any person who has access to

00:29:39

the Internet free time goals and

00:29:41

motivation can

00:29:43

create fake content in real time and

00:29:46

fill social network channels with it

00:29:48

the first fake videos began

00:29:51

to appear back in 2017 at first

00:29:55

most of the content children looked

00:29:58

just funny they were in mostly

00:30:00

amateur video files created

00:30:02

using free tools and

00:30:05

containing the faces of celebrities

00:30:06

superimposed on pornographic recordings;

00:30:09

however, over the course of several years, the technology

00:30:11

has developed so much that the materials created with its

00:30:14

help have become frighteningly

00:30:16

convincing; it became widely known

00:30:19

after one of the

00:30:21

reddit users with the nickname deep

00:30:24

fix posted on their page there is a video

00:30:26

where the face of an actress from a porn film

00:30:29

was successfully replaced with the face of actress Gal Gadot

00:30:32

diptyque poses a serious

00:30:34

threat since this kind of content

00:30:37

is essentially an information attack

00:30:39

IT analysts say that

00:30:42

deep fake technology can become the most dangerous in the

00:30:44

digital environment in recent decades

00:30:47

with With the spread of de fakes, there have been

00:30:49

cases of discrediting famous people

00:30:52

whose photographs are numerous on the Internet in the

00:30:54

world of politics, defect technology can

00:30:56

be used as a weapon against

00:30:58

individual figures and entire parties in order to

00:31:01

manipulate public perception to

00:31:03

influence elections and even the stock

00:31:06

market, as an example of loud children

00:31:09

can be cited published in

00:31:12

1018, a fake sex video with

00:31:14

US President Barack Obama where he allegedly

00:31:16

insults the current head of the American

00:31:19

state, the video was made

00:31:21

using the fake ip program and Adobe After

00:31:24

Effects in mid-2019, a

00:31:28

fabricated video with Mark

00:31:30

Zuckerberg appeared on the network, which allegedly openly

00:31:33

depicted the current state of affairs with

00:31:35

personal data of people in the same

00:31:37

year, a deep fake video was published on the Internet

00:31:39

with the Speaker of the House of Representatives of the

00:31:41

US Congress on Inc. Pelosi, the author of the

00:31:44

video, using

00:31:46

artificial intelligence technologies, changed the speech,

00:31:49

sang and so that she pronounced the

00:31:51

words poorly and the users who watched the video

00:31:53

thought that she was a politician is in a

00:31:55

state of alcoholic intoxication,

00:31:58

all this grew into a big scandal and

00:32:01

only after some time it was

00:32:03

proven that the speech was sung and was

00:32:05

generated by a computer in June

00:32:09

2019, users saw the deep

00:32:12

newt algorithm which learned to undress girls

00:32:15

in photographs, if before this similar

00:32:17

program they simply replaced faces the new

00:32:19

algorithm independently brought the

00:32:22

body of the heroine of the photo; it was enough to

00:32:24

upload the image into the program and

00:32:26

wait a few seconds; the

00:32:28

events described forced the government and

00:32:30

industry of the United States to

00:32:32

identify and limit the illegal

00:32:34

use of deep fakes in October

00:32:38

2019, the governor of California, Kevin news, he

00:32:41

signed the nb 730 document known as

00:32:45

anti defect is a bill that

00:32:47

talks about banning the distribution of deep

00:32:50

fake videos during the election

00:32:52

campaign in 2020, and these giants are

00:32:56

developing anti-difference

00:32:58

algorithms that could accurately

00:33:01

identify fake videos in the fall of

00:33:04

2019. Facebook organized a defect

00:33:06

detection challenge competition for the best

00:33:09

program for recognizing whether fakes

00:33:11

have a prize. the fund amounted to 10 million

00:33:13

dollars, most often the DeBakes are created

00:33:16

using a generative adversarial network, there are

00:33:18

two systems in it, a generator and a

00:33:20

discriminator, they work like a pair of

00:33:23

students in a university micro group,

00:33:25

one offers ideas from a friend, criticizes them, the

00:33:28

generator creates an image, the

00:33:31

discriminator trained on real photographs suggests what needs to be

00:33:34

corrected,

00:33:35

note that technology is constantly

00:33:37

evolving as we see, friends,

00:33:40

technology itself cannot be assessed as

00:33:43

bad or good, the question is whether

00:33:46

a person will use it as a weapon or

00:33:48

as a tool, the public is already

00:33:50

negative, huge forces and

00:33:52

funds are spent on fighting the ban and this is

00:33:54

no coincidence, imagine what if in one

00:33:57

fine day, with the help of children, they will

00:33:59

unleash, for example, the third world war

00:34:01

with some famous

00:34:04

person being compromised for the world order of the sacred, the

00:34:06

notorious new world religion

00:34:08

created on the basis of the integration of various

00:34:10

religious confessional systems and

00:34:13

creeds, the Vatican is responsible, the

00:34:15

Vatican’s task is to create on earth a single world

00:34:18

religion the following world order of power

00:34:21

is a euphemism for political management, the

00:34:23

modern system of which dates back to the

00:34:26

first half of the 70s,

00:34:28

the creation of a tripartite commission, a brief

00:34:31

background is as early as the end of the 19th century,

00:34:34

at the zenith of the power of the British Empire,

00:34:36

thoughts began to arise about

00:34:38

extending the British imperial

00:34:40

model to the whole world, strictly speaking, for the first time

00:34:43

such ideas appeared much earlier

00:34:46

in the 17th century against the backdrop of the Protestant

00:34:48

Reformation in England, where they were put forward by

00:34:50

advisers to Elizabeth the First, John Dee,

00:34:52

who, according to rumors, was also an occultist, the

00:34:55

resuscitation of these ideas in the Victorian era

00:34:57

is associated with the name of Cecil Rhodes, a

00:35:00

provocateur and arsonist on the burg sky

00:35:02

war, having established a shiva named after him named after

00:35:05

Rhodesia and the diamond monopolists, the company

00:35:08

de beers rods, founder of the

00:35:10

Round Table Society, within which, after

00:35:13

his death, a narrow circle called the Round Table arose around his successor Alfred

00:35:15

Milner in 1910 and 1911

00:35:20

after the

00:35:22

First World War, when

00:35:24

plans for

00:35:26

the transformation of the League of Nations collapsed with the Great October Revolution in Russia world

00:35:28

government Anglo-Saxon elites

00:35:29

began to play the long game from 1919 to

00:35:34

1921 the round table was transformed into the

00:35:37

British

00:35:38

Royal Institute of

00:35:40

International Affairs in 1926 cinema or in the

00:35:43

modern interpretation for children house

00:35:45

at the same time on the other side of the Atlantic

00:35:47

the Council on Foreign Relations arose

00:35:50

this is an elite Anglo-Saxon bunch of

00:35:53

conductors promoting a new order who

00:35:55

had the honor of organizing the Great

00:35:57

Depression with Hitler's coming to power,

00:35:59

having failed and in the Second World

00:36:01

War, it was not a European split that was planned,

00:36:04

but the complete domination and dictate of the Anglo-Saxons,

00:36:07

or you of the Anglo-Saxon world, began to

00:36:09

rake up for themselves that part of Europe

00:36:11

that was under their control in the non-

00:36:13

public sphere with

00:36:15

1952 to

00:36:17

1954, the Bilderberg Club was created,

00:36:19

which was also located at the core of the

00:36:21

pyramid of global governance,

00:36:23

Bilderberg, with the

00:36:26

widest pancake of the European elites placed on it, the next

00:36:28

pancake on the rod and became a tripartite

00:36:30

commission that complemented the unification of the

00:36:33

Anglo-Saxons and Western Europeans with the

00:36:36

Japanese, and since 2000 with the whole Asian the

00:36:39

Pacific component of the headquarters

00:36:41

and the Bilderberg Trilateral

00:36:43

Commission itself, all in the head Washington

00:36:46

office of the Carnegie Foundation in were 3

00:36:48

structures from decade to decade

00:36:50

David Rockefeller community David

00:36:53

Rockefeller fellows and today the squad on the

00:36:55

official website of the Trilateral Commission

00:36:57

as well as pilot regions and projects are

00:36:59

presented on the map of the Brothers Foundation

00:37:01

Rockefeller, which strikingly

00:37:02

repeats the range of topics and programs of the UN,

00:37:04

respectively, China, Western Balkans and as

00:37:07

well as democracy, sustainable development

00:37:10

of peacebuilding, rock, art and

00:37:12

culture, that is, in fact, everything is

00:37:14

centralized in one hand, and now

00:37:16

attention to two things: first, the

00:37:19

G7 G7 is not an international

00:37:22

organization at all there is not even a charter or

00:37:25

other governing documents, this is not a

00:37:27

club of the elite, but then the seven are the mouthpiece of the

00:37:31

tripartite commission and meet

00:37:33

every year, some time after

00:37:34

its annual meeting, the

00:37:37

behind-the-scenes decisions made there or, let’s say,

00:37:39

recommendations are made by the seven in the

00:37:41

public sphere, this is what once again

00:37:44

proves how the puppet of Western

00:37:46

leaders dancing to the tune of shadow

00:37:48

conceptual centers and

00:37:49

the pointlessness of being in the seven of

00:37:51

Russia, which even at that time

00:37:54

never participated in the discussion of the most

00:37:56

important issues of financial and economic

00:37:58

management that did not concern us, and the

00:38:00

second thing is the establishing document for the

00:38:03

entire system of the world order of power

00:38:05

is the second report to the Club of Rome by

00:38:07

Michael Miso Ravich Eduard Pestel

00:38:10

humanity at the crossroads

00:38:12

1974 it presents a 10

00:38:15

regional model of the international

00:38:17

division of labor the Western core the world of

00:38:19

the system in it remains the core the rest of the

00:38:22

periphery the periphery 10 regions are

00:38:24

united into three blocks under the control

00:38:26

of the Anglo-Saxon elites,

00:38:28

Anglo-Saxon plus European ones, including

00:38:31

Bilderberg, the only one the country that

00:38:33

in this model is torn between two

00:38:35

blocs, European and Asian, is

00:38:38

Russia, therefore participation in the seven on a

00:38:40

side chair is not even

00:38:42

self-satisfaction about complicity in

00:38:44

self-destruction for its justification in due

00:38:46

time and the crafty formula

00:38:48

Europe from Lisbon to de East was born in exchange for that

00:38:51

formulated by Charles de the golem of Europe

00:38:53

from the Atlantic to the Urals where the

00:38:56

divided Russia should have ended, the world

00:38:58

order of power according to the formula is directed against

00:39:01

Russia and is built at the expense of Russia, hence the

00:39:03

litmus test of the authenticity of supposedly

00:39:06

new times and trends that supposedly

00:39:08

leaves the old elitist model of globalization in the past,

00:39:12

let's talk about the third component

00:39:14

of the world the order of money is visible only to the G20,

00:39:17

as well as the IMF and the World Bank Group,

00:39:19

which is closely connected with the G20 on the

00:39:21

one hand, is one on the other, so

00:39:24

resist the G20 and it is wrong; these are

00:39:27

different structures with different tasks

00:39:29

tied to a single leadership core

00:39:32

that, with their help, pursue their line

00:39:34

in the UN and in the twenty, that is, as you

00:39:36

again see, they are all subordinate to a single

00:39:39

center to perform some kind of performance in front of the

00:39:41

rest of the world from now on, as

00:39:43

they say, let's go in more detail, gradually

00:39:45

revealing the basis of the system of global

00:39:47

economic management, its connections,

00:39:50

the system of global political

00:39:51

management, and so on before reaching

00:39:54

ideas about what the G20 is, it is

00:39:56

necessary to start with the Washington consensus,

00:39:58

a set of liberal monetarists of their rules of

00:40:01

the global game, and secondly, a set of

00:40:04

certain institutions of which, first

00:40:06

of all, it includes the only

00:40:08

Ministry of Finance in the world, of course, the American one, also the

00:40:11

leading central bank issuers of the main

00:40:14

reserve currencies, dollars, pound and euro,

00:40:16

Fed in the bank of england and cb and finally the so

00:40:20

-called world central bank the

00:40:22

collective association of the

00:40:24

world bank group as well as the basel

00:40:26

bank for international settlements. above we have already

00:40:29

mentioned the connection of the world bank with the

00:40:31

twenty earlier you have already heard about the connection of the

00:40:34

iMF and the world bank with the twenty on the

00:40:37

one hand and sleep with another and not in plain

00:40:39

sight, this is the face of the world central bank; its core

00:40:42

is the Basel Bank for

00:40:44

International Settlements, which in the

00:40:45

public sphere, unlike the IMF and the

00:40:47

World Bank, does not shine from the word;

00:40:50

all networks are intertwined with each

00:40:52

other and are made up of banks

00:40:54

representing the interests of all the main

00:40:57

financial oligarchic clans and groups

00:40:59

including the Vatican, but pay attention to this:

00:41:02

part of the structure of the Basel Bank for

00:41:04

International Settlements and the G20

00:41:06

is the PSB, nominally it is formed by

00:41:09

governments, however, assistance through

00:41:11

inclusion in the list is provided to

00:41:13

private banks on which, as if on command, a

00:41:15

generous rain of reserves is poured to have

00:41:18

this as in general, but like this the interweaving of

00:41:21

personal wool with the state principle of

00:41:23

global management with the help of

00:41:25

which issuing centers need

00:41:27

to serve private interests,

00:41:29

for example, in the structure of the board of directors of the

00:41:31

Basel Bank for International Settlements,

00:41:33

central and private

00:41:35

commercial banks coexist, but that’s not all it

00:41:38

also has a conceptual center group that is not formally included in its

00:41:40

structure

00:41:42

30g 30 or thirty in which approximately equally there are ex

00:41:46

-heads of central banks including

00:41:48

reserve issuing centers and private

00:41:50

bankers, and so now you know that

00:41:53

management and capital are accumulated in the

00:41:56

same hands, the question arises why

00:41:58

everything that is happening now is being done taking into

00:42:01

account the experience of millennia in the coming

00:42:03

new world Naturally, no one

00:42:05

will call slaves slaves; on the contrary, they will

00:42:08

sing their praises and talk about how

00:42:10

all public institutions are constantly

00:42:12

fighting for their well-being, but what will

00:42:14

certainly return is a collar and a

00:42:16

brand in the form of ultra-modern gadgets

00:42:18

and high-tech chips, for example,

00:42:21

however, if the plans of Bill Gates and Gref

00:42:23

and those who will come to life with them and the

00:42:25

new ones of ancient Greece we will not see the Arab

00:42:28

was a thing they were a man only for

00:42:30

the law and the owner with his nose talent while

00:42:32

remaining a man did not lose his

00:42:35

human nature the world in which

00:42:36

liberal globalists are trying to drive and lure us

00:42:38

no longer provides for such luxury

00:42:40

the love for humanity

00:42:42

of its architects is so great that

00:42:47

they do not agree with anything less than an improvement in the terribly not entirely human nature,

00:42:49

humanism is outdated, transhumanism is

00:42:52

a symbol of the supposedly bright future of

00:42:54

humanity, therefore one cannot but

00:42:56

agree with the philosopher Vitaly Averyan

00:42:59

Um, who defined what is happening now as a

00:43:01

hybrid war against all of

00:43:02

humanity, which are not included into the

00:43:04

diamond larva of the golden billion,

00:43:06

one cannot but agree with him that

00:43:08

such a hybrid war will be most

00:43:10

effective and victorious precisely

00:43:12

until the enemy realizes that the war is being

00:43:14

waged against him, however, the mere

00:43:17

understanding that they are waging a war with us,

00:43:19

even a hybrid one, is not enough for

00:43:21

salvation from the digital concentration camp, it is

00:43:23

equally important to understand who exactly is waging

00:43:26

this hybrid war against people, without

00:43:28

this it is impossible to choose an ineffective

00:43:30

strategy, ineffective tactics of struggle, which

00:43:32

means it is impossible to achieve victory,

00:43:34

Professor Valentin Katasonov mentioned

00:43:38

Brzezinski’s books on

00:43:39

technotronic technology, published half a century ago, and here are a few lines

00:43:42

from it, in the technotron era, a more and more controlled society will gradually be formed,

00:43:44

step by step.

00:43:47

Such a society

00:43:49

will be controlled by elites who

00:43:51

will not support traditional values,

00:43:53

and soon it will become possible to monitor and

00:43:56

control almost every hernia.

00:44:02

and citizens not connected with each other

00:44:04

into a general mass that will be

00:44:06

easily controlled and guided by

00:44:08

charismatic and sympathetic personalities, it

00:44:11

must be added to these quotes that the book

00:44:13

was not the result of a free play of the mind of

00:44:15

Brzezinski, who

00:44:17

managed to predict our present with the power of his genius; it is

00:44:19

not a prediction or a forecast, it is a plan.

00:44:22

life Nske wrote it at the request of

00:44:23

Rockefeller as a plan for the activities of the

00:44:25

Club of Rome for the coming decades,

00:44:27

and let’s admit that the plan he proposed has

00:44:30

already been implemented to a large extent,

00:44:32

so how to deal with the

00:44:34

current situation, first of all, this

00:44:37

must be done on the economic field,

00:44:39

radically reforming the economic

00:44:41

system of the modern world, which has allowed

00:44:43

Over the past

00:44:45

half century, transnational capital has concentrated in its hands

00:44:47

colossal financial resources and

00:44:49

colossal power as a result of such a

00:44:52

reform, transnationals have gained

00:44:54

the ability to control political

00:44:55

processes and liberal globalism, that is,

00:44:58

its ideology expressing the interests of

00:45:00

transnational capital, will lose its

00:45:02

monopoly in the sphere of culture, education and

00:45:04

information, a difficult task, but despite

00:45:06

all the power trans nationals solvable

00:45:08

evidence of this,

00:45:10

national capital everywhere is beginning to

00:45:12

defend its interests, even in the citadel of

00:45:14

globalism America, national capital

00:45:16

was able to challenge transnational

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