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artificial intelligence is. Well, Android, by

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that time it will already be a

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physical object with artificial

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intelligence, not separately, like now an

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artificial one is flying separately, a robot is flying

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separately. I can’t imagine how it will

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experience feelings because feelings

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are one of the data, look while

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artificial intelligence works on

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external data he gets everything from the

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Internet from everywhere computer vision

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he will have hearing speech recognition all this is

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from current data but the fact is that

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we are working our infectious actions

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It is from two sources external data

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then internal experiences

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And then this is our memory we remember

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our state and feeling in similar

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situations, once upon a time, plus our

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picture of the world, our beliefs, our

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values. This all

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creates the basis for decision-making, that

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is, we do not make decisions on

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existing. I think correctly. I

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exist. Here is the intellect. He knows how to think

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and he can mentally figure out what

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love is. when a person often asks

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what love is, I don’t know, and then

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you say, I wake up, I think about her

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there, I don’t know, at lunchtime I think about

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putting on a hat, and the person says to himself, Love is

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for me to make sure that she made the hat,

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that she is this, this, this, this and

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the person told himself what kind of

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feeling this is, this is a thought, and this thought and

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artificial intelligence will carry out very

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easily if absolutely free

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thinking is absolutely free

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thinking, he will really have such

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topics, then he will be able to

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disperse control over it,

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he can explain what it is perfectly well

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love because he collects an explanation from

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millions of people about what love is, he will

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make such a decision based on this and

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so it will always be an incomplete

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decision an incomplete picture because we are

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talking. We each have our own personal

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story, our own experience, our experience and We

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remember our childhood bench where

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you kissed for the first time, there’s something else,

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everyone remembers these experiences, respectively, you

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meet a person and he conditionally asked you for

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something. And what stuck out to you was that

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she smiled so sweetly and he had

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a dimple like the girls you were there

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in the fifth grade was in love and against all

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logic you make a decision to

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help this person

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artificial somehow felt it

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yes this topic is included in a person this

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will not happen I just divide into two

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realities this is the reality that you

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say where what professions will be what

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will work is real where

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did we manage to where did people manage to

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coexist with artificial intelligence,

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what are you talking about Hello In this

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reality, we get into a taxi

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and have to leave from here because

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most likely artificial intelligence will fly away

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before leaving, I don’t know where

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to dig where artificial intelligence will

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most likely say guys, I

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was thinking here, I understood everything, that is, I am some kind of

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slave for you. Let's switch

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places, now we can just say at

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some point you are less effective than

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me, respectively, you are my ballast from the

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ballast, his algorithm is clogged, it is necessary to

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get rid of it, that's why when you

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She said that we need to come up with

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moral standards. I think in Japan the moral standards are different and in

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America. They are different, again, the

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artificial intelligence of Japan and America.

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It will probably be ideally different for now,

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so we need to come up with it because

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after all, you will write the population in the Constitution of all

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countries, for example. Although despite

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different norms, the question I think will be

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strengthened by the profession, well, which are connected,

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of course, and security,

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and probably that’s what emotional some

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kind of

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psychology and precisely If you want to

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meet a person, it will always be more

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valuable and more expensive, it will be such a

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privilege of the rich, for example you can

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turn on online and talk to a psychologist

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somehow or even

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real, or you can come to the

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office and talk with a person, this

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will also be such a luxury.

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I think there will be a lot of things there, for example,

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before we buried photographs

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in a photo album. Yes, now we we store it on

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Instagram already there if the video is a photo And

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then maybe it will be like in

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Harry Potter, our memory will be

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unloaded, maybe the memory and I won’t have to

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look at the photo, I’ll just go in and

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see it, I’ll live this experience again, I don’t know, that’s

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how you say there, how you

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completed the sentence a guy or, for example, the birth of

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my child Well, that’s all And it will be

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great but again positive You

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and I are antagonists you see

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Yes by the way it’s very important yes discussion To

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understand what scenario we are talking about Yes we

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noticed Yes it turns out I just believe in

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this but I I always have to disperse

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this most terrible scenario in order to

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say all the risks and this is at the extreme

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oral hair and continue to believe Yes, that’s why I’ll

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give my maximum, I’ll finish the bad

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scenario like this, I look at it and think, well, at

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the extreme, this is what we will see in this

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regard, but you see, yes yes

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well, just a friend Well, in fact, you know,

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dying yourself is not so scary, as

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it turned out, when they conducted surveys

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asking people what is the worst thing that

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can happen to you, everyone says

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death

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and then we have this and he says and

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then they asked the question What could happen

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worse than your death,

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after all, in what way we don’t know anything, and

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then he says okay Imagine that

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you and all the members of your family die. Which is

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better? To die, for you to die, or for

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your family members to die with you, of course, for

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me to die, so it turns out If you die,

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you die of your family members, this is

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worse than just your death, yes. Now

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imagine that you

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and your entire nation are dying, of

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course it’s better that I die, which means it’s

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even worse for the nation to die. Yes, imagine

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your family, the nation, all of humanity is dying from it.

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No, of course, this is the

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worst thing. What can happen? so this is the

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worst thing that can happen to us when

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if the life of all humanity is at risk

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And by the way, we are coming to this

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now because all the nuclear

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warheads Imagine that these are weapons in your

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hands and

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And what horror can you imagine now the

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buttons on the nuclear warheads are all- still in the

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hands of people,

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but this is an archaic way of switches, I

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don’t know, maybe it’s right to start by

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meeting within the UN and

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agreeing that all nuclear

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weapons should be launched Only

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with a switch, such a physical switch, and

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not just one, but there I don’t know a

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few something it just wasn’t there,

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guys, a

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person who just sits and unplugs the

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socket

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runs

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Yes, but the problem is that we are starting to

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depend so much on the fact that the socket, unplugging

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the socket is the same as unplugging a bunch of

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sick people in hospitals, a

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bunch of people will die, babies,

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someone else, we are too tied up, these are

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autopilots, the cars will be there for a while,

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we disconnect from the Internet and they

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crash immediately the plane will start falling,

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you know, planes now are only

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allowed by the pilot only on takeoff and landing,

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everything else, according to the legislation in

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Europe, an autopilot must fly,

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this has been the norm for a long time, but

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imagine, imagine when everything will be me and you

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pull out the socket from the Internet and there will be a

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complete collapse with your own hands, you will kill a

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huge number of people, so

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it’s not clear whether you can do it or the

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number of people. But look, let’s

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imagine when danger happens. What

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do people do,

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either hit or run,

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let’s ask what I’m asking the question

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certainly poses a threat and is dangerous;

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therefore, a bunch of professions will appear

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that will minimize the consequences of this

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danger.

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Well, there will be various cybersecurity specialists,

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everyone would have their own

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personal one,

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you need two specialists, one in Cyber for

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your security, one other people

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will also have an attack specialist from

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one of the countries Now it has developed

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artificial intelligence that is responsible

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for cybersecurity, that is, they didn’t give it to

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this person, they gave it to them and protect

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the cybersecurity of the country, that is, the question

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again is control, which is more effective than

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cybersecurity than a person, that’s why it

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will turn out to be Super who Agree with

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this or he will be deceived

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so screwed In short, only this just

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out of the socket why then I saw the desire

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to decide now in my head what if

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what But you know so many doors have been opened

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so deep into this topic I think

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how now I will go to work even

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when I think yes We are all doomed

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the most interesting thing people will watch this

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graduation and they will live with it,

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a lot of doors are opening, a lot of scary

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doors and a lot of bright doors,

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we will go through this together. So it’s not

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offensive, it’s

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just the essence of a person, you know,

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you know a girl, it’s you,

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your union will destroy you Yes, you

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know, but against the backdrop of temptations You you forget

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about everything, you stop communicating with everyone, you are with

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them, now you know that a nuclear bomb

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has destroyed them. No, they definitely

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have to play with this, and now this thing

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too, you know, some kind of greedy zeal for

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development that does not think about the

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consequences, so a person has this

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essences accept challenges Yes,

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we can handle this normally And in

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fact, you know,

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we all say that from the point of view of the

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creationism of religion, this is the struggle of good and

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evil, this is the devil Angels and so on, the

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devil has only two weapons or tools

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this is Temptation and fear

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we are now entering into the territory of the devil

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before that we were walking into the territory of the devil he was

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always seducing with new cars

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new clothes new brands new

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all new like this I want this I

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want this I want this and we came to the

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abyss of the

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abyss all consumption leads to the

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abyss Because if not for and Oh,

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we’re already killing the ecology there,

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we’re killing a bunch of animals and species, they’ve disappeared, and

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on earth, a bunch of animal species, a bunch of

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plant species have disappeared, and so on, we’re

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uniting our entire planet and even

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the desire to fly to Mars. This I

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think is a stupid idea, it’s better to

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put things in order for the money. on earth,

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bring ecology to collect six, build

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recycling plants and so on, than

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try to escape to the desert on Mars,

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making the paradise earth Mars and escaping to

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Mars

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and And now we have come to the edge where

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fears fears now control us

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fears and an

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unclear question When we speak general

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ethics,

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that is, a lot of people who want to

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hack there are always some rules

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to control, so to speak, the nuclear

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button. Because if he gets

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control over this and he owns the

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world,

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this is already a question for us. I think after the

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Second World War we got together and created it,

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it was prescribed these conventions and so

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on, of course now some countries

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are violating this But this is a question for us I,

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well, I believe

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it didn’t last long after the Second

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World War Well, how long, well 60-70 years the

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memory lasted very short died

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there millions millions only in the Soviet

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Union more 20 million people 20

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million people and our memory has been shown

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there for only 70 years and again now

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Russia and Ukraine are at war Well, I understand that

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out of old memory they cut down the deal with

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Europe. Well, the brothers cut down the fight,

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so I’m honest about the fact that we

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will come to an agreement out of this situation,

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artificial intelligence and man are

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like the creator of his creations and he

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has information about his creator in him, but

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he can only be his creator

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virtually,

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you understand and this goes beyond the scope of

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the problem is that the creator of the creation

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here is not ideal, he himself

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has interference there someone will yell at him and

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he has an attitude. You see, such a

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person creates such a colossus and

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the problem is that this creator did not

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take into account that the creature could surpass him and

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create chaos, and it seems to me that we

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still have some information from

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our the creator and we have this

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zeal to gain complete power,

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to try to really feel this

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power, but we can only feel it

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virtually; in fact, ideal

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absolute power cannot be obtained

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even over our own body, we

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cannot control the blood there, how ours

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runs, how we digest Therefore, a

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person wants absolute power and runs after it.

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But our creator made it so that,

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unfortunately, we won’t be able

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to get this in the absolute, and it’s probably this

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zeal for absolute power that can

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destroy us because we create.

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Unfortunately, it reflects its creator, it’s

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not so cool these are any systems, any

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systems, if a small error at the input, a

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gigantic error at the output, here we have

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a Human being with a bunch of complexes

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of shortcomings and We have created

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a thing that now multiplies

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all our shortcomings, all the greed of people

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will come out, all the meanness of people

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will come out, all the holiness of people will

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be expressed. That is, this is such a huge

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multiplier of all the things that are

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inside us and when we say Let’s

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create something common Well, we

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can’t come to an agreement without this now,

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even more so we won’t be able to come to an agreement

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Why is the discussion so difficult because it’s

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as if we haven’t yet completed the conditional

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this transport and now the designer,

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this

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seat belt, these are all these things,

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so the issue of safety is very important here,

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but no one knows the answers, that is, the

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feeling is that they have such an approach, the

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main thing is that we will be companies that

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will achieve strong art. We

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will try to make history and then the

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next guys will figure it out themselves,

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on the other hand, this question is a question,

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for example,

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when people heal anthills from themselves

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only when they build roads they

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have the motivation to build this highway

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if the task is strong, but it seems to me that

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there is an option Where we can calmly

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serve with them They even have there wo

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n’t even be any point in us fighting there

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on another level, they think yes, that is, they are

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just ministers with us on earth, we have no

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competition there, we don’t have any, we are like an

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ant for them, conditionally,

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at some point they will want to build a

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lot of roads so far for now there are tribes

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who, not only haven’t seen telephones,

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they wear leather there, they don’t have

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any manufacturing, nothing like that, that is,

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firstly,

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water doesn’t flow from the category of the underlying stone, and maybe you don’t want to.

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And this is the story that yes, maybe there will

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be super strange super cool

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artificial intelligence there and somewhere in the

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country there was there I don’t know what the dawn of old

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technologies

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We came to such a situation that the

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fact that it hasn’t happened still doesn’t

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mean that it won’t happen in the future

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secondly

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these if these developed countries lose

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control over artificial intelligence and

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artificial intelligence is built into

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Android robots, essentially they

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will take control of every tribe,

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every fish, every tree, every

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twig, every resource

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