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[00:00:00] Ukrainian
[00:00:01] factories are burning in the crosshairs.
[00:00:05] The disunited Kingdom. Scotland, Wales and Northern
[00:00:08] Ireland demand a referendum. Today is the day of
[00:00:11] a joint declaration. The breakup of Britain is not
[00:00:14] far off.
[00:00:17] Neural networks versus humanity.
[00:00:21] Let's start telling the truth. There is a risk.
[00:00:25] The heads of technology giant companies have warned of the threat. Artificial
[00:00:28] intelligence will get out of control, and
[00:00:31] then what? All of us could die in the near
[00:00:34] future. How to slow down
[00:01:01] Military facilities in the rear areas of Ukraine are again under attack by our army, explosions in
[00:01:05] Kyiv, as well as in Zhytomyr and Ternopil regions, transport infrastructure
[00:01:08] near Odessa has been attacked, a large-scale fire in Krivoy
[00:01:11] Rog, a defense enterprise is reportedly burning. On
[00:01:14] the front line, one of the hottest sectors is the Kharkiv region. Our
[00:01:18] troops are crushing equipment and weapons of Ukrainian detachments
[00:01:21] trapped in a ring, firing points, militant
[00:01:25] shelters have been destroyed. And this is the Dobropolsky
[00:01:28] direction. Large groups are infiltrating
[00:01:31] enemy positions, here a Ukrainian drone has spotted our
[00:01:35] fighter, the reaction is lightning fast, a shot
[00:01:37] and the enemy drone is
[00:01:39] destroyed.
[00:01:42] This same Dobropolsky sector and Dnipropetrovsk direction, reconnaissance
[00:01:45] transmitted data where command points, drone control
[00:01:49] points were found. After that, a joint operation. Drones in conjunction with
[00:01:52] artillery pave the way for Sergey
[00:01:56] Podmarev. Shot!
[00:02:00] This is how they pave the way for infantry here in the Dnipropetrovsk
[00:02:04] direction, this is the time-tested D-30 artillery division of
[00:02:07] only 15 km from
[00:02:11] the enemy by current standards, right under the enemy's nose in the zone of
[00:02:14] drone accessibility. The task came, checked once, if
[00:02:18] it's more or less quiet, we immediately start
[00:02:20] working, waited for some period of time, if they
[00:02:24] didn't stir, then that's it, we continue working, the result
[00:02:27] is worth the risk, a couple of accurate hits. Kilogram
[00:02:30] shells are sometimes enough to break through the roof of a dugout, as in
[00:02:34] this case, then according to the established scheme. We destroy
[00:02:37] well-fortified positions, enemy
[00:02:40] bunkers, so that our FPV drones
[00:02:43] the infantry. Drone operators, of course,
[00:02:46] are doing most of the work now. And here, in the Dobropolsky direction,
[00:02:50] it's not just about destroying targets. Here, for example, a pair of our attack aircraft
[00:02:54] are making their way to enemy positions. Every step
[00:02:57] is controlled from the sky, by people like drone system operator
[00:03:01] Denis Sukhanov, sometimes, he says, he completely replaces the eyes of
[00:03:04] the infantry, sometimes when they go in the dark, they can't turn on a flashlight,
[00:03:08] they can't do anything, you tell them to turn right, turn
[00:03:11] left, when the enemy starts firing, we explain to them
[00:03:15] where the fire is coming from, aerial reconnaissance searches for
[00:03:18] enemy positions, it's a great stroke of luck to find an enemy drone control
[00:03:21] point or a place where militants are quartered in
[00:03:24] the rear, if the situation requires it, aviation
[00:03:27] is always in touch, Denis Ukhanov discovered the position of
[00:03:30] enemy drone operators behind Krasnoarmeysk, they acted
[00:03:33] quickly, flew in, directed aviation there, conducted objective control of
[00:03:37] target destruction, there were four buildings, four buildings were wiped off the
[00:03:40] face of the earth, simply assistance to operators of the technical and operational unit in
[00:03:44] the central grouping, they are formed at each regiment of unmanned
[00:03:48] systems, here drones are programmed, soldered, in
[00:03:51] this engineering bureau of the ninetieth tank division they constantly
[00:03:54] experiment, Denis Fionov, heads part of
[00:03:57] the developments, a former programmer, not bad.
[00:05:12] to present as a bastion of democracy,
[00:05:14] in fact, Mendel believes, power is in the hands of
[00:05:17] a dictator.
[00:05:19] Sanctions against Ukrainian citizens are unconstitutional, like many
[00:05:23] other decisions by Zelensky. Vladimir Zelensky uses them against
[00:05:26] everyone who advocates for peace in Ukraine. To survive, Ukraine
[00:05:30] needs peace, not another autocracy, even if it's Zelensky's
[00:05:33] autocracy. Mendel, in the past, a person from
[00:05:37] Zelensky's inner circle, while working with him, actively
[00:05:40] supported his sanctions policy. Sikorski
[00:06:18] stated that Poland would very quickly win in case of
[00:06:22] a Russian attack. Such fantasies. Europe does not
[00:06:25] stop the broken record, it's hysterical, scaring
[00:06:28] people with imaginary threats, and hides behind them to introduce
[00:06:32] anti-Russian propaganda, although our country, as has been repeatedly
[00:06:36] emphasized in the Kremlin, has not only no intentions, but also no
[00:06:39] reasons to start a war with Europe. Nevertheless. The warlike
[00:06:43] speeches there are getting louder and less and less consistent with
[00:06:46] reality.
[00:06:49] The global market could lose up to 4% of oil supplies
[00:06:53] due to the shutdown of Saudi Arabia and the East-West oil pipeline. This is
[00:06:57] reported by Reuters. The pipeline allows raw
[00:07:00] materials to be exported bypassing the Strait of Hormuz. The pipeline was damaged
[00:07:04] by drone attacks. The kingdom's Foreign Ministry previously reported. They
[00:07:07] were launched from Iraqi territory. Repairs could take about 5
[00:07:11] weeks. The world market.
[00:07:44] The most serious challenge of recent decades is being thrown at London by
[00:07:47] Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. For now, these are parts of
[00:07:51] the United Kingdom, but already today their leaders intend to sign
[00:07:54] a declaration demanding referendums on independence.
[00:07:58] The political landscape in Britain has changed dramatically after
[00:08:01] the regional elections in May. At the head of all three autonomous regions
[00:08:05] are parties advocating for independence. What will this
[00:08:08] lead to? Pavel
[00:08:10] Krasnov sought the answer. Can Great Britain repeat
[00:08:14] the fate of the once mighty British Empire, is it threatened by
[00:08:17] a final political split? At today's summit in
[00:08:21] Cardiff, the leaders of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland intend to
[00:08:24] conclude a memorandum of understanding, but according to
[00:08:27] the press, this document could turn out to be a verdict for the entire
[00:08:30] country, an article in the London Telegraph is full of alarm. At
[00:08:34] an unprecedented summit in Cardiff, three first ministers will sign a joint
[00:08:38] declaration in which they will demand the right to hold
[00:08:41] referendums on independence. All three provinces,
[00:08:44] Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, have historically been part of
[00:08:48] the country, but the question of their independence has never disappeared from the agenda,
[00:08:52] and now it is even sharper than before. After the recent
[00:08:55] elections in all three regions, forces advocating for separation
[00:08:58] from London came to power, and now they
[00:09:02] are coordinating their actions, intending to demand from the capital the right to
[00:09:06] self-determination. The situation was heated up by British
[00:09:09] Prime Minister Andy Burnham, who carelessly stated that...
[00:09:42] tried to backtrack, the topic has already resurfaced with new
[00:09:45] force, and Donald Trump added fuel to the fire. During his visit
[00:09:49] to Ireland, he stated that the two parts of this country should
[00:09:53] reunite, that is, he publicly advocated for
[00:09:56] the separation of Northern Ireland. Great Britain's
[00:09:58] opinion was easy to predict. Angry remarks poured
[00:10:02] from London, saying that Trump was behaving like a bull in a china
[00:10:05] shop. Northern Ireland's struggle for independence was long and
[00:10:09] bloody, only in ninety- eight did London and Belfast
[00:10:12] put an end to the violence, and it would be better not to
[00:10:15] touch this issue, but already now other opinions are being voiced, what
[00:10:19] if Trump is simply anticipating
[00:10:21] the future, I doubt he delved into the intricacies of the situation.
[00:11:17] Artificial intelligence against humans, what if the machines
[00:11:20] revolt, a warning from global tech giants, more on this after
[00:11:23] the commercials. Don't
[00:15:39] This is news on the first, we continue: Artificial intelligence
[00:15:42] could get out of control in six months, and this is a threat to
[00:15:46] humanity, a shocking admission from the head of Antropic,
[00:15:49] a company developing AI, a similar opinion is held by
[00:15:52] the heads of other tech giants, neural networks
[00:15:55] already know how to make decisions independently and act without an operator's
[00:15:59] command, and what's next, should we slow down progress before it's
[00:16:02] too late? Anatoly Lazarev
[00:16:05] looked into it.
[00:17:07] humans interact with the external environment, becoming
[00:17:11] too independent and about to get out of human
[00:17:14] control. Here's how Amade sees the immediate future. Given
[00:17:17] the rapid development of artificial intelligence capabilities, I fear that in as little as
[00:17:21] 6-12 months, it will be able to take over the entire internet with
[00:17:24] a bot system, potentially causing hundreds of
[00:17:28] billions of dollars in damage, and that the scale of this damage will only grow
[00:17:32] as AI continues to strengthen, if necessary control
[00:17:35] mechanisms are not implemented.
[00:19:07] that this is an alarming signal, a signal that we should slow down, we
[00:19:11] need to develop this technology carefully, to ensure that
[00:19:15] our security measures, and also our ability to understand and
[00:19:18] control this technology, do not lag behind
[00:19:21] the pace of its development. Other influential figures in the field of artificial
[00:19:25] intelligence development in the USA, SpaceX founder Elon Musk
[00:19:29] and Open AI CEO Sam Altman, supported Amadey's
[00:19:32] idea to slow down the pace of AI development, but the White
[00:19:36] House is currently against it.
[00:19:56] It opened in the renovated city garden, a large-scale project
[00:19:59] implemented with the support of the autonomous non-profit organization
[00:20:02] Eurasia, a new standard for family
[00:20:05] recreation.
[00:20:07] this is, without exaggeration, a huge event for everyone -
[00:20:11] of course residents of the city of Tver and
[00:20:14] the region and for our wonderful guests. No one believed that in 3
[00:20:17] months it was possible to build such wonderful beauty, bring
[00:20:21] new attractions, all new attractions, bring all
[00:20:24] communications to proper condition.
[00:20:28] Having radically updated the infrastructure, they preserved the historical appearance. In
[00:20:31] the future, similar parks will open in other Russian cities, well, in Tver
[00:20:35] itself, another sports one will appear soon.
[00:20:40] On September 17th, on Thursday,
[00:20:44] a running center will be opened, this is also a huge
[00:20:48] serious project that has been implemented. by
[00:20:51] Eurasia,
[00:20:53] a project that will contribute to the development of
[00:20:56] amateur sports, absolutely also
[00:20:59] free, with all the opportunities to engage in
[00:21:02] sports, running, with all
[00:21:04] the infrastructure.
[00:21:07] A whole kaleidoscope of events, from meetings with cosmonauts to performances by world
[00:21:10] stars. At the International Youth Festival in Yekaterinburg. Every
[00:21:14] new day is super-packed. Foreign guests are fascinated by our
[00:21:17] culture, art, development of technologies. Andrey Golderev on how it all
[00:21:21] unfolds.
[00:21:26] This is exactly what life looks like in this city of world youth. On the third
[00:21:30] day, even more opportunities to learn a lot of new things
[00:21:33] and show your talents.
[00:21:37] For a whole week in Yekaterinburg, you can immerse yourself in the culture of
[00:21:40] Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East,
[00:21:44] America, only here you can see such unity of
[00:21:47] peoples, guests from almost.
[00:21:51] Many acquaintances tried to dissuade me before
[00:21:54] the trip, in vain, I see how people spontaneously start
[00:21:57] talking, start making friends, and it's very surprising, like
[00:22:01] for example, this unexpected meeting of participants from Algeria and
[00:22:05] Donetsk,
[00:22:07] you are from Russia, yes, this is the flag of a region of Russia, the Donetsk People's
[00:22:11] Republic, where you can just greet a robot or
[00:22:15] see how they sing, draw and not
[00:22:17] only. very impressed with the
[00:22:21] technologies Russia has now, I think it will be interesting for the whole
[00:22:25] world. Every day, the exhibition of our country's achievements is gaining more and more popularity
[00:22:28] among the participants of the international youth festival, here they
[00:22:32] meet, gather, communicate, attend lectures, and
[00:22:35] also see how and what our country lives by today,
[00:22:39] what services we use, what technologies we have from
[00:22:42] mechanical engineering to artificial intelligence, all
[00:22:45] this can be, so to speak, experienced firsthand, for example,
[00:22:48] here on the simulator. drive a train
[00:22:51] and some foreign guests even
[00:22:54] managed to try out our transport. All these types of transport
[00:22:57] already exist? Yes, most of them are already working, some
[00:23:01] are currently under development. You know that after
[00:23:04] some companies left our market, we started producing our
[00:23:08] own transport. For participants, a big marathon of lectures,
[00:23:11] for example, a meeting with outstanding cosmonauts. I
[00:23:14] think that in the future all space flights will certainly
[00:23:18] develop in...