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[00:00:00] In the morning, it became known that the Prosecutor General of Ukraine, Ruslan Kravchenko,
[00:00:03] issued an indictment against the head of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau
[00:00:07] of Ukraine, Semen Krivonos. Kravchenko announced his
[00:00:10] accusations and called on Krivonos and his colleague, the head of the Special
[00:00:14] Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office, Klimenko, to resign. In Kyiv,
[00:00:18] the effect of the Prosecutor General's appeal has already caused a grandiose
[00:00:21] scandal, since last week he himself was involved in a NABU investigation
[00:00:24] into cases of covering up fraudulent
[00:00:27] call centers. NABU investigators.
[00:00:31] Today Kravchenko struck back, he left,
[00:00:35] fled Ukraine and promises new statements. Zelensky
[00:00:39] against America, it's interesting, the news will continue the broadcast on the first channel.
[00:00:55] This is the news on the first channel, hello, in the studio Valeria Korableva in this
[00:00:58] issue. to clear the way
[00:01:01] for infantry,
[00:01:04] shot!
[00:01:07] Front line, drones plus artillery - accurate work in key
[00:01:10] directions and long-range strikes, factories and echelons with
[00:01:14] military cargo are burning.
[00:01:17] Business trip or escape, what is happening with Ukrainian
[00:01:20] Prosecutor General Kravchenko, who after Operation Carthage challenges
[00:01:24] the boom, and Zelensky demands his immediate
[00:01:27] dismissal.
[00:01:31] Creative economy, the Cabinet approved a development strategy for
[00:01:34] 10 years, also healthcare, what Mikhail Mishustin discussed with
[00:01:38] deputy prime ministers and what decisions
[00:01:39] were made?
[00:01:44] Artificial intelligence against man, suddenly a revolt
[00:01:47] of machines?
[00:01:50] Let's start telling the truth, there is a risk,
[00:01:54] warning from world tech giants, what to do so that
[00:01:57] the situation does not get out of control?
[00:02:02] Powerful explosions and fires in the rear regions of Ukraine in Dnipropetrovsk,
[00:02:06] Zaporozhye, Poltava, Mykolaiv and Odessa regions, transport
[00:02:10] infrastructure, locomotives and echelons with military cargo were hit,
[00:02:14] supplies to the front were disrupted. Large-scale fire in Kryvyi Rih, as
[00:02:17] reported, the target was a defense enterprise. Kharkiv
[00:02:21] region, our troops are destroying equipment and weapons of Ukrainian
[00:02:24] detachments, trapped in a ring, firing points,
[00:02:28] militant shelters destroyed. The offensive of our troops is underway simultaneously
[00:02:32] in several directions, in the liberated territories there is a lot of
[00:02:35] work, demining, searching for caches, FSB officers
[00:02:39] are inspecting basements, abandoned buildings, forest belts, among
[00:02:43] the weapons found, including NATO-made, as
[00:02:46] well as ammunition with toxic chlorine-based substances,
[00:02:50] prohibited by international
[00:02:51] conventions.
[00:02:54] Dobropillia sector of the front and Dnipropetrovsk direction,
[00:02:57] reconnaissance transmitted data on where command posts
[00:03:01] and drone control points were found, after that a joint operation,
[00:03:04] drones in conjunction with artillery clear the way for attack aircraft. From
[00:03:08] the front line, a report by Sergey Podmarev:
[00:03:11] shot!
[00:03:13] This is how they clear the way for infantry here in the Dnipropetrovsk
[00:03:17] direction, this is the time-tested D-30 artillery division
[00:03:21] of the Center grouping. The crew is only 15 km from the enemy,
[00:03:25] by current standards, right under the enemy's nose, within drone
[00:03:28] range. The task came in. We checked once, if it's more or less quiet,
[00:03:32] we immediately start working. We waited for a certain
[00:03:35] period of time, if they didn't move, then that's it,
[00:03:39] we continue working. The result is worth the risk, a couple of accurate hits
[00:03:42] of twenty-kilogram shells are sometimes enough to break through the roof
[00:03:46] of a dugout, as in this case, then according to the tried and tested
[00:03:49] scheme. We destroy well- fortified enemy
[00:03:53] bunkers so that our
[00:03:56] drones can destroy the infantry.
[00:03:59] Drone operators, of course, are doing most of the work now, and here in
[00:04:02] the Dobropillya direction, it's not just about destroying targets, for example,
[00:04:06] a pair of our attack aircraft are making their way to enemy positions,
[00:04:10] every step is controlled from the sky by people like unmanned
[00:04:13] systems operator Denis Sukhanov, sometimes he says, it completely replaces
[00:04:17] the eyes of the infantry, sometimes when they go in in the dark, they can't turn on a flashlight,
[00:04:21] they can't do anything, you tell them to turn right, turn left,
[00:04:24] when the enemy starts firing, we explain to them
[00:04:28] where the fire is coming from,
[00:06:12] his wife herself claims it's not an escape, but
[00:06:15] a business trip, but few believe it. In early September,
[00:06:19] a loud scandal, Operation Carthage, a case of covering up
[00:06:22] fraudulent call centers, NABU detectives busted an entire
[00:06:26] organization led by the director of the Prosecutor General's
[00:06:28] Cyber Department. In the published recordings, there was a fragment where he
[00:06:32] admires the working methods of his boss, Kravchenko. And
[00:06:36] here's the retaliatory strike. The Prosecutor General signed a suspicion of
[00:06:39] fraud against Navi.
[00:08:44] Grenade launchers, rifles, machine guns, ammunition were seized. One of
[00:08:47] the suspects tried to get rid of the weapon, threw
[00:08:51] it out the window, this was filmed. In addition, operatives discovered
[00:08:54] 37 underground
[00:08:56] workshops.
[00:08:58] The Cabinet of Ministers approved the strategy for the development of the creative economy until
[00:09:02] 2036. This includes films, music, books, modern
[00:09:05] media, with special attention to the protection of intellectual rights. This topic
[00:09:09] was one of the main ones at the meeting of Mikhail Mishustin with his deputies, who
[00:09:13] discussed measures to support regions, including updating
[00:09:16] public transport. It was also announced that the government will allocate
[00:09:20] an additional over 300 million rubles for payments under
[00:09:23] the Zemsky Doctor and Zemsky
[00:09:26] Feldsher programs.
[00:09:28] Doctors and mid-level specialists receive
[00:09:31] lump-sum compensations, so-called
[00:09:34] moving allowances, ranging from 500,000 to 2 million
[00:09:37] rubles, depending on the level of education and, of course, on
[00:09:41] the specific area of employment.
[00:09:43] We co-finance the expenses of the regions for providing such payments,
[00:09:47] we will allocate an additional over 300 million rubles for this to those
[00:09:50] Russian subjects where such support
[00:09:53] is most in demand. The regions themselves will allocate about
[00:09:57] 140 million rubles more for such purposes,
[00:10:00] and this will allow attracting around
[00:10:03] 500 medical professionals, both doctors and paramedics,
[00:10:06] nurses, and midwives, to
[00:10:10] healthcare organizations in rural
[00:10:13] areas, small towns, and remote settlements.
[00:10:16] Artificial intelligence, a potential threat to humanity, could get out of
[00:10:20] control in just six months. A shocking admission from the head of Antropic, a company
[00:10:23] developing AI. Similar opinions are held by the management of other
[00:10:27] tech giants; neural networks can already make decisions independently
[00:10:31] and act without operator commands. So what's next? Should we slow down progress
[00:10:34] before it's too late? Anatoly Lazarev
[00:10:37] investigated. First they rushed to develop,
[00:10:41] now they are rushing to slow down development. The heads of the largest
[00:10:44] companies involved in creating artificial intelligence are sounding the alarm:
[00:10:48] AI is becoming smarter and more independent, and the moment
[00:10:52] when humans may no longer be needed is getting closer. What
[00:10:55] science fiction writers have been talking about for a long time could become a reality
[00:10:59] today or tomorrow. The first of the developers to touch on this topic in the public
[00:11:02] space was the creator of the system of large language
[00:11:05] models.
[00:11:07] Every week I receive letters in which people write that Claude was able to give me
[00:11:11] such and such a diagnosis that doctors did not see. Let's not forget about
[00:11:15] this. But if we talk about threats coming from artificial intelligence,
[00:11:18] I will not lie, the threats are real. Developers
[00:11:21] have lied to people for too long about the safety of technology.
[00:11:25] Let's start telling the truth, there is a risk. What
[00:11:29] does this risk consist of? Artificial intelligence agents, that is,
[00:11:32] autonomous systems that, having received a task, decide for themselves how
[00:11:36] to achieve the goal, independently, without human
[00:11:39] intervention, interact with the external environment, become
[00:11:43] too independent, are about to get out of human
[00:11:46] control. Here's how Amade sees the immediate prospects. Given
[00:11:50] the rapid development of artificial intelligence capabilities, I fear that in
[00:11:53] just 6-12 months, it will be able to take over the entire internet with
[00:11:57] the help of a bot system, potentially causing hundreds
[00:12:00] of billions of dollars in damage, and that the scale of this damage will only grow as
[00:12:04] AI continues to strengthen, if the necessary control
[00:12:07] mechanisms are not implemented. Jacob Coxon,
[00:12:11] Amade's former subordinate, he directly developed artificial
[00:12:14] intelligence in his company and resigned in protest against
[00:12:18] what he considered an irresponsible race for superintelligence.
[00:12:21] Coxon, like many of his colleagues, claims that financial damage, nuclear,
[00:13:04] not only the atomic bomb appeared, but also atomic
[00:13:08] energy.
[00:13:11] This does not mean that we need to panic right now, this does not mean that
[00:13:14] we need to rebuild everything. I would say that this is an alarming signal,
[00:13:18] a signal that we should slow down. We need to develop
[00:13:21] this technology carefully and make sure that our
[00:13:25] safety measures, as well as our ability to understand and
[00:13:28] control this technology, do not lag behind
[00:13:31] the pace of its development. Other influential figures in the field of artificial
[00:13:35] intelligence development in the USA, SpaceX founder Elon Musk
[00:13:38] and Open AI CEO Sam Altman, supported Amade's
[00:13:42] idea to slow down the pace of AI development. But the White
[00:13:46] House is currently against such a slowdown, citing the following argument
[00:13:49] as a counterargument. The main competitor in the field of artificial
[00:13:53] intelligence is China. It is not going to slow
[00:13:56] down. Anatoly Lazarev, Maxim Kulifeev, Channel
[00:14:00] One.
[00:14:02] A monument to Igor Kirillov was unveiled at Novodevichy Cemetery. Today marks
[00:14:05] 94 years since the birth of the legendary announcer. Relatives and
[00:14:09] colleagues recall his amazing talent, a voice known
[00:14:13] throughout the country. He cherished the trust of viewers as his greatest
[00:14:16] value. For several generations of journalists and TV presenters, Igor
[00:14:20] Kirillov became a mentor, a top-class
[00:14:23] professional, for decades.
[00:15:26] For several postwar decades, the voice
[00:15:29] symbol of the Soviet Union was
[00:15:32] Igor Ianich, he informed the country about
[00:15:36] the flight of the first satellite, about the flight of the first
[00:15:39] cosmonaut, he greeted everyone
[00:15:42] on the eve of the New Year, and
[00:15:46] in general, he embodied
[00:15:49] the voice of the homeland with his
[00:15:52] silvery baritone.