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[00:01:47] Today, for example, suppose he showed that in the field of artificial intelligence,
[00:01:50] for example, we are 14th in the world, for example,
[00:01:53] if we neglect
[00:01:57] a little, we will fall asleep. We will fall
[00:02:00] rapidly. Any nation that
[00:02:04] today falls behind
[00:02:06] in this field, its fate
[00:02:09] is the fate of those nations that
[00:02:13] fell behind at the beginning of the industrial revolution.
[00:02:16] Their fate was colonization, being subservient,
[00:02:20] remaining poor, becoming humiliated.
[00:02:24] This means that the Ministry of Health
[00:02:26] and Medical Education will lose control if it does this.
[00:02:41] it as as part of
[00:03:15] That is, at a time when generative artificial intelligence had not yet
[00:03:19] entered the lives of ordinary people in the form of chatbots,
[00:03:23] the leader of the Islamic Revolution set a clear
[00:03:26] vision that we must work to ensure that we are among the top
[00:03:30] 10 countries
[00:03:33] in the world in terms of artificial intelligence,
[00:03:36] which we are not today. If he says we should be among
[00:03:40] the top 10 countries in artificial intelligence, it's because his
[00:03:43] vision is that the Islamic Republic of Iran
[00:03:47] should be among the 10 major global
[00:03:50] powers, both in the field of economy and in the field
[00:03:54] of technology and in the field of services to
[00:03:57] citizens and the well-being of society. After setting the
[00:04:01] vision for the advancement of artificial intelligence in Iran, studies and efforts
[00:04:04] for drafting documents in various institutions became
[00:04:08] more serious. We started 34 years ago.
[00:04:11] If we look at the Indian section there,
[00:04:14] if you look at paragraph four, we wrote "The path of artificial
[00:04:17] intelligence," and I drew a line under it. What does it mean? It means it's over.
[00:04:21] We sent its document. We proposed it, of course, in the
[00:04:24] Cultural Council. It was approved at the time
[00:04:28] of the approval of the world ranking document. Iran in artificial intelligence
[00:04:31] had a significant gap from the demand
[00:04:35] of the leader of the Islamic Revolution. Our rank in scientific publications
[00:04:38] is between 10 and 13, but in the
[00:04:42] application of artificial intelligence, we don't have
[00:04:44] a good 89. The national
[00:04:48] artificial intelligence document outlined a vision that by
[00:04:51] 2033, Iran should be one of the top
[00:04:55] 10 countries in the field of artificial intelligence. The National
[00:04:58] Artificial Intelligence Organization became responsible for leading
[00:05:02] this field, and the implementation phase of this document coincided
[00:05:06] with the beginning of the 14th government.
[00:05:10] May God bless Muhammad and the family of the Prophet.
[00:05:35] The martyred leader, in his first meeting with the new cabinet,
[00:05:38] defined his effective approach to artificial intelligence as.
[00:06:14] Independence,
[00:06:16] competitive advantages of artificial intelligence, and
[00:06:19] generally the backbone of artificial intelligence in the
[00:06:23] processing, software, and application
[00:06:26] layers are targeted, such as the
[00:06:29] field of data, the field of human resources,
[00:06:33] and processors. Those layers are
[00:06:35] controlled by others. If you cannot provide
[00:06:39] the deep and diverse layers
[00:06:43] of artificial intelligence, this technology,
[00:06:45] tomorrow they will create a station
[00:06:49] like the atomic station of the Atomic Energy Agency
[00:06:52] for artificial intelligence, which they are currently preparing
[00:06:56] so that if you reach that
[00:06:59] station, you will have to get permission to use artificial
[00:07:03] intelligence in a certain sector, and you will
[00:07:06] not be allowed to use it in other sectors. And he emphasized that preserving
[00:07:10] and strengthening this important capacity is essential
[00:07:14] for the country's progress in artificial intelligence. During the 13th
[00:07:17] government, an organization called the National
[00:07:20] Artificial Intelligence Organization was established
[00:07:23] under the President. The National Artificial Intelligence Organization
[00:07:27] was inaugurated with the presence of the acting President
[00:07:31] and the scientific معاون
[00:07:33] of the President. May God bless
[00:07:36] Muhammad and the family of Muhammad
[00:07:39] and hasten their return. This was a good thing. Well, half
[00:07:43] the work remains. Now, if that organization, under
[00:07:46] the supervision of the President himself,
[00:07:50] continues its work, there is great hope that this
[00:07:54] work will proceed as described. The activities of the National
[00:07:57] Artificial Intelligence Organization, which was among the priorities
[00:08:01] of Mr. Pezeshkian during his presidential candidacy,
[00:08:04] were placed among the President's priorities. However, the implementation
[00:08:08] process of the President's directives in this field
[00:08:11] did not have sufficient speed in the relevant agencies,
[00:08:15] and it progressed with parallel work. In this one
[00:08:19] year, it could have almost taken root and performed
[00:08:23] its duties and advanced the tasks assigned to it,
[00:08:25] but unfortunately,
[00:08:28] it did not proceed with such strength. We are witnessing
[00:08:32] that in the global artificial
[00:08:35] intelligence index, our country's situation
[00:08:38] is not favorable in the region. If we look
[00:08:42] at the amount of investment made in this regard,
[00:08:45] perhaps we can find
[00:08:49] an answer for this outcome. In our country,
[00:08:53] less than 50 million dollars has been invested
[00:08:56] in this regard. We talked to various institutions,
[00:09:00] from various executive
[00:09:03] institutions to legislative institutions, security
[00:09:06] institutions, military institutions, and we see that everyone is playing
[00:09:10] their own tune. Here, for example, someone issues
[00:09:13] a license, there someone makes a decision, this one doesn't
[00:09:16] give data. All of this is because
[00:09:19] we did not have a centralized authority,
[00:09:23] and as a result, there was no one whose
[00:09:26] inherent mission was the development of that
[00:09:29] technology. It was a mission alongside other missions. The work
[00:09:33] is left undone or it has no owner, no one
[00:09:37] cares about it, or it has several owners.
[00:09:39] Artificial intelligence should not have several
[00:09:43] owners. Artificial intelligence should be centralized,
[00:09:47] powerful, use all capacities,
[00:09:50] and we should all follow it. When the law and policy
[00:09:54] are clear, we need to define an executive structure
[00:09:57] for it, appoint a manager, and naturally,
[00:10:00] it should have a program. And we should invest as much
[00:10:03] money as possible in it. All of this led to us having
[00:10:07] a serious discussion about having a law
[00:10:10] that both supervises and
[00:10:26] was reviewed by the Parliament with the presence and consultation
[00:10:29] of government representatives. It was thoroughly discussed in the open
[00:10:33] session of the Parliament, and now, after going through
[00:10:36] the necessary processes, it has become a law. We can refer
[00:10:40] to this important issue as the law.
[00:10:44] The National Artificial Intelligence Development Law,
[00:10:47] which, God willing, should go through the stages of notification
[00:10:51] and, God willing, be implemented by the executive bodies. When
[00:10:55] it becomes a law in Parliament, the government is obliged to implement
[00:10:58] it. Its statute must be approved by the government. The law
[00:11:02] has a set of frameworks, and now there is also a fund next to it
[00:11:06] that, if implemented correctly, can divide the
[00:11:09] history of technology development in the country into before and after
[00:11:13] itself. This 13-article law obliges the National Artificial
[00:11:17] Intelligence Organization, in cooperation with various institutions,
[00:11:20] including the Ministry of Communications, the Vice-Presidency for Science
[00:11:24] and Technology, and the Ministry of Science, to bring Iran
[00:11:27] among the top 10 artificial intelligence countries in the world.
[00:11:31] The guidelines of the martyred leader of the revolution and the problem
[00:11:35] analysis of officials and experts have significantly clarified
[00:11:39] the most important responsibility of the institution responsible
[00:11:42] for leading artificial intelligence.
[00:11:45] It is possible to find scientific solutions
[00:11:48] for all the country's problems. For example, the issue of water
[00:11:52] in the country or the issue of the environment, even the issue
[00:11:56] of traffic. In this
[00:11:59] central issue, I actually
[00:12:02] wrote about artificial intelligence. Mr. Shahid said
[00:12:06] that we should work problem-oriented. The discussion we have had
[00:12:10] with various organizations repeatedly over these few years is why
[00:12:14] are we buying GPUs? Why are we pouring our tax credits
[00:12:17] into Nvidia's pocket for which issue? In that
[00:12:21] artificial intelligence document, why
[00:12:23] is our problem system like this? Why, instead of addressing
[00:12:27] oil, gas, water, and our main and key issues and setting
[00:12:31] indicators for them, have we included self-driving cars as one of the main
[00:12:35] issues in the document? This central
[00:12:38] issue has been lost. The issue we are facing
[00:12:41] in various fields is the applications
[00:12:45] of artificial intelligence, and we feel we are
[00:12:48] lagging behind in this sector. For example, in the
[00:12:51] oil industry, I should go and see
[00:12:54] how the world's major players in the
[00:12:57] oil sector, like Shell and BP, have used
[00:13:01] artificial intelligence in their drilling and feasibility
[00:13:05] studies, and so on. One of the achievements of this
[00:13:08] war is an assessment of Europe's own technology
[00:13:12] situation, where we need to work more and where we are somewhat
[00:13:15] vulnerable. We are a government that wants to have a say
[00:13:19] in the world. Some targeting
[00:13:22] has also been done, but we have not achieved
[00:13:26] some of these targets in economic
[00:13:28] matters. We did not achieve what was supposed to be the first
[00:13:32] in the region. We have some scientific
[00:13:35] backwardness. Now, God has provided
[00:13:39] a tool with which we can compensate for all of these
[00:13:43] with speed. Iran's potential capacities
[00:13:46] for rapid progress in artificial
[00:13:49] intelligence are not few, including talented
[00:13:53] and specialized human resources, which can be seen
[00:13:56] from our acceptable rank in artificial intelligence
[00:14:00] articles to global medal
[00:14:07] wins. With a correct strategy, coordination, and synergy
[00:14:10] among institutions, and vigilant and revolutionary management,
[00:14:14] Iran can, in an era when artificial intelligence
[00:14:17] is defining the boundaries of superpower and continuous
[00:14:21] progress, be among the top 10 artificial intelligence
[00:14:24] countries, one of the superpowers.
[00:14:52] Your most interesting memory is this.
[00:15:20] Every night, more people gather
[00:15:23] than the night before.
[00:15:25] And this enthusiasm makes me emotional, especially
[00:15:29] since grandmothers and grandfathers
[00:15:32] also bring themselves,
[00:15:34] even with chairs.
[00:15:52] A convoy of cars with veiled women, all
[00:15:55] women, the cars were
[00:15:58] full of passengers, and even the drivers were women.
[00:16:02] And they passed through this route with placards
[00:16:05] about hijab.
[00:16:08] They had written and chanted slogans.
[00:16:11] It was very beautiful, and truly, this is the best
[00:16:14] memory I have. In this memory,
[00:16:18] one of the best memories I had was in the large square
[00:16:22] of public gatherings. It was 10, 11 at night,
[00:16:25] maybe even later. A woman with a baby in her arms
[00:16:29] and the baby asleep on her shoulder was very insistent that she
[00:16:33] must have this flag in her hand and wave it. And I even
[00:16:36] brought a chair myself. I asked her to sit down at least with
[00:16:40] the baby in her arms, but she said, "No, we must defend
[00:16:43] standing. Let them know that even we mothers,
[00:16:47] despite the hardship of childcare, are in the field and are
[00:16:51] truly committed to this revolution." And it was one of the most
[00:16:54] beautiful scenes we had. To be honest, from the beginning,
[00:16:58] it has been full of memories, both sad and happy. We all
[00:17:02] laughed together, we all cried together. We celebrated
[00:17:05] the birthday of our beloved
[00:17:07] leader here. And everyone, in their own way,
[00:17:11] brought sweets, balloons, pictures
[00:17:14] of our leader, and it was a very exciting
[00:17:18] night. A very beautiful memory was recorded for me
[00:17:21] because we had never really celebrated our leader's
[00:17:24] birthday like this, and it was a very memorable
[00:17:27] night. There was a time when I used to go
[00:17:31] with some friends to the square,
[00:17:34] and there a new Allah Akbar anthem was played.
[00:18:02] They performed very beautiful
[00:18:04] anthems.
[00:18:18] The fact that people with various flags,
[00:18:22] religious, one
[00:18:24] religious flag, the sacred flags
[00:18:27] of Iran itself, or the banners of Hussein,
[00:18:30] or the banners of Khamenei, all came here,
[00:18:34] all of this is a miracle of God.
[00:19:07] It will be the Islam of Muslims. We have a very bright future,
[00:19:11] and certainly the message of the Quran, the message
[00:19:14] of our martyred leader, has been that if this
[00:19:17] unity remains, the future of our country is very bright.
[00:20:51] The family of Martyr Seyyed
[00:20:54] Mohsen Sajjadi from
[00:20:56] Iranshahr,
[00:20:58] Mr. Seyyed Safar Sajjadi, the esteemed father
[00:21:02] of the martyr. How are you, sir?
[00:21:05] Are you well? Do you have a relationship
[00:21:09] with Mr. Abdolrahman? Yes, I am
[00:21:11] the brother.
[00:21:15] Ibrahim died. Oh, Ibrahim died.
[00:21:19] Yes, he died. Oh, may God have mercy
[00:21:22] on him.
[00:21:24] Are you from Bazzan yourself? Yes, we are from Bazzan.
[00:21:27] Very good. May God have mercy on Ibrahim.
[00:21:31] May God protect you. How is Abdolrahman?
[00:21:35] I am fine, thank God.
[00:21:37] I am well. He came here.
[00:21:39] I saw him.
[00:21:42] My brother Seyyed Hossein, who was in the
[00:21:45] Bostan operation. Your brother?
[00:21:47] Yes. Brother Mohsen Sajjadi
[00:21:51] is here. Brother
[00:21:54] Mohsen Sajjadinia who was martyred
[00:21:57] in the shrine
[00:21:59] of Amir al-Mu'minin. You are the family
[00:22:03] of martyrs from everywhere. Yes.
[00:22:07] May God protect you. May God,
[00:22:09] God willing, elevate your beloved martyr,
[00:22:13] Seyyed Mohsen, to the highest ranks.
[00:22:17] How old was he?
[00:22:55] Please Mr.
[00:22:58] Asfar
[00:23:02] Please, God bless you. In the name of Allah,
[00:23:06] the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Today, our dear
[00:23:09] guests came from far away. Some from Balochistan,
[00:23:12] most of them, and some from Kerman,
[00:23:16] Kerman Province. You are very welcome.
[00:23:20] Today, there is another characteristic
[00:23:24] in this gathering of our martyrs' families.
[00:23:27] Even though some families are from
[00:23:31] our Sunni brothers,
[00:23:34] it has a very important
[00:23:38] meaning. This shows that
[00:23:42] our Muslim people
[00:23:46] do not recognize Shia and Sunni
[00:23:50] in defending the truth. Everyone is ready
[00:23:54] to sacrifice and strive
[00:23:57] for the truth.
[00:24:00] To defend the sanctity of Islam
[00:24:04] and the country, they are ready
[00:24:08] to fight. Their Shia are ready to fight, and their
[00:24:12] Sunni are ready to fight.
[00:24:14] These dear ones of yours who
[00:24:17] were martyred in this path. They have a great
[00:24:21] right
[00:24:24] over the people of Iran.
[00:24:26] A great right
[00:24:29] because this enemy
[00:24:32] that they
[00:24:34] fought against in that
[00:24:38] part of the world,
[00:24:41] if this enemy
[00:24:44] had not been stopped, we would have had to fight
[00:24:48] them in our own homes.
[00:24:51] In your cities, your
[00:24:54] young people went with courage, with strong
[00:24:58] faith.
[00:24:59] They went and sacrificed
[00:25:02] and strived and were martyred
[00:25:06] in this path.
[00:25:09] But they stopped
[00:25:10] the enemy.
[00:25:13] This is an honor for our country, for our youth,
[00:25:17] for our families.
[00:25:20] These dear martyrs
[00:25:23] are close to Almighty
[00:25:26] God.
[00:25:29] Their ranks are high. However, this
[00:25:33] virtue is not exclusive
[00:25:35] to martyrs. The fathers of martyrs,
[00:25:39] the mothers of martyrs,
[00:25:42] the wives of martyrs, the children
[00:25:44] of martyrs, the relatives
[00:25:48] of martyrs, all share in this
[00:25:51] virtue and honor.
[00:25:54] A father who is patient, a mother who is patient,
[00:25:57] a wife who is patient,
[00:26:00] a child.
[00:27:54] This has been an incredible couple of days uh Antonio so
[00:27:58] many things have gone on uh just
[00:28:01] last Thursday we were. worried about the complexity of the Iran war
[00:28:04] centered on the straight, today we're worried about harmus,
[00:28:07] babandab, overland uh
[00:28:11] oil pipes uh going through Saudi Arabia, renewed fighting
[00:28:15] in Yemen, attacks launched from Iraq against Saudi
[00:28:17] infrastructure, Saudi Arabia asking for Washington for military
[00:28:21] help and the Hoodies being turned down, uh Riyad
[00:28:25] deciding how much to provide to Yemen and defending against renewed heaty
[00:28:29] attacks, I could go on and on, but in the last
[00:28:33] seven days we've seen something that I like to term the the speed of
[00:28:36] war and it is phenomenal and truthly it's because of
[00:28:40] what the hooties are doing
[00:28:43] the greater efforts of Iran in that region if
[00:28:47] we're just worried about the straight of hormos we've got a lot more to
[00:28:50] worry about than just that as this war continues to expand countries
[00:28:54] booming Iran will end right after the mid maybe before but
[00:28:58] it'll end right after the mid terms uh
[00:29:01] gasoline's going to drop. like rock. General, what is the percent chance that
[00:29:05] any of that is going to happen?
[00:29:07] zero. uh, Antonio, I mean, I hate to say it, but it's
[00:29:10] 0%. We're dealing with economic asymmetric
[00:29:14] approach by Iran and now some of their allies, and we're
[00:29:17] seeing is as Bobby just said, lot of the Middle Eastern allies are
[00:29:21] turning away because they don't, they can't depend on us anymore, so
[00:29:25] when you're talking about affecting the global
[00:29:28] economy, it will certainly affect the American economy,
[00:29:31] and we're seeing... that, but it also basically pushes our
[00:29:35] friends away, so there is very chance, the president keeps
[00:29:38] painting a very positive picture of all this. you
[00:29:41] know, the the the interesting thing about Iran, they know they're
[00:29:45] able to affect the United States based on the upcoming
[00:29:49] election, they do not have the same problem, they can do what
[00:29:53] they want to do without fear of their people. The president does not have
[00:29:56] that same
[00:29:57] advantage.
[00:30:26] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Good morning, dear
[00:30:29] and esteemed compatriots. The President announced an agreement
[00:30:33] between Iran and Oman to facilitate navigation
[00:30:36] in the Strait of Hormuz. Mr. Pezeshkian, in an interview
[00:30:40] with India Today, emphasized that the full
[00:30:44] reopening of this route, within the framework of international
[00:30:47] laws, would depend on the cessation of American aggression
[00:30:51] and hostile actions in the region. We talked
[00:30:54] to Oman. We set
[00:30:57] a clear framework for the path.