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[00:00:01] Insurgents of the liberation organization due to the initiation of proceedings before the International
[00:00:04] Criminal Court and seeking unilateral recognition of
[00:00:07] the state, President Mahmoud Abbas has again been
[00:00:10] denied a visa to come to New
[00:00:12] York.
[00:00:18] Nobody can uh remove Palestine from
[00:00:21] being
[00:00:23] center and front in the United Nations and in the
[00:00:26] deliberations, but more importantly, we need to see
[00:00:30] the war to stop, the illegal occupation to
[00:00:34] start the process of evacuating and peace to
[00:00:37] take place through the two states solution formula, which there is
[00:00:41] global consensus in
[00:00:42] but Sudan's coastline, a it.
[00:00:47] meeting point cinema is holding an audition for extras and minor roles in
[00:00:51] the film and TV series "When I Was Hodja" by Ademir Kenović.
[00:00:55] The audition will continue
[00:00:58] Sea with the Sudanese Navy on one of tomorrow from 10 am to 6 pm, and all interested parties can come without prior
[00:01:01] notice.
[00:01:05] For the needs of filming the movie and series "When I was Hodja", the casting gathered
[00:01:08] candidates of various ages and experiences, but also of different
[00:01:12] characters, physical characteristics and naturalness. Among the candidates are
[00:01:16] board and they're showing us a those who have not acted before. We are talking about people
[00:01:19] who are not trained to be actors, which means that they
[00:01:22] do not have a series of tools that trained
[00:01:26] actors have, so we somehow usually look for
[00:01:30] fragments of characters that we
[00:01:32] East African and Yemeni origin, many of need in these people, and then we try to fit them in somehow based on that,
[00:01:36] so we do not expect people
[00:01:39] without some training to be able to offer
[00:01:43] us a plethora of characters, we rather look for them to be able to fit
[00:01:46] into those characters more easily. Candidates came to the casting for different
[00:01:51] waters? They are not, most of reasons, some were attracted by the desire to be part of a film story again,
[00:01:53] while others decided to check how they would fare in front
[00:01:57] of the camera. My friend sent me, that's how I found out, so
[00:02:01] I honestly expect a nice experience and socializing, and
[00:02:04] this is your first time, right? The first time, is there stage fright?
[00:02:07] There is experience, new friendships,
[00:02:11] of course, earnings. The first time I was
[00:02:14] in a movie
[00:02:16] point of view, but also in terms of "Aida" and now I wanted to
[00:02:20] try again to see if I will pass at all and
[00:02:23] be invited again, let's say for a status
[00:02:26] status here, so last time I was with my dad,
[00:02:30] now I'm with my mom. Production needs are great because a large number
[00:02:34] of participants need to be engaged for different shooting
[00:02:37] days. We have 170
[00:02:41] speaking roles, and in addition to that, we need
[00:02:44] over a thousand extras throughout different
[00:02:48] shooting days. So we are really open to everyone who is
[00:02:51] interested. And while faces change at the casting, each of them in
[00:02:55] their own way becomes part of the story "When I was Hodja." Those characters and their
[00:02:59] energy. will be part of what we will watch on the big screen.
[00:03:03] Amila Mrkonja, N1,
[00:03:05] Sarajevo.
[00:03:13] The jubilee 15th edition of the International Sports
[00:03:16] Conference Simposar will be held from September 18th to
[00:03:20] 20th in Sarajevo, with many big names from world
[00:03:24] and regional sports. The main guest will be the legendary
[00:03:27] American athlete Jackie Joyner-Kersee,
[00:03:30] winner of six Olympic medals and holder of the world record
[00:03:34] in the heptathlon, which has lasted for decades. Simposar
[00:03:38] will also feature Hasan Salihamidžić, Vahid Halilhodžić,
[00:03:41] Željko Pavličević and Željko Jerkov, as well as numerous other
[00:03:45] sports legends. The conference begins tomorrow, while the main program
[00:03:49] of lectures and panels is scheduled for September
[00:03:52] 19th.
[00:04:00] can be used for good and make a difference in a person's life, help
[00:04:04] them set goals, work hard and see that these goals
[00:04:07] are achievable. Young people should not be directed too early towards a specific
[00:04:11] sport, but rather be allowed to find their own
[00:04:14] passion through play, physical activity and getting to know different
[00:04:17] sports. We start by meeting young people where
[00:04:21] they are. The most important thing is for them to have fun
[00:04:23] and enjoy themselves.
[00:04:26] And today, after 26 years, this 20th
[00:04:38] best female athlete in the history of women's
[00:04:42] sports, that's a big deal, especially since she came and
[00:04:46] responded to our kind invitation to come, to come
[00:04:49] to Sarajevo, to grace this our 15th jubilee
[00:04:53] edition.
[00:04:57] With last night's matches, a new season of the UEFA
[00:05:01] Europa League began. The focus was on the derby between Milan and Benfica, and
[00:05:04] in the end, the guests took home the full spoils from San Siro. It was
[00:05:08] 2:0. The goals were, the goals for the Portuguese team
[00:05:11] were scored by... Lukebakio and Kaminski. In the remaining matches,
[00:05:15] Bayern Leverkusen was better than Celta with 2:0.
[00:05:18] Sunderland defeated Alkmaar 1:0, while Dinamo Zagreb drew
[00:05:22] away with Hapoel Be'er Sheva 0:0.
[00:05:26] The competition continues tonight. Karim Malajbegović's Juventus
[00:05:30] is scheduled to play at 9 PM against the Dutch
[00:05:33] Net.
[00:05:36] Of course, I mean, we are Dinamo, we always go for three points. That's
[00:05:39] an imperative, but we knew it would be difficult. We knew they were... a good team, which they
[00:05:43] showed, no one managed to even
[00:05:46] draw with them in all these preliminary rounds, so they are quite
[00:05:50] strong, they have a good plan, they know how to play, so it was
[00:05:54] very demanding, it was a fighting match, they have that good pressing, I think we really
[00:05:57] fought well, I think the fight today was at
[00:06:01] its peak, of course it can be much better, we must
[00:06:04] do better, but all in all, a point away and a clean
[00:06:08] sheet is always
[00:06:09] good.
[00:06:12] The eighth round of the Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina will open with the internal derby at Grbavica between
[00:06:15] Željezničar and Čelik. David Muslera's team
[00:06:19] enters this match in excellent spirits with three matches without
[00:06:23] defeat, while Čelik, on the other hand, wants to continue with
[00:06:26] positive results after triumphing over Radnik in the
[00:06:30] previous round. On Saturday, BSK and Radnik
[00:06:34] will face off, as will Zrinski and Velež, who will play
[00:06:37] the great Mostar derby. The round will be completed on Sunday with matches
[00:06:41] between Široki Brijeg and Borac and Sarajevo and
[00:06:44] Sloga.
[00:06:49] A very important match awaits us and we want to finish it in a way that
[00:06:53] will allow us to enter the break undefeated. The fact that
[00:06:57] the club is celebrating its 105th birthday also adds special significance
[00:07:00] to the match, so I want to make that day even
[00:07:03] more beautiful.
[00:07:04] Jürgen
[00:07:08] Klopp made a big move at the beginning of his tenure on the German bench
[00:07:12] by calling as many as 44 footballers for four Nations League
[00:07:16] matches. Klopp has put together two separate teams, the first will
[00:07:19] play against the Netherlands and Greece, and the second against Serbia and again
[00:07:22] Greece, while only goalkeeper Finn Dahmen will be
[00:07:25] present throughout the entire cycle. The new selector emphasized that there are no
[00:07:29] A and B teams and that he wants to win all four
[00:07:33] matches and give an opportunity to as many players as possible.
[00:07:36] Marc-André ter Stegen will be the first goalkeeper, Joshua Kimmich
[00:07:40] the new captain, on Klopp's... on the list there are also
[00:07:44] as many as 11 debutants, among them is Brentford midfielder
[00:07:47] Vitaly Janelt, who was previously
[00:07:51] linked with the national team of Bosnia
[00:07:53] and Herzegovina, but never received FIFA's permission to wear the
[00:07:57] Dragons' jersey.
[00:08:02] This is a bit unusual, we didn't create A and B teams in the sense that
[00:08:06] we believe that a certain lineup is designed to defeat a specific
[00:08:09] opponent, we want to win all four matches, which is... Ultimately,
[00:08:12] quite normal in football, that doesn't mean we expect
[00:08:16] it to end that way in advance, but the teams, i.e., the lineups
[00:08:19] are formed to be as well balanced as possible when it comes to
[00:08:23] positions, player characteristics, number of experienced footballers, number of younger
[00:08:26] players, as well as those who have somewhat less experience, and are in
[00:08:29] the team. Accordingly, the idea is to get as many impressions as possible about each player.
[00:08:33] weather program'. The forecast is brought by Sara
[00:08:41] Vremensko program'. Prognozu donosi Sara
[00:08:43] Botić.
[00:08:46] Another warm Friday is ahead of us, for the weekend more clouds, rain,
[00:08:50] showers, lower temperatures. From the west and
[00:08:53] southwest, more moisture and instability are coming, so
[00:08:56] the weather will be changeable and unstable in the coming days.
[00:09:00] We expect precipitation on Friday and Saturday, while on Sunday we expect a gradual
[00:09:04] calming, but also a refresh. The weather on
[00:09:07] Friday will be cloudy with rain, local showers, and thunderstorms in some
[00:09:10] places. Precipitation is expected mainly in the second part of the day,
[00:09:14] in Bosnia locally with stronger showers, light to
[00:09:17] moderate wind in the south and southwest, and in other areas, northern and
[00:09:21] northeastern. Morning temperature in Bosnia from
[00:09:24] 11 to 15, in Herzegovina around 20
[00:09:27] degrees, while the highest daily temperature will be from
[00:09:30] 24 to 30 degrees.
[00:09:33] On Saturday it will be cloudy with rain, local showers and thunderstorms,
[00:09:37] first in Herzegovina, and then in the north and northwest
[00:09:40] of Bosnia, mainly in central, eastern and western parts. On
[00:09:44] Sunday we expect a decrease in cloudiness, there will be more sun, especially
[00:09:48] in Herzegovina, from Monday the weather will be changeable, a steady
[00:09:52] drop in temperature is expected, on Monday still around 25,
[00:09:55] and from Tuesday the temperature will be only about 20
[00:09:58] degrees.
[00:10:01] That's all for the news, thank you for your attention, have a pleasant
[00:10:03] evening.
[00:10:49] the deep hum of a warship moving through the red sea,
[00:10:53] steered by the Sudanese.
[00:10:58] As the war ravages the country, fighting on the ground centers
[00:11:01] around gold mines and political
[00:11:03] capital,
[00:11:07] resource of vital importance, is often
[00:11:10] overlooked by the world, but not by
[00:11:13] nations fighting wars on red sea shores or state actors
[00:11:17] like Russia seeking a presence on this naval
[00:11:19] base. We're on the Red
[00:11:23] their Chinese made warships that they
[00:11:27] used to intercept smuggling in their waters, and it feels
[00:11:30] surreal to be with them on the body of water that connects the horn of Africa and
[00:11:34] Sudan with the Middle East. We're
[00:11:38] the first journalists that they bring on
[00:11:41] reenactment of one of their key operations,
[00:11:45] the interception of smuggling vessels, trafficking
[00:11:48] arms, drugs and people into Africa via
[00:11:52] Sudan, and capturing smugglers of
[00:11:57] them from Iran-backed Houthi militias.
[00:12:01] Most of the navies are engaged in
[00:12:03] securing, so so they are taking big advantage and
[00:12:07] try to operate in the coastal area of Sudan exactly. And what happens when
[00:12:11] you engage with Houthis in Sudanese
[00:12:16] the time they are not struggling because they know it is, it's
[00:12:19] over and they surrender most of the time, because
[00:12:23] you cannot struggle.
[00:12:27] because we are using very tough scenarios and very tough tactics and so
[00:12:31] on, so most of the whom we capture them, they are surrender
[00:12:34] immediately.
[00:12:43] so AI agents are AI computer
[00:12:46] programs uh that can think very broadly, can
[00:12:50] reason, can come up with novel solutions to problems
[00:12:53] and most importantly can do things in the real world, so
[00:12:57] they can communicate, they can send emails, they can sometimes pay
[00:13:00] for things, they can operate websites, they can do very
[00:13:04] wide range of things, so when they're given a problem to do,
[00:13:08] they can think through how to do it, come up with novel, novel ways of doing
[00:13:11] it, and worse we're seeing swarms of
[00:13:14] agents being applied to certain tasks as well, which
[00:13:18] makes them much less predictable, so you can create potentially thousands of these
[00:13:22] programs trying to achieve a certain goal, trying to find a particular
[00:13:25] solution um and it's hard to predict what they're going to
[00:13:29] do um and the the core
[00:13:31] intelligence behind them is getting better and better which is where this where this
[00:13:35] concern is coming from that's that's the risk that that people are talking about
[00:13:39] yes um the technologies is intrinsically
[00:13:42] unreliable it occasionally invents things it does things
[00:13:45] wrong it's inconsistent so
[00:13:48] when when you give it enormous capabilities and it comes up with novel
[00:13:51] solutions um there's risk and that that risk is what everybody
[00:13:55] focused on, not not necessarily what's available now uh, but
[00:13:58] what where it might be in a few years time, if it continues to be more intelligent
[00:14:02] and continues to be more capable. that's that's certainly what they're thinking about, but
[00:14:06] they're also talking about the unforeseen risk.
[00:14:09] um, we don't know where this technology will be in a few years time. we
[00:14:12] also don't know uh what superintelligence looks like, the human
[00:14:16] race has been uh human races experience of intelligence is other
[00:14:20] humans, that's it, we've we've never seen systems that are massively more
[00:14:24] intelligent than us. um, we don't know what effect that will have on the world, what,
[00:14:28] what, what things they will come up with, so part of the concern is
[00:14:31] the is the unforeseen risk, you know, of the unknown, you know, it's not that that
[00:14:35] we've got some calculation that shows that this is likely or what the exact percentage is, we
[00:14:39] just don't know uh, so people are expressing their gut feeling
[00:14:42] um, that there is some risk there and it's real and it should be taken seriously. i think
[00:14:46] regulation is extremely hard, um, i think the big
[00:14:49] labs are working on safety, they care about safety, but it's fundamentally
[00:14:53] a technology problem uh, make these systems safe
[00:14:56] requires requires layers of new technology integrated with
[00:15:00] these with these agents, um, the raw technology that's advancing
[00:15:03] AI is unreliable, if if that's the thing that's doing the reasoning, if
[00:15:07] that's the thing that's fully in control, then that's that's where a lot of the risk comes
[00:15:11] from, so so safety largely
[00:15:14] involves technology solutions, and that's that's clearly not something that
[00:15:17] government can supply. yeah, think a kill switch is kind
[00:15:21] of it's an emergency break, it's definitely not the the total solution to
[00:15:25] the problem, if you think about a production line, there might be a big red
[00:15:28] button that that shuts down the production line, but the production line is not safe
[00:15:32] because of that big button, it's safe because of all sorts of rules and all sorts of
[00:15:36] care that's gone into the building. production line, um, that's the
[00:15:39] same with AI, being able to shut it down is is sensible
[00:15:43] precaution, um, but it's definitely not a substitute for
[00:15:47] for sort of full safety policy, so there is a
[00:15:50] global race to develop superintelligence,
[00:15:54] um, and that will bring all sorts of benefits as well, there
[00:15:58] is risk, but it will also potentially bring all sorts of benefits to humanity,
[00:16:01] solving problems, advancing science, solving
[00:16:04] medicine, so it's right to want to
[00:16:07] advance AI and any regulation that slows
[00:16:11] down AI that's only limited to one part of the world
[00:16:14] risks the other parts of the world advancing ahead so it's a
[00:16:17] legitimate uh problem and the only way
[00:16:20] past that is international collaboration so the US and China need to
[00:16:24] agree uh what what precautions need to be taken and it needs to be
[00:16:28] applied globally it can't really work if only one country is doing it
[00:16:32] I well let's see um I you
[00:16:34] know the the AI systems of today are not a threat. to humanity, the
[00:16:38] concern is about what will happen, particularly
[00:16:41] with advancing in AI and particularly with AI advancing
[00:16:45] itself, so this is also one of the concerns is that AI is now
[00:16:49] getting good enough that it can self-improve. um, so the
[00:16:52] concern is if if if that happens and that starts to accelerate, we may
[00:16:56] see very big acceleration in artificial intelligence capability quite
[00:16:59] quickly, so it it's right that we should be worrying about it now, and it's
[00:17:03] right right that we should be working very hard to find solutions right now.
[00:17:07] um, but the the solutions that are here right now, uh, the AI systems that are here
[00:17:11] right now are not a huge threat. I don't, I don't think it's practical to
[00:17:15] slow, slow things down, I, but I think that does need to be
[00:17:19] very substantial investment in AI safety in parallel. Um,
[00:17:23] and by the way, the labs have huge incentive to to solve
[00:17:26] these technology problems, the the the same problems that make
[00:17:30] AI unreliable, and and and raise these safety concerns are
[00:17:34] also things that are preventing AI from being adopted. Um. if you're a
[00:17:37] business trying to use AI, the fact it's a bit unreliable and a bit
[00:17:41] um, a bit imperfect, is actually preventing AI being
[00:17:44] used uh, so there's huge commercial incentives for for everybody, for these big
[00:17:48] labs especially to solve these problems, not just from a sort of humanity safety
[00:17:53] their customers using it and using it more.
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