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[00:00:01] Evra, in the end he had to make a drastic cut there, so
[00:00:05] this season he will earn only
[00:00:07] 240,000. Pierrick Poupet will have the opportunity to
[00:00:11] repay Asvel as an assistant coach to Max Lefebvre, the new coach of
[00:00:14] Paris. One of the brightest modern basketball
[00:00:18] minds, as he is described in America, returned to his homeland
[00:00:21] after many years spent in the NBA and NCWA
[00:00:25] league. Exceptional work in player development, excellent
[00:00:28] reading of opposing setups. "Fast play and freedom in offense
[00:00:32] are the hallmarks of this French expert's
[00:00:34] coaching signature. Pedro Martinez was a true refreshment
[00:00:38] on the Euroleague scene last season with Valencia.
[00:00:42] However, when his team started to fall apart and players
[00:00:45] decided one by one to raise the anchor, Martinez accepted the invitation
[00:00:49] of Real Madrid, who fired Sergio
[00:00:52] Scariola out of the blue. The desire for the Royal Club to play spirited, fast,
[00:00:56] and efficient basketball was crucial for the leaders of Madrid who didn't..." or
[00:01:00] money, in order to secure the signature of the Spanish
[00:01:02] expert? Valencia, through no fault of their own,
[00:01:06] had to embark on a search for a new strategist, but they decided
[00:01:10] to find a solution in their own backyard, so they moved Xavi Albert
[00:01:16] is the is the unforeseen risk you of each other again next week on up one position on the bench, N1, thank you for your attention. and he went from assistant to head coach. The club's management
[00:01:20] decided on him so that the team would maintain its recognizable
[00:01:23] style of play, given that Albert favors fast, dynamic basketball
[00:01:27] at a high pace.
[00:01:30] Virtus continued to wander in the selection of its head coach, so Alex
[00:01:34] Mumbru became the new face on the sidelines. His
[00:01:37] philosophy of fast basketball with transition in which the opposing rim
[00:01:41] is attacked in the early stages should satisfy the club's
[00:01:44] management. In addition, in his system, tall players
[00:01:48] spread the court and leave space for guards to drive and look for
[00:01:52] cracks in the defense. Time will tell whether this
[00:01:55] style will appeal to demanding Italian
[00:01:57] owners.
[00:02:00] Dušan Alimpijević returns to the Euroleague scene after his
[00:02:03] Besiktas received a special invitation to participate in the
[00:02:06] league. His return will bring a real refreshment to the elite
[00:02:09] because the Serbian expert will have the opportunity to test his strength and show his
[00:02:13] coaching skills against the best teams in
[00:02:15] Europe. The cooperation and great love between
[00:02:19] Dimitris Giannakopoulos and Ergin Ataman came to an
[00:02:22] end. During the season, it was
[00:02:25] is the the best podium of of hinted that the entire project could collapse, which ultimately
[00:02:28] happened, so the vacant seat was filled by none other than
[00:02:31] Željko Obradović, a man who has the
[00:02:35] status of a Greek deity in the green part of Athens, once again assembled a powerful team with
[00:02:39] a clear goal of snatching the Euroleague trophy from the hands of their fiercest rival
[00:02:42] Olympiacos. Only Jasikevičius, Galbiati,
[00:02:46] Itoudis, Katash, Bartzokas,
[00:02:49] Peñarroya, Masiulis, Laso, and Poeta
[00:02:53] had a quiet summer and secure jobs. However, the new season brings with it
[00:02:57] the old brutal rhythm, so we could get an answer to the question... Who will be the first
[00:03:00] to pack their bags and leave
[00:03:04] capital, but Sudan's coastline, a the coaching carousel already with the first autumn days in
[00:03:06] October.
[00:03:14] The first week of the regular part of the NFL season represents
[00:03:19] Sea with the Sudanese Navy on one of the first tangible example of evidentiary material about which franchises led us
[00:03:23] astray in the seven-month long wait. No
[00:03:27] single good or bad performance does not... define a team's performance,
[00:03:31] especially in the early stages of the season, but numerous
[00:03:35] teams have drawn attention to themselves. Ognjan Bojić
[00:03:38] board and they're showing us a brings the details. The new NFL season began with a rematch
[00:03:42] of last year's Super Bowl. The reigning champions, the Seattle Seahawks, celebrated
[00:03:45] at home against the New England Patriots with a score of 13:10.
[00:03:49] The Seahawks triumphed even though they lost their starting quarterback
[00:03:53] Samamed Arnold due to injury very early in the game, who suffered
[00:03:57] militias. Most of a hook injury in the very first drive of the game. The Patriots took the lead
[00:04:00] in the second quarter after a drive led by quarterback Drake May ended
[00:04:03] with a touchdown pass to tight end Elijah Redon, and then they
[00:04:07] led 10:00 at halftime after a precise
[00:04:10] field goal by Boregales.
[00:04:12] waters they are not most of Seattle was competitive throughout, but offensively chose more conservative solutions
[00:04:15] in the absence of Darnold, who will not be able to play in the next
[00:04:19] game either, and will be replaced by Drew Lock. The Seahawks' defense
[00:04:23] dictated the pace of the game, and the Patriots reduced passing plays to a minimum
[00:04:26] in order to cover up their shortcomings on the offensive line. The
[00:04:30] home coach Mike McDonald increased the pressure in the second half
[00:04:34] and forced New England into an undesirable scenario, and to make matters
[00:04:37] worse, the Patriots' key acquisition at wide receiver,
[00:04:40] AJ Brown, suffered an ankle sprain in the third quarter and will
[00:04:44] be out for about six weeks. The result was
[00:04:47] the worst quarter of the Patriots' quarterback Drake May in his career
[00:04:51] so far. In the fourth, he recorded three interceptions that
[00:04:54] contributed to the turnaround, while the last one left the visitors
[00:04:58] with no chance to avoid defeat. Lock finished the game with 16
[00:05:01] completed passes out of 22 attempts for 187 yards,
[00:05:05] one touchdown, and no interceptions. Wide receiver
[00:05:07] Jaxon Smith-Njigba contributed to the triumph with eight
[00:05:11] catches for 122 yards, including a touchdown.
[00:05:14] The remaining points for Seattle were scored by kicker Jayson Myers. San
[00:05:17] Francisco
[00:05:20] 49ers humiliated the Los Angeles Rams
[00:05:23] in the first NFL game in Australia, winning
[00:05:27] 27-7. The Rams were given the role of
[00:05:30] biggest favorite before the season, but they are returning from Australia
[00:05:33] with many problems. The difference in preparation of these two teams
[00:05:37] also attracted a lot of public attention. The 49ers spent more than
[00:05:41] a week in Australia. The Rams arrived less than 30
[00:05:44] hours before the start of the game, hoping that their players would
[00:05:47] thus preempt jet lag. The opposite picture was seen
[00:05:51] on the field. The Rams looked sluggish and disappointingly helpless against
[00:05:54] the offense of their divisional rival. San Francisco
[00:05:57] quarterback Brock Purdy stood out by throwing for 205 yards and three touchdowns,
[00:06:01] as well as the new receiving corps consisting of Deebo
[00:06:04] Samuel and Mike Evans, while Kyle Shanahan's team also gained
[00:06:08] 174 rushing yards. The Rams' loss was far
[00:06:11] more than just a defeat. It was the knee injury of NFL record holder for sacks, Myles
[00:06:15] Garrett, who admitted that he was not completely ready and was then subjected to
[00:06:19] surgery. And the Buffalo Bills also impressed
[00:06:22] by beating the Texans in Houston with a score of 36-31.
[00:06:26] Bills quarterback Josh Allen reminded of his numerous MVP
[00:06:29] performances earlier in his career. He scored a total of four touchdowns and
[00:06:33] gained over 350 yards. However,
[00:06:36] credit also goes to the Buffalo defense, power, and that is the Chicago Bears
[00:06:40] Leonard, which played a key role in the game. participants in the game with two sacks and
[00:06:44] a forced fumble, thereby stopping Houston's attempt to
[00:06:47] take the lead in the very end. The Kansas City
[00:06:50] Chiefs defeated divisional rival Denver Broncos at home
[00:06:54] with a score of 31:10.
[00:06:56] It's too early to say that Kansas City is ready for another Super Bowl run, but
[00:07:00] after missing the playoffs last season,
[00:07:03] the Chiefs looked like a much better team on Monday night.
[00:07:06] The most important impression from the dominant victory over the Broncos
[00:07:10] is certainly the fact that... Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes
[00:07:14] is fully ready again. The severe knee injury is a thing of the past. He didn't
[00:07:18] play up to the brutal standard he set for himself
[00:07:21] in previous years, but he contributed to a routine victory against the reigning vice-champion
[00:07:25] of the American Football Conference. He scored a total of
[00:07:28] three touchdowns and recorded one interception. The Chiefs' defense
[00:07:32] under Steve Spagnuolo also looked like a playoff contender,
[00:07:36] while last season's Super Bowl MVP, the acquisition from the Seahawks, running back Kenneth
[00:07:40] Walker, was unstoppable on the ground.
[00:07:43] Special praise also goes to Kansas City's offensive coordinator Eric
[00:07:46] Bieniemy, who hinted that the Chiefs could play a certain
[00:07:50] number of plays with even two quarterbacks
[00:07:52] this season thanks to the amazing athletic abilities of Justin
[00:07:55] Fields.
[00:07:57] The Baltimore Ravens defeated the Colts in Indianapolis with a score of
[00:08:00] 41-23 on the wings of a great offensive performance in the derby
[00:08:04] of the new coaching staff led by head coach Jessie Minter and
[00:08:08] offensive coordinator Declan Doyle. Quarterback Lamar
[00:08:11] Jackson threw for 324 yards and one touchdown,
[00:08:15] and scored another rushing touchdown. Running back Derrick Henry
[00:08:18] had 144 yards and three rushing touchdowns,
[00:08:21] while wide receiver Zay Flowers caught five out of six targeted
[00:08:25] passes for 150 yards and one touchdown. All in one half before
[00:08:29] he got injured. The final score does not show how
[00:08:32] one-sided the game was. The Ravens had complete control
[00:08:36] from the start. Another team demonstrated its offensive
[00:08:40] who defeated
[00:08:43] the Carolina Panthers away 59-37.
[00:08:46] Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson said before the season that his team wants to
[00:08:50] have the most efficient offense in NFL history. Against
[00:08:53] the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, Chicago gained a whopping 552
[00:08:57] yards and scored almost 60 points. As last
[00:09:00] season, defense is again a burning issue,
[00:09:03] more precisely the pass rush and the fight on the scrimmage line.
[00:09:07] However, several teams disappointed. The Dallas
[00:09:10] Cowboys were defeated by their big rival, the New York Giants,
[00:09:13] with a score of 28-20, showing that their defense is once again
[00:09:17] one of the worst in the NFL, while the Los Angeles Chargers
[00:09:20] were surprisingly drastically inferior, underperformed, and
[00:09:24] lost to the Arizona Cardinals with a score of
[00:09:26] 26-14.
[00:09:33] Although the race was two weeks ago, we are using a short break. Ferrari is
[00:09:37] practically a religion in Italy, which is especially evident when the
[00:09:41] Italian Grand Prix in Monza comes around. However, this year everything
[00:09:45] changed, only "Kimi Kimi" was heard from the stands, in honor of
[00:09:48] the man who did something no Italian had managed for six
[00:09:52] decades. The report was prepared by Jelena
[00:09:54] Trajković. Yeah, I believe they was
[00:09:58] possible.
[00:10:02] We knew we were in for a treat when it was confirmed that Kimi Antonelli
[00:10:05] would start from the back of the grid at the Italian Grand Prix, but few
[00:10:09] could have guessed that the weekend in Monza would turn out exactly like this.
[00:10:13] First, Pierre Gasly caused a sensation by taking pole
[00:10:15] position, his first in his career. When it was time for
[00:10:19] the race, Charles shocked everyone, losing control of his car
[00:10:23] on the approach to Parabolica. And then it was time for a duel between
[00:10:27] Antonelli and his Mercedes teammate George
[00:10:30] Russell. And that clash went on and on and on. Neither
[00:10:34] of them wanted to give in, but in the end, the younger
[00:10:37] one did, because he knew he had a different strategy, that
[00:10:40] he had to go for new tires at some point. And that
[00:10:44] moment came when Aston Martin driver Lance Stroll caused
[00:10:48] a virtual safety car period by stopping
[00:10:51] on the track. Antonelli gradually moved up from that moment.
[00:10:55] Then he slowly caught up with Russell, and although
[00:10:58] projections were that their duel would happen three laps before the end
[00:11:01] of the race, it happened earlier, and again neither of them
[00:11:05] wanted to give in, so much so that Russell cut the chicane and forced
[00:11:08] Antonelli into the gravel. The young Italian
[00:11:11] did lose time, but he quickly caught up with his teammate
[00:11:15] and didn't wait for the first corner, overtaking him on the straight
[00:11:18] and never looking
[00:11:19] back.
[00:11:25] possible and uh you know uh especially after
[00:11:29] the first start i was you know p12 and then with the right flag i
[00:11:32] was like oh you know we we will have another chance and
[00:11:36] then uh yeah then i found myself in the mix and uh i
[00:11:39] knew that uh you know i had my chance and you know once i
[00:11:43] was p2 and p1 fighting with George I knew
[00:11:47] that uh you know had to keep the intensity keep the pressure
[00:11:50] and uh but at that point the only thing wanted to do is uh was to
[00:11:54] win. With his victory in Monza, he ended the Italians' drought
[00:11:57] at their home race, which had lasted a full 60 years. And what's
[00:12:01] more, he made Italians cheer for someone
[00:12:04] who doesn't drive for Ferrari, but for Mercedes. The previous Italian
[00:12:08] winner was Ludovico Scarfiotti way back in
[00:12:12] 1966. In addition, Antonelli became
[00:12:15] only the second driver to win after starting from
[00:12:19] 19th position. Previously, Bill Vukovich did so at the
[00:12:23] Indianapolis 500 in
[00:12:25] it's a day that i will remember forever, i think 1953, when that race
[00:12:27] counted for the Formula 1 championship. From a further starting
[00:12:31] position, only Johnson won, who from 22nd
[00:12:34] place achieved victory in Long Beach
[00:12:36] in 1983.
[00:12:43] this is probably the most special win so far
[00:12:46] and uh i think this
[00:12:50] the season and to see you the full straight
[00:12:54] incredible.
[00:13:03] Monza achieved one of its dreams, but the biggest one is in
[00:13:06] sight, only the path to it is still long. However, there is no
[00:13:10] time to rest, as this weekend Formula 1 returns to Madrid
[00:13:13] after 45 years, only not to the temple,
[00:13:16] but to the brand new Madrid circuit. It is a completely
[00:13:19] different track from the one in Monza, but excitement should
[00:13:23] not be lacking. For Scan. of the week, Jelena
[00:13:26] Trajković.
[00:13:33] Moto GP is in the Austrian Alps this weekend, and
[00:13:36] last week it was on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. In Misano,
[00:13:40] champions are commemorated in a special way. Jelena Trajković
[00:13:44] reveals how. When we come to the Misano track, we
[00:13:47] cannot help but remember the champions who are no longer with us. The streets
[00:13:51] next to the track have Gilles Villeneuve and Daijiro Kato
[00:13:54] have. and Marco Simoncelli, after whom the track is named,
[00:13:58] Shoya Tomizawa lost his life there,
[00:14:01] not far from it, Nicky Hayden died, let's go
[00:14:04] and see how they were honored here in Misano.
[00:17:07] I don't think waving flags is my job,
[00:17:10] nor is it to please everyone. My
[00:17:13] job is to convey the facts and tell the truth, however
[00:17:17] unpleasant it may sometimes be to hear, because journalism is not PR,
[00:17:21] it's not politicking, it's not a reality show,
[00:17:24] journalism is a public service, because
[00:17:28] giving up asking difficult, unpleasant questions,
[00:17:31] seeking difficult answers means giving up
[00:17:35] democracy. In a time of shaken
[00:17:38] institutions and fragile credibility,
[00:17:41] journalism must not be silent. I am Hrvoje Krešić
[00:17:44] and watch me on N1 Television.
[00:18:23] The deep hum of a warship moving through the Red Sea,
[00:18:27] steered by the Sudanese
[00:18:28] Navy.
[00:18:31] As the war ravages the country, fighting on the ground centers
[00:18:35] around gold mines and political.
[00:18:41] resource of vital importance, is often
[00:18:44] overlooked by the world, but not by
[00:18:47] nations fighting wars on red sea shores or state actors
[00:18:50] like Russia seeking a presence on this naval
[00:18:53] base. We're on the Red
[00:18:57] their Chinese made warships that
[00:19:00] they used to intercept smuggling in their waters
[00:19:03] and it feels surreal to be with them on the body of water that can... connects
[00:19:07] the horn of Africa and Sudan with the Middle
[00:19:10] East.
[00:19:12] We're the first journalists that they bring on
[00:19:15] reenactment of one of their key operations.
[00:19:19] The interception of smuggling vessels, trafficking arms,
[00:19:23] drugs and people into Africa via
[00:19:25] Sudan. And capturing smugglers of East
[00:19:29] African and Yemeni origin. Many of them
[00:19:32] from Iran-backed Huthi
[00:19:35] the navies they had engaged.
[00:19:37] securing so babal so they are taking big advantage
[00:19:41] and try to operate in the coastal area of Sudan exactly and what happens
[00:19:45] when you engage with his in Sudanese
[00:19:50] the time they are not struggling because they know it is it's
[00:19:53] over and they surrender most of the time
[00:19:56] because you cannot uh struggle you know against you know
[00:20:00] our navy or cost car because we are using very tough scenarios
[00:20:03] and very tough tactics and so on so most of the whom we captured.
[00:20:08] they surrender
[00:20:08] immediately,
[00:20:17] so AI agents are AI computer
[00:20:20] programs uh that can think very broadly, can
[00:20:24] reason, can come up with novel solutions to problems,
[00:20:28] and most importantly can do things in the real world, so they can
[00:20:31] communicate, they can send emails, they can sometimes pay
[00:20:34] for things, they can operate websites, can do very wide
[00:20:38] range of things, so when they're given a problem to do, they
[00:20:42] can think through how to do it, come up with novel, novel ways of doing
[00:20:45] it, and worse we're seeing swarms of
[00:20:48] agents uh... being applied to certain task as well, which
[00:20:52] makes them much less predictable, so you can create potentially thousands of these
[00:20:56] programs trying to achieve a certain goal trying to find a particular
[00:20:59] solution, um, and it's hard to predict what they're going to
[00:21:03] do, um, and the the core
[00:21:05] intelligence behind them is getting better and better, which is where this where this
[00:21:09] concern is coming from, that's that's the risk that that people are talking about,
[00:21:13] yes, um, the technology is intrinsically
[00:21:16] unreliable, um, it occasionally invents things, it does things
[00:21:19] wrong, inconsistent uh, so when when you give it
[00:21:23] enormous capabilities, and it comes up with novel solutions, um, there's
[00:21:27] risk, and that that risk is what everybody's focused on, not not necessarily what's
[00:21:30] available now uh, but what where it might be in a few years
[00:21:34] time, if it continues to be more intelligent and continues to be more capable,
[00:21:38] that's that's certainly what they're thinking about, but they're also talking about the
[00:21:41] unforeseen risk, um, we don't know where this technology will
[00:21:45] be in a few years time, we also don't know uh, what
[00:21:48] superintelligence looks like? 'know the human race has been uh human
[00:21:52] race's experience of intelligence is other humans, that's it, we've we've never
[00:21:56] seen systems that are massively more intelligent than us, um, we don't
[00:22:00] know what effect that will have on the world, what what what things they will come up
[00:22:03] with, so part of the concern
[00:22:06] the unknown, you know, it's not that that we've got some calculation that
[00:22:10] shows that this is likely or what the exact percentage is, we just don't know
[00:22:14] uh, so people are expressing their gut feeling um that there is some
[00:22:17] risk there and it's real and it should be taken seriously'. "I think regulation is
[00:22:21] extremely hard, um, I think the big labs are working on safety,
[00:22:24] they care about safety, but it's fundamentally a technology
[00:22:27] problem. Uh, to make these systems safe requires,
[00:22:31] requires layers of new technology integrated with these with these
[00:22:34] agents. Um, the raw technology that's advancing
[00:22:37] AI is unreliable, if if that's the thing that's doing the reasoning, if
[00:22:41] that's the thing that's fully in control, then that's that's where a lot of the risk comes
[00:22:45] from, so so safety um largely involves
[00:22:48] technology solutions." That's that's clearly not something that government can
[00:22:52] supply. Yeah, I think a kill switch is kind of it's an
[00:22:56] emergency break. It's definitely not the the total solution to the
[00:22:59] problem. Um, if you think about a production line, there might be a big red button that
[00:23:03] that shuts down the production line, but the production line is not safe because of that big red
[00:23:07] button, it's safe because of all sorts of rules and all sorts of care that's gone into the
[00:23:11] building of that production line. Um, that's the same with AI, being
[00:23:14] able to shut it down is is sensible
[00:23:17] precaution, um, but it's definitely not a...
[00:23:20] substitute for for sort of full safety policy, so there is
[00:23:23] a global race to develop
[00:23:26] superintelligence,
[00:23:28] and that will bring all sorts of benefits as well, there is
[00:23:32] risk, but it will also potentially bring all sorts of benefits to humanity, solving
[00:23:36] problems, advancing science, solving medicine, so it's
[00:23:40] right to to want to advance AI, and
[00:23:43] any regulation that slows down AI, that's only limited to
[00:23:47] one part of the world, risks the other parts of the... world advancing
[00:23:50] ahead, so it's a legitimate
[00:23:53] problem, and the only way past that is international collaboration,
[00:23:56] so the US and China need to agree what what
[00:24:00] precautions need to be taken and it needs to be applied globally, it can't really
[00:24:04] work if only one country is doing it. I well, let's
[00:24:07] see, um, I, the AI systems of today
[00:24:10] are not a threat to humanity, the concern is about what will
[00:24:13] happen, particularly with advancing is in AI, and
[00:24:17] particularly with AI advancing itself. so this is also one of the
[00:24:21] concerns is that AI is now getting good enough that it can
[00:24:24] self-improve. um, so the concern is if if if that happens
[00:24:28] and that starts to accelerate, we may see very big acceleration in
[00:24:32] artificial intelligence capability quite quickly. so it it's right
[00:24:35] that we should be worrying about it now, and it's right right that we should be working very
[00:24:39] hard to find solutions right now, um, but the the solutions
[00:24:42] that are here right now uh the AI systems that are here right now are not a huge
[00:24:46] threat. i don't i don't think it's practical to slow.
[00:24:50] slow things down, i but i think that does need to be very substantial
[00:24:54] investment in AI safety in parallel. um, and by the
[00:24:57] way, the labs have huge incentive to to solve these
[00:25:01] technology problems, the the the same problems that make
[00:25:04] AI unreliable and and and raise these safety concerns
[00:25:07] are also things that are preventing AI from being adopted. um, if you're a
[00:25:11] business trying to use AI, the fact it's a bit unreliable and a bit
[00:25:15] um, a bit imperfect, is actually preventing AI being
[00:25:18] used, so there's
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