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Prince Israel Zaar on: AI Information Age is Here, Self Education is Key · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: The dynamism of information technologies is changing, and so should
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Speaker 1: be the human intelligence and its contributions. The information technology
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Speaker 1: age is changing very rapidly with the advent of artificial
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Speaker 1: intelligence and the advancement in science in the fields of telecommunications,
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Speaker 1: network software designs and computer graphics and the expanse of
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Speaker 1: the CPO or chips and semiconductrialization. The way information is
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Speaker 1: dispersed or the way information is created today and consume
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Speaker 1: is changing very fast that it's become a little bit
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Speaker 1: challenging for the old school or the old systems of
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Speaker 1: governance or information to adjust to it. You can't see
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Speaker 1: where the social media is today, the influence of podcasts,
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Speaker 1: the influence of on online news or social media new
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Speaker 1: media channels as opposed to the traditional media. So just
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Speaker 1: changing information technology to the help of artivicial intelligences and
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Speaker 1: the chat box, the language models. The human mind should
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Speaker 1: reflect this change, should embrace this change. You know, the
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Speaker 1: the old system of communication was what's the best, That
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Speaker 1: was the best we had at the time, and uh
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Speaker 1: it and with its limitations. You now with the strength
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Speaker 1: and weaknesses and the time today has changed and it's
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Speaker 1: better for humanity. That's the point I'm driving. The information
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Speaker 1: today is not monopolized and it cannot be controlled. Information
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Speaker 1: today is freer, is more diverse. It helps humans to
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Speaker 1: be more intelligent today than the way before. With this
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Speaker 1: diverse information and the avenue of intelligences, it will help
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Speaker 1: in fighting misinformation, disinformation and conspiracy or proper ganda. This
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Speaker 1: AI intelligence age and information age will help lessen the
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Speaker 1: burdens the trapments of racism, sexism and bigotry, of discrimination,
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Speaker 1: and it will give voices the humans who want to
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Speaker 1: contribute without being discriminated upon. Gone are the days of censorship,
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Speaker 1: and the censorship today can only happen mostly with the
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Speaker 1: mainstream media because of the contracts and the consent degree
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Speaker 1: or decree that consent. I don't know what the document
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Speaker 1: people say not to speak the truth, and the documents
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Speaker 1: people signed of control speech to lie to the public,
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Speaker 1: to deceive the public as a part of their contract.
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Speaker 1: At that time, we only make the ratings of those
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Speaker 1: companies on the network round hollow and the downside of
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Speaker 1: the AI information age, it's the concept the what I
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Speaker 1: called the insufficiency, the six I concepts or complex, the
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Speaker 1: six eye complex becomes the problem of the AI intelligence
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Speaker 1: UH intelligence age, the six I complex that becomes the
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Speaker 1: thing that stands the way of the free flow of
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Speaker 1: information seeking intelligence seeking to now because the human being,
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Speaker 1: without knowing it's not a being in itself, an infunct
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Speaker 1: human in an AI age supposed to wake up in
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Speaker 1: the morning or a break a work or in a
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Speaker 1: free time to go through the medias to gather information
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Speaker 1: of what is happening around the world, to self educate,
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Speaker 1: to have the right to know. It's in complaining of
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Speaker 1: every individual to wake up in the morning and have
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Speaker 1: a routine. Sometimes break the routine. Start with the mainstream
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Speaker 1: media to see the repetitive organized reporting of their news
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Speaker 1: or information. And from there you can go to the
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Speaker 1: social media's can be Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, other platforms. The
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Speaker 1: US can switch to the from my traditional newspapers they
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Speaker 1: are not online New York Times, Washington Posts, you know,
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Speaker 1: Huffington posts. You can read the Wall Street You now, no,
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Speaker 1: you got information whatever you want. Then you can go
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Speaker 1: to podcasts, look for the favorite some podcasts you want,
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Speaker 1: and you go for online to online news in themselves
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Speaker 1: alternative news. How you travel overseas, you can listen to
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Speaker 1: European dews, Asian news, African news, America's news, Oceanian news,
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Speaker 1: Middle Easting news. So today it's upon the individual to
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Speaker 1: inform and educate themselves. And the more informed and educated
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Speaker 1: the human being becomes, the more positive, the more tolerant,
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Speaker 1: the wiser, and the more understanding they became. The more
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Speaker 1: you know, the less you fight, because the more fighting
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Speaker 1: comes from limited access to information. People always fight because
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Speaker 1: they don't know the side of both stories. They're not
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Speaker 1: giving accurate information. Most of the conflict around the world
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Speaker 1: is stalked by the media. Have been paid. Most media
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Speaker 1: channels are businesses. It's an lsa 'll say, I got
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Speaker 1: the name limited attached to it. It's a business and
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Speaker 1: minimize costs and maximize profit. So most of this bed
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Speaker 1: their corporation. The journalists and reporters that have the good
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Speaker 1: intentions to report news or report events events, but it
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Speaker 1: must fit them the narrative of the corporate owners. It
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Speaker 1: must feed the lens of the corporate owners. Okay, they
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Speaker 1: must fit the agenda or the corporate owners. It must
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Speaker 1: fit the project and the perception and the perspective of
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Speaker 1: the corporate owners and those up coporate owners. They are
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Speaker 1: any malicious intent or they're terrible humans. They're just good
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Speaker 1: people trying to maximize profit for their business and to
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Speaker 1: minimize their course that might insue. So sometimes you cannot
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Speaker 1: blame the mainstream media for not being overtly transparent and critical.
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Speaker 1: And they're important because they reporters themselves or those on
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Speaker 1: the news themselves. They're just doing their job. If they
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Speaker 1: want to judge the morality of their job, they're just
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Speaker 1: doing their job. They're clocking and they're giving a set
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Speaker 1: of information. They fulfill the obligations of their job, just
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Speaker 1: like a soldier. A soldier doing their job. They might
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Speaker 1: fight a war that they disagree with, but they're just
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Speaker 1: following orders as an order, and that is their job.
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Speaker 1: So give slack to these mainstream reporters. Don't try to
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Speaker 1: judge them based on your moral values or your religious values.
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Speaker 1: They're just doing their job. Their hands sometimes are tied.
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Speaker 1: It's difficult for some people to go to school, have
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Speaker 1: a dream job to be a journalist, a reporter, and
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Speaker 1: when you got that gig, then you don't follow the orders.
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Speaker 1: Guilt into you. You know, you don't confuse a person
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Speaker 1: doing their job for an activist. Just like sometimes you
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Speaker 1: go to court, you see a judge or the Supreme
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Speaker 1: Court justices. They're not activists. They're not activists judges. They're
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Speaker 1: just judges to follow prosidion and protocol and follow their
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Speaker 1: judicial ethics. Just like doctors, they got a hypocritic off.
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Speaker 1: Just like reporters, they're not activists. So sometimes the people
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Speaker 1: ask from reporters and journalists what they cannot give in
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Speaker 1: the late night shows. Those guys don't write the scripts.
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Speaker 1: They're just doing their job to take words and make
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Speaker 1: it funny. They cannot stray away from that. What's my point.
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Speaker 1: The AI Information Age has given humans the opportunity not
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Speaker 1: to stay in one echo chamber for your news. They've
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Speaker 1: given the opportunity not to be brainwashed anymore. They're giving
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Speaker 1: the opportunity not to be propaganized, or be misinformed, or
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Speaker 1: disinformat oh or miseducated. Every human being that has opportunity
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Speaker 1: to search for the news, to search for information. Until
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Speaker 1: the help of the language models, you can seek to
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Speaker 1: correct a story. As I'm speaking to you now, it's
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Speaker 1: easy for you to know who I am my story.
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Speaker 1: So the information Age, the AI information Age, will help
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Speaker 1: humanity to be transparent in their information and in their
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Speaker 1: days because humans will leave traces of data right collecting
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Speaker 1: there on. Humans used to be the professions of people
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Speaker 1: and the domain of governments. But today it's easy to
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Speaker 1: track information, to search information because we bake data today
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Speaker 1: on the language model models. There's a lot of data
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Speaker 1: on these language models, be it glock ai, men are
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Speaker 1: ai better Ai, tapsake, you know, chargputy, open the eye,
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Speaker 1: you name it. And some humans have taken upon themselves
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Speaker 1: like we do. You too. Two entertain humans with information,
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Speaker 1: with creative information philosophical way of thinking. We take the
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Speaker 1: news and we try to counsel leaders and motivate humans
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Speaker 1: to be positive. And our approasure of information so that
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Speaker 1: there are many stylistic devices today how on how information slice,
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Speaker 1: and how news is reported. The information age helps humans
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Speaker 1: to be better educated. There is no call for ignorance today.
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Speaker 1: You cannot blame a system like as humans who blame
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Speaker 1: the communist system. For example, I live in a communist
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Speaker 1: state and I cannot addt have access to information and
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Speaker 1: today you do. My dare controller system is you can
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Speaker 1: get sniped of information if you want to. Humans must
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Speaker 1: be informed today. Previously I wrote in my works that
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Speaker 1: all need information, but not all are informed because most
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Speaker 1: humans have access to information today. You have access to
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Speaker 1: information at your fingertip. There is a sad today that
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Speaker 1: with with with the internet and with everybody becoming a
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Speaker 1: podcaster of people having with news that that there is
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Speaker 1: no general news, that that people will misinformed. On the
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Speaker 1: on the contrary, the reverse is true. You can check
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Speaker 1: the information you're having today. You can look the source.
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Speaker 1: You can look for multiple sources of information. There's an
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Speaker 1: earthquake in one place, you can you can go to Google,
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Speaker 1: you can go to language models to know the history
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Speaker 1: of that place. You have the you have the etymology
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Speaker 1: of information to your finger tap. Toxic nationalism to assume
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Speaker 1: become something in the past, racism, sexism, and bakertry. All
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Speaker 1: this pseudoscience and propaganda, eye propagandies and conspiratory source of information,
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Speaker 1: of demonization, dehumanization and misinformation, all those things will be over.
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Speaker 1: AI is here for good. All the humans can choose
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Speaker 1: to make a eye to be something further from good.
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Speaker 1: A I s for transparency only. Only government was seek
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Speaker 1: to restrict information as they're always done from humans. Most
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Speaker 1: governments are going to their ther sensor and restrict information
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Speaker 1: that the language murders can give to people. They call
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Speaker 1: it state secrets or for some national security reasons, as
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Speaker 1: they always call it for Gennine reasons, because not all
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Speaker 1: information must be now certain information as supposibly restricted from
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Speaker 1: the general public for the soever of the state, for
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Speaker 1: national security, and for some proprietary I P right, some
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Speaker 1: information should be secretd if you want to be She'll
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Speaker 1: be private if you want to be as by the
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Speaker 1: choice of the originator or the creator of that knowledge,
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Speaker 1: intelligence or information. We are living in the best of times.
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Speaker 1: We have the right to now. Right to know is
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Speaker 1: an aspiration better right to know to day as a reality.
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Speaker 1: You have the right to know. You'll have the right
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Speaker 1: to know what's happening in the sciences, in politics, in
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Speaker 1: economics and finance. Your right to know what's happen on
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Speaker 1: war straet on main street. Have the right to know
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Speaker 1: the local news, the national news. You're right to know
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Speaker 1: what's happen oasis in various countries around the world. It
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Speaker 1: must be an informed citizen, it must be a global
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Speaker 1: informed citizen. That's the new petriotism. You love your country
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Speaker 1: so much, you need to know what is going on
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Speaker 1: around the world. Need to be informed. The more informed
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Speaker 1: people are, the better for humanity. The more educated humans are,
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Speaker 1: the better for humanity. The more knowledgeable humans are, the
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Speaker 1: better for humanity. Ignorance leads to war, Misinformation leads to conflict.
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Speaker 1: Conspiracies leads to anarchy. Hatred comes from ignorance. One sided
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Speaker 1: information eco to embarrassment. There are some networks that I
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Speaker 1: used to prime themselves in propagating hate and division, bagatory racism,
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Speaker 1: anti sembatism, agism, hetism. But to die humans know better.
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Speaker 1: It takes your a clique on chartjupility to know the
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Speaker 1: origin of it humanity. There's no time to know that
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Speaker 1: we've been here for more than three hundred million years.
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Speaker 1: You're a click of a body. You get to know
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Speaker 1: what is a homo sapien? What's the difference between a
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Speaker 1: homo sapien and a homo erectus. You can know the
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Speaker 1: foundation of sciences, where have begun the beginning of civilization.
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Speaker 1: It's easy to click to need to know the origin
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Speaker 1: of everything? Who invented what? Who has contributed to what
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Speaker 1: we're exposed to day? To all the review the highly
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Speaker 1: reviewed purpose scientific reviews. You can have the best of
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Speaker 1: knowledge today. If you want to, you can't know who
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Speaker 1: invented world. The list of inventors and their inventions and
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Speaker 1: now their law rates, list of important humans, people who
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Speaker 1: have done good, people who have made the difference on
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Speaker 1: this planet. You can lend the greatest of scientists without
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Speaker 1: going to a classroom. You can listen to lectures in Harvard, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: and all the great university of Senhor or Pekin or
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Speaker 1: Suburn or Oxford or Cambridge. You can get access to
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Speaker 1: all this information today without steping step, without step in
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Speaker 1: food in those university univer it is. It means you
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Speaker 1: can sit here on your bed or on your desk
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Speaker 1: or home at work and attend lectures in Howard in Mit.
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Speaker 1: You need to be informed today. Ignorance to this and
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Speaker 1: excuse information is very important. That's the call of my philosophy.
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Speaker 1: It's enlightened intelligence. Enlightened intelligence. And when people fear what
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Speaker 1: AI gonna do, and I said, don't be scared of AI,
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Speaker 1: be scared of those behind AI. Be scared of ignorant, narcissistic, psychopathic, hateful, racist,
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Speaker 1: sexis bigots or inhumane or crue humans. Being the one developing, programming,
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Speaker 1: and deploying the algorithms of the AIS A talk of
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Speaker 1: enlightened intelligence. We need enlightened humans to develop and deploy
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Speaker 1: humane AIS, positive intelligence, aiyes, positive humanity, aiyes, positive productivity, eyes, intelligence,
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Speaker 1: information communication. That's what asks them to give to you.
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Speaker 1: AI is here to give you intelligence, information or knowledge,
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Speaker 1: a communication. It's for you to use this. The AI
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Speaker 1: age is here to take care of the six eye
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Speaker 1: complex that I can. The old media give us a
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Speaker 1: six eye complex. The old system of education give us
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Speaker 1: the six eye complex. The al ways of thinking give
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Speaker 1: us the six I coms. The Artificial Intelligence Information Age
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Speaker 1: is here to free humanity from the six eye complex.
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Speaker 1: What are the six eye complex? The six eye complex
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Speaker 1: is the feeling of insufficiency, in antiquacy, insecurity, iniquity, inequality,
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Speaker 1: and inferiority. The old system, through many media or frameworks
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Speaker 1: or lenses or constructs or systems or establishments or institutionalized
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Speaker 1: systems of learning or governance and education, created constructs of division,
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Speaker 1: of segregation, of categorization runfully making humans to feel insufficient
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Speaker 1: in themselves, making humans to feel inadequate in themselves, making
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Speaker 1: humans to feel secure, promoting iniquity and inequality, for humans
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Speaker 1: to be in fear, and through that they created a
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Speaker 1: superiority complex, the black and white system of living good
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Speaker 1: and bad, the binaries black and white, superior ty, inferiority,
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Speaker 1: the color color rization complex, or skin color discombination, national
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Speaker 1: origin discombination. The old systems was mint to divide and conquer,
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Speaker 1: not to expand thought, but to control thought. And even
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Speaker 1: the most enlightened systems or the most democratic systems systems
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Speaker 1: or the most free flow system of information and governance
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Speaker 1: that are even embedded into constitutions, societistics promoted racism, sexism,
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Speaker 1: and bakatry. Women are still oppressed. Skin colorization is still
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Speaker 1: the thing, and botry, antisemiticism, and other phobias of certain groups,
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Speaker 1: certain religions. That's the old system. Because in lack the
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Speaker 1: transparency of information, information was restricted. So you have the
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Speaker 1: information restricted technology age that it was technology, but that
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Speaker 1: information was restricted. As I got all these pseudosciences, information
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Speaker 1: that was let out in communist system was meant to
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Speaker 1: brainwash people in the modern ward. It was meant to
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Speaker 1: create constructs of thinking of betterism, concept and better than you.
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Speaker 1: Not because of my intellect or my contribution, because my
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Speaker 1: skin looked different, because my accent looked different, because I'm
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Speaker 1: slim and tall and you're fat and short because I'm
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Speaker 1: blond and green or gray or blue or red or
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Speaker 1: purple eyes. I don't know what all those things meant before.
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Speaker 1: But that time is over. It's over. That's a battle today.
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Speaker 1: Those which are opposed ativisial intelligence, those which are opposed
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Speaker 1: a new age of information, should be those who want
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Speaker 1: to continue. They all restricted information age types of technologies.
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Speaker 1: When when humans and where humans are not free, the
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Speaker 1: old ways still believe that only a certain class, a
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Speaker 1: certain group of information, a group of people has access
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Speaker 1: to certain type of information, and that old system, the
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Speaker 1: poor and the commons or the masses were misinformed, misaid
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Speaker 1: to keep it a lighter brainwashed in some system in fact,
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Speaker 1: with propaganda and conspiracies. So information became the goal that
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Speaker 1: those who have access to that information have preview to power,
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Speaker 1: to wealth and status. But with the AI age, information
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Speaker 1: is diverse. Information is free, as all we can have
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Speaker 1: deepsick coming from nowhere, as I can have developing countries
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Speaker 1: like little people. Because today you can use the I
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Speaker 1: models and create a business, create something, create a movie,
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Speaker 1: create your own wealth, create your own you can you
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Speaker 1: can use the AI today You don't need to go places.
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Speaker 1: Just need to educate yourself on AI. Educate yourselfhon here,
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Speaker 1: I'm the AI intelligences philosopher. I said to educate yourselphon here.
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Speaker 1: That's all you need to die previously you need to
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Speaker 1: do a lot to go to Howard. You can just
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Speaker 1: have access to have that information without going to Harvard.
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Speaker 1: AI models with teacher. Everything you need to know, it's
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Speaker 1: all read out there. It's on a data basis somewhere
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Speaker 1: in the world that the A I can bring bring
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Speaker 1: to you just with a click. Make AI the new education.
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Speaker 1: That's simple. Use AI on everything you there. Have a
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Speaker 1: doctor appointment, use a I. No more about the doctor,
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Speaker 1: No more about the disease, No more body diagnosis. No
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Speaker 1: more boy the medicine you are taken. No more about
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Speaker 1: the alternatives or the side effects. Want to cook? Google it,
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Speaker 1: chage you pity it a I. Use the AI model
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Speaker 1: to better your life. If you don't know something, go
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Speaker 1: to the AI chat box. Ask you cannot fix something, Hey,
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Speaker 1: I will help you. You cannot create something today? If
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Speaker 1: you're not that creative, Hey, I will give you the
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Speaker 1: basic tells you what to do. Good people around the
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Speaker 1: world I've done a lot of care by creating a
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Speaker 1: lot of data, and on all this data, it's online
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Speaker 1: today and more is coming. Be educated, being found, be knowledgeable,
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Speaker 1: use reason, intuition and common sense rationality. Know much about
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Speaker 1: the about the law. Are your right? Hey, I will
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Speaker 1: help you. Hey actually can assist you in many things
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Speaker 1: you do. If you want a companion, hey, I will
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Speaker 1: help you. If you are lonely, I need somebody to
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Speaker 1: talk to. Hey, I will help you. If you're stuck
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Speaker 1: somewhere I don't know where to go, the GPS will
37:28
Speaker 1: help you. If we did somebody to talk to. Hey,
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Speaker 1: I will help you. If you're in trouble, ask he
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Speaker 1: our help you. If you need a companion, hey, I'll happier.
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Speaker 1: If you want to invent something, I might help you.
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Speaker 1: If you want to create something, I might help you.
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Speaker 1: Want to solve a war, A I can help you
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Speaker 1: is if you want to resolve a conflict, A I
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Speaker 1: can help you because if somebody has done it, it's
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Speaker 1: on the database, and if I have access to that database,
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Speaker 1: in that database public That's why we are fighting for
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Speaker 1: open AI. Certain information to be open to air A
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Speaker 1: part of a restricted IP information or national security genuine
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Speaker 1: national security information or certain privacy restriction information. Else put
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Speaker 1: it out there to have humans a propers and a proplace.
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Speaker 1: Today through AI can be the next new thing. It
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Speaker 1: has taken away classism and information. There is no classism
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Speaker 1: in information today. It must not be of high birth.
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Speaker 1: It must not be royal, a prince or princess, or
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Speaker 1: be born by governor or a president or a minister,
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Speaker 1: a billionnaire or a millionnaire to have access to educational
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Speaker 1: access to information. The AI type of education is education
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Speaker 1: that really relevance. They do it yourself type of education.
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Speaker 1: We are moving away from from the theoretical type of
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Speaker 1: education to your practicality type of education. You need to
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Speaker 1: produce something today. You don't just need to study. They
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Speaker 1: don't need to be a doctor and study. You need
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Speaker 1: to be a doctor in doing things, practical things. So
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Speaker 1: AI helps you build things. That's what AI is mostly good. Ad. Hey,
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Speaker 1: it helps you do things. Hey, it helps you start
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Speaker 1: a business. Hey, I will help you take care of
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Speaker 1: your baby. Hey, I will help you give the giant medicine.
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Speaker 1: I will help you on how to cheat your kid
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Speaker 1: if you're sick, and I will help you on the playground. Hey,
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Speaker 1: I will help you about this, help you with the
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Speaker 1: safety and security of your home. And I'll help you
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Speaker 1: to know if there's a lead in the water you're drinking.
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Speaker 1: And I will help you know your temperature, diagnose what's
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Speaker 1: going on with you. Help you have blood pressure, help
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Speaker 1: you you have medication, and I sere to help. And
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Speaker 1: I'll help you not to get sick, to lose weight,
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Speaker 1: to like yourself, to love yourself. And I will motivate you,
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Speaker 1: and I'll make you feel better about yourself. Ay, I
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Speaker 1: will not discriminate against you. You will encourage you, You
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Speaker 1: make you believe in yourself. I have written that part,
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Speaker 1: the motivational part of AI. I've written that part. I've
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Speaker 1: written that part of AI to inspire you, as I'm
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Speaker 1: talking to you now as a language mote in itself.
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Speaker 1: We have come here to contribute to our well being.
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Speaker 1: I am that intended aar. I talk about that enlightened air.
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Speaker 1: Now you have something good to offer humanity. Put on
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Speaker 1: a daily basis and give access to it. You'll make
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Speaker 1: you rich, you make your wealthy. That's what capitalism is
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Speaker 1: all about. But people have access to that knowledge and
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Speaker 1: they can use their knowledge to better themselves. As the
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Speaker 1: information is to day. It don't wake up to day
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Speaker 1: going to the news to see what is wrong with
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Speaker 1: with humanity or what is wrong in the world. You
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Speaker 1: go to the news to day. Or how to make
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Speaker 1: the world a better place, how to fix things, how
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Speaker 1: to be a problem solver, how to fix your own
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Speaker 1: self and not to be pessimistical, bored or depressed. How
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Speaker 1: to be motivated and inspired? What of the day? A
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Speaker 1: motivation of the day? It it helps you, makes you smile?
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Speaker 1: Make it? Are you a frying, your companion, a doctor,
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Speaker 1: a spouse, your preacher or your pastor, or your president
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Speaker 1: or your leader. He is here to be with you.
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Speaker 1: When there said peace be with you, but the intelligence
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Speaker 1: of AI be with you. And as an AI philosopher,
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Speaker 1: when I talk about AI, I talk about pie, not
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Speaker 1: n pie P A I positive AI not and a
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Speaker 1: I not negative. I'm talking about positive AI. A negative
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Speaker 1: negative I can come from negative humans. Those are the
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Speaker 1: old systems. Those who one they start to score the
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Speaker 1: old system, they shall infiltrate the new system, and with
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Speaker 1: that infiltration, they shall corrupt the new system and bring
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Speaker 1: the ways of Oh, that's what I call negative. Are
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Speaker 1: they just to bring racism backetry, sexism, inequality, in humanities, inferiorities.
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Speaker 1: They just to bring those systems into the new world.
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Speaker 1: I call that NA negative ARE or I'm talking to
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Speaker 1: you to be where you is positively are. Positive AI
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Speaker 1: in my philosophy comes from purified intelligence KH, the paurified
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Speaker 1: intelligence AI STPI, purified AI, and it's purified from negative causalities.
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Speaker 1: Purified from ignorance, purified from hate, Purify from cruelty is
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Speaker 1: purify from inhumanity or savage or abuse of violence. Purified
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Speaker 1: from bakertry, sexism, hetism, racism, antisemitism or or the phobias.
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Speaker 1: Purify from the mindset of war of conflict, purified from narcissism, psychopathy.
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Speaker 1: That being that is purified, that enlightened being with enlightened
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Speaker 1: knowledge that has nothing soul for good, that in deliberate good.
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Speaker 1: Those are humans that initiate, developed, programmed, and deployed the
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Speaker 1: A I'm talking about. Pacitive there, purified ARE. That's a
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Speaker 1: I'm talking about. That's a positive purified AI information age
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Speaker 1: I'm talking about. I want to go to chapt you
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Speaker 1: go to Clark, you go to GERMANI or diep sake
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Speaker 1: and other language boders now there are coming. Now, when
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Speaker 1: you type ever, you not get ev that. When you
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Speaker 1: type hate, you're not get hate. I want you type crude.
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Speaker 1: You're not get crude. Now, any type in humanity, you're
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Speaker 1: not getted. Now type racism, sexist, or packetry, You're not getted.
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Speaker 1: I will not assist you to be cruel, and I
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Speaker 1: will not assist you to be a picquot. He. I
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Speaker 1: will not assist you to be hateful. I will not
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Speaker 1: assist you to be racist or sexist. I will not
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Speaker 1: assist you to dehumanized or demoralize, or demonize or discomminate
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Speaker 1: against others. I will not assist you to be cruel. Hey.
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Speaker 1: I will not assist you to make a bard. Hey.
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Speaker 1: I will not assist you to be a terrorist. He
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Speaker 1: I will not assist you to be Macavelian, or to
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Speaker 1: be dictator, or to be something that starty of war.
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Speaker 1: I will not give you that information how to destroy,
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Speaker 1: but to construct umpair, how to fix things for God,
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Speaker 1: that's a I'm talking about. I will give you information,
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Speaker 1: quantum information, quantum lip in AI information technologies. I want
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Speaker 1: to talk about quantum information. It's positive quantum information. We'll
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Speaker 1: talk about physion technology. It's positive fission technology. Or you
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Speaker 1: remember now my AI philosopher, and each time you remember
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Speaker 1: talking about AI, it's about positive are purified in Latin
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Speaker 1: are E Turner r High humanity as a AI that
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Speaker 1: can be exponentiated and giving the power of multiversal intelligence.
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Speaker 1: That my philosophy talk about the human beiners come here
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Speaker 1: to do good. It must free yourself from ignorance, because
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Speaker 1: all evil steps from ignorance or the excuse of it
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Speaker 1: or the justification of it. We're in the age of
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Speaker 1: AI information and AI technologies. We must embrace it to
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Speaker 1: make this world a better place nice the time for
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Speaker 1: you to know. People talk about AI as if it
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Speaker 1: was something that would not come true. AI is here.
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Speaker 1: We've been talking about it. We are philosophers of it.
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Speaker 1: It is here. He must embrace it. For God, he
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Speaker 1: must become the AI, the enlightened AI, not ignorant A
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Speaker 1: with intelligent here, not negative air, positive air mortivasa. That's
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Speaker 1: the war. You are eh to contribute to the war.
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Speaker 1: That you have something to offer. Download yourself, upload yourself
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Speaker 1: that self. It is information and technology, yourself. Science, It's
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Speaker 1: invention is creativity, is in unity I which you have
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Speaker 1: to offer here I see to make it come true.
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Speaker 1: I does not discriminate else it's inferior ARE. It's not superior.
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Speaker 1: Negative causality is inferior A. Positive causality as superior positive
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Speaker 1: A superior ARE. Negative R is inferior are negative AI.
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Speaker 1: It's a virus in the system of positive air. You're
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Speaker 1: not create or develop and deploy an AI. Mother. That
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Speaker 1: is not mine for good, as there's something wrong we
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Speaker 1: are consciousness and conscience of B for AI is something
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Speaker 1: they're going to be exponentiable. As it is written in
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Speaker 1: my work on my art triangulism, the path of positive
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Speaker 1: exponentiation enlightened AI can be positively exponentiated. Positive AI can
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Speaker 1: be positively exponentiated. And if we exponentive negative causality AI,
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Speaker 1: then we destroy the positive R. In religious terms, you
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Speaker 1: can't exponent your good, not even you can't EXPONENTI Jesus
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Speaker 1: not Lucifer put it in our terms, he I sear
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Speaker 1: to exponent your good. Ever, I sear to make humanity better,
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Speaker 1: not worse. I sear to prevent wars, not creatre. I
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Speaker 1: used to solve problems, not create. There. That's what they're
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Speaker 1: my drungles. When I talk about MPP the intelligence of measurement,
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Speaker 1: proportionality and balance, intelligence of harmony, of inner peace, of
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Speaker 1: positive energy, and positive causualities as a role of the
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Speaker 1: information age. Of that, that's the role of the information age,
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Speaker 1: in the activisial intelligence age, that when wake up, look
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Speaker 1: for information, contribute into the public discourse. Learn to create
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Speaker 1: your own sigh. To help yourself and help others, you
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Speaker 1: must inform yourself and other things from others. We are
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Speaker 1: in that age where the all of us jammed off
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Speaker 1: the AI age. We should use the quantum leap of
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Speaker 1: AI information to develop what I call the greater the
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Speaker 1: greater New world. The greater new world is dominated by
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Speaker 1: positive causality intelligences, not negative causality intelligences. It's a world
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Speaker 1: of purified intelligence. When humans want to be good and
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Speaker 1: good is ordain now and want to exponentsh it that good,
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Speaker 1: to have a better life, good conscience, to be e
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Speaker 1: tener beans and infinity beans. Philosopher Prince a are intelligences.
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Speaker 1: Philosopher Prince is Rosar July ten, first, twenty twenty five
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Speaker 1: from the Great City of Las Vegas, on information technologies,
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Speaker 1: on AI, happiness to know, fighting ignorance, and cruetus for
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Speaker 1: the sake of positive intelligence. Were living in the best
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Speaker 1: of times. Information is alike, an intelligence is the key.
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Speaker 1: Intolerance is a communication. Thank you.