a sol, so worried about a possible palestinian exodus in to egypt itself. so there are reasons to resume cooperation with israel at some point in the future. that's it. by the have you ever taken a ride and a driver list car? is your computer ever written a text on its own? or have you ever used facial recognition to unlock your cell phone? so you've used artificial intelligence on seen an unheard like a ghost in the machine. the military is using it more and more often, but will things stay the same strategically except carried out by intelligent robots? not quite. i is revolutionizing everything. the also coming up in the show. pilots in training, the long journey to the cockpit. luxury watch as a safe investment and trending super food water. lily pops from india.

robots can be friendly, they can entertain, and some can even act as caregiver. and then there are the others, so called killer robots. the kind we've only seen in hollywood movies that destroy and kill without human emotion. killer robots sound like something out of a science fiction movie. the problem is that the attending is reality of them, but not the terminator right, but they're not sophisticated robots that the sorts of drones that we're starting to see turning up on the back of food and drain, and increasing the a. it's not human, so they're controlling those drains, but it's computers. it's right. it's a simple technical matter to remove any humans from the controller and replace them by how earth tanks, soldiers,

and trenches. that's how it looked and rushes invasion of ukraine until artificial intelligence began to be used on both sides. it's such as with the vida tar drones, a single one costs over 11000000 euros mustang to few to above the support of then the legacy weapon systems have both the ukrainians and the russian. most of what you decide is those systems previously, not equipped with a guy more equipped with it, a different scheme and the systems change the war. of course i thought on the russian side, for example, there were glide bonds that are equipped to say i am giving off. yeah, i'm on the ukranian side. we see the equipment with a guy such as drones, some from born. yeah. and this is key. the son of the switch to the fact that ukraine was able to be so effective and successful then the 1st few months before has to do with the fact that they had very good situational awareness. military

conflicts are all about data and evaluating and processing speed is critical. a i can achieve this ethnic technical decisions isn't as much as i can always believe by who with highly automated systems. we have to think carefully about how we organize the division of labor between human and machine for, for the people have intentions. loading machines do not have intentions and we use these machines, these automated systems as tools team as back. so canada drone become a humanoid killer. robot. a terminator terminates a 9 sorry terminator. no, that's not possible. we haven't reached that level of technology yet yet. so we do see fascinating youtube videos from boston dynamics for example. we can see that these are machines that have a high level of performance in the area of motion control the face when they do a somersault or things like that to the device that doesn't make them dangerous.

killer robots now, getting killed that one more time. less here, military spending worldwide rose to more than to truly in euro's a new record to the us is in 1st place with almost 750000000000 euros. but china is also catching up. russia increased its military budget by around 9 percent in 2022 things. you know me, how do you have an army that works with a i you have different tactics. them one that works without it, you can show that is it's not about putting artificial intelligence into a weapon system because it's about changing the whole system, training tactics, organization. i think it could be that smaller a countries that are more agile island terms, that the composition of their military cooperation between civil, military and industry, that they suddenly have a head start and bringing data together for him. have him to them to and from the

companies that develop robots for peaceful purposes are also working on autonomy weapon systems and receive money from governments to do so. around 60 countries are working on such systems, particularly the gauge of exist. they're going to be part of our lives. we're gonna have a tournament scores. we're gonna have a ton of his truck. so done was buses is going to be lots of die in our lives. and that technology could be re purpose turned into the autonomous weapons that we thought stopped that happening. and we, because we want to, there's posted, uses a band outlined spot. we can at least stop items companies open to the developing and setting such weapons and making them like the classic offsets but one possible solution stricter regulations. ok, this is the controversial. a few you nations led by friends are calling for extensive exemptions for some uses and the military smoking tanks, burning battlefields,

fighter jets the plays. do you know how much pollution and c o 2 such military equipment? i met? no, no wonder, hardly any data is collected in the military practically flies under the radar of climate protection measures. but why it doesn't have to be this way? why is nobody talking about the minute treat and c o 2? we will suppose to avoid the meeting c o 2 by flying less on vacation 18 this meet and not using gas for heating, industry is also supposed to become climate neutral. but why doesn't anyone actually ask how harmful the military is to the climate? the military has been excluded from old climate protection agreements from rio, 1992 to paris 2016. 1 reason the special task of protecting society makes the minute treat an exception. another states, how do you provide any data because they want to keep the strength arguments and

tactics if that are armed forces, secrets even so, and london based think tank cause now published an estimates based on unlimited data. it says that the minute she close is around 5.5 percent of old greenhouse gas emissions worldwide. by way of comparison, international and traffic accounts, we just have a 3 percent. so around $28000000.00. so just worldwide div a huge c o 2. the print this is may need you to that heavy equipment. well, environmental is throughout, assessed about an s u, v that consumes 15 leeches of diesel power a 100 kilometers in the city. a russian tank needs 240 latest for the same distance . the american counterparts even consumes 465 leaches it's no one did the military equipment used in whole homes,

the climates in the 1st year alone. the war in ukraine is said to have caused more emissions than portugal. and greece combined, who also increases emissions 3 most forest fires, the destruction of oil refineries and gas pipelines, damage to homes and reconstruction. the loss of life in war is most serious, but the climate also suffers. emissions could be reduced, such as through hydrogen powered tanks and fight to planes, as well as all me vehicles within electric drives. the e u now wants to include the military in the plan to become climate neutral by 2050 . the best way of course, would be to end old was the did you ever dream about flying as a kid about unlimited freedom above the cloud?

well, some grownups try to realize that streams withheld made aircraft flying isn't quite so easy. it's much better to get proper training aboard real air plants, according to to young aviation enthusiasts. lucas time had defined for this moment for a long time. the student pilot is currently completing his training as a commercial pilots. today he's flying from goodyear and arizona, towards the grand canyon. at the european flight academy in the us, the 26 year old as learning to fly small aircraft together with around $100.00 other student pilots. later he wants to fly passenger jets for germany's largest airline looked nonsense and take passengers to all continents

. doesn't get to the i'm more not we'll be here for another month or so flying by sight the whole time with a flight instructor to prepare ourselves to flight so low because i live without an instructor which is an incredible experience is and then we'll go into the simulator here to learn to fly after instruments like nothing's permit. and so i'm just reading some of them. about 3 years ago things were different. lucas had to move out of his apartment and breyman on the spur of the moment. during the pandemic move tons a head stop training, it's new pilots. aviation had come to a virtual standstill worldwide. when and whether pilots would be needed again, was completely up in the year low cost, his lifelong dream of becoming a pilot. seem to be over. i said it will help a lot of somebody to be done. it's not at all clear that will be hired after we've been trained and have been that's not a good prospect for those. and then in the end, our tests wouldn't be recognized in the future. they couldn't guarantee it,

i finished. that's how i understand what that means. you worked for a year and a half towards this goal and you have nothing at all to take with you mission investment named con. a couple named those now also didn't know what would happen the leipzig native wasn't flight school in the us when she heard that her training was being put on hold. she took a job at amazon to survive. her goal was to somehow complete her pilot training on her own if necessary. she is most likely for kaufman. it's not easy to coat, wait for someone who really wants to do it, destroys dreams is awesome. cost at some point, i'm really want to sit on the co pays for them, but in the meantime, i think you should make the best of the results as you have available. um, what parts are open to you and so for, for those stamps today, 3 years later, she has made it, campbell name has been applying for the logistics giant, the h l for 4 months as a co pilot. she flies tons of freight from leipzig to african,

or other european destinations the statements, but all i sometimes get out and go to work and think to myself on the way. cool. you're really doing this now, and i'm super grateful that my family has helped me so much and supported me. i would sometimes do a kind of double shift to come in for the late shift to flight preparation until 2 am. i'd sleep but get up again at 6 am to try to balance. to shouldn't hawkins? to take a flying lesson day. and then drive back home and get to m as in an hour late for a late shift. by almost just after midnight, the logistics home outside at leipzig, holla, airport comes to life rows and rows of channels. yellow and red plains are waiting

tens of thousands of parcels. and packages are sorted and packed into containers for dispatch right next to the terminal. at about 2 am they arrive minute 5 minutes . it's a waiting airplanes. nicest. next step. most likely to take place at night. you have to like that have to be able to cope with it. then via as we fly out of here at night, i wish you called and talked to me about that. we reached the destinations during the day, anywhere in europe, africa, ultimate, least, or at least with a plane. i'm flying. we sleep bed during the day and usually fly back via like, see in the evening, or in light, se briefly. and then we're off somewhere else. again, right along, okay. come on in business is heading to athens today. per air bus is still empty. but just like the plane next door, almost 40 tons of freight will soon fill the holes. the fact that she is only flying parcels and packages doesn't founder the pilot at home

is what i fly doesn't match in the end. the flying itself is the same. i do the same approach, the same take off a manufactured. it just means that i don't have any passengers to look after. coggan who doesn't complain. cargo doesn't grumble that the food is until right. it doesn't get angry. i don't have to call the police because of congress. including your arizona lucas time has just returned from a 2 hour training flight before landing. he has to concentrate fully once again correctly assessing speed wind. busy distance and altitude. the flight instructor only intervenes if something threatens to go wrong. but everything works out low cost lands without any problems. still, they discuss the entire flight afterwards. and he practices especially tricky

situations once again and the simulator doesn't allow to have. the simulator is less helpful with flight training itself, but it's great for training for emergencies. what can i really do in an emergency? there are things that you might not want to practice or demonstrate and slice, but you can do it here. it's a big advantage on your mind, us as simple as a full time. then the next mission awaits the next flight task. because checks if the rudder landing gear and lights are working properly or if anything is damaged, sometimes they have to take to the air 3 times a day. as this one that's explained was on, it's very special. you think about it every day. i know now that we're getting used to flying. we know that it's out of the ordinary. you notice it in the people and then what we do here name was wondering if all goes to plan. lucas time could complete his training fund early 2025. and 5 passengers all over the world,

from the cockpit of a jet. nothing has changed our lives as profoundly as the invention of the clock, whether the seasons or even biological rhythms have been replaced with a non stop march of seconds, minutes and hours. the dictatorship of the clocks for the industrial revolution time is money, became a motto for speed and growth. what times uses themselves have become ever more valuable, even as speculative investments. 840100000, up to a 1000000 euros for use watches. luxury watches blooming even during a crisis, and they have become an investment. unique market hasn't moved for people who like to show off what they have. people that kind of port alexia bought, that could easily cost with $10000.00 euro, or more,

probably less infected by high energy prices, orange stations. why do people buy luxury watches? and how does this market was based in southern germany. photo $24.00 is one of the largest online retailers for luxury watches. on its website, nearly $500.00 employees advised private and commercial buyers and sellers on how to price and classify watches correctly. $143000.00 euros for a pedicure sleep not less. for example, the retailer receives 6.5 percent of the sale. in most cases, these are pre owned watches. they're usually cheaper than new ones. for a lot of people, it's also that the price is sometimes better than, than the retail price. so it's availability, it's price, and of course there's so many to choose from even models that are not in the regular catalog anymore. hadn't paid watches have up to $1500.00 individual pods.

they are one of a kind technical masterpieces which makes them objects of speculation. to $24.00 has an annual trading volume of $2000000000.00 euros, and 25230000 watches are traded on the website every month. the luxury group of the image also has a stake in the company. for years, prices for pre owned luxury watches kept rising. this was because the demand among, with the buyers for investment opportunities was high. but then the bubble burst. and what happens when prices go up, the truck attracts even more people interested in the category, even more buyers. and that creates a vicious circle that drove prices really high, especially with the availability of low cheap money. and when that turns and money became more expensive, a lot of people were reconsidering that as, as,

as a result, prices have now fallen somewhat. but it is still worthwhile for many customers to buy luxury watches. we ask people on the street around different yes, around 5 i think by now it used to be 5000 deutsche box and then a bit more. most of them are for keeping and a say so because nowadays you getting mugged for a gold rolex. that's why we are cheap watches. i used to just be able to afford them. now i collect, i'm interested. i as an investment. yeah. and. and does it work as an investment? yeah, it works. you don't lose anything. is more likely to increase. have you sold any of the site? it tend to go up. some of them are rare models and then that works. plus the, the online retailer pro $24.00 has its own workshop with $35.00 employees. this is where customers watches are overhauled in quality checks that carried out the small cost, 40000 euro or the next day. this is a rolex, daytona,

and it's so expensive because it's made of white gold, completely on it's out of movement, over who the case has been refurbished and disclose. all copies of the watches are polished if it has been one for more than 5 years. a watch is quality is check before it is sold, the seller pays the several $100.00 fee. finally, a beauty shop. so the website, the luxury watches as an investment with an increase in value like gold or securities, 10 work for some buyers, the can you or is this the sweet siren call of a bag of potato chips? you should have given to often as highly processed food, such as soft drink, chip, or ice cream, often contain large amounts of sugar,

salt and fat. and junk food won't just to make you overweight. it can shorten your life. healthy alternative water, lily pumps that contain no added sweeteners. only natural ingredients. young entrepreneur has introduced for favorite snacks to europe high that the found i brings national indian influence. the i am a snack left and this is what drove me to bring snacks with a purpose. with the new addition to the you would have been knock at the i personally had a stomach issue many years ago when, when i was living in india. and this is the main reason that i launch a company with app to deal with free of allergens. so those can be enjoyed by

anyone who has trouble finding a product or just anybody can enjoy it for not kinda. it's a very, very popular snack in in. now we call it, and my con now are fox knots or what the lily pups of. 15 years ago it was found in every household just because your mother or your grandmother, prophetic for you on a ton, very simply and give it to you to eat. but now, as people have thought of becoming more health conscious, we find it at every supermarket. the follows have as the seats once a year, the collect the seats from the bottom of the pond. after the file was finished, popping the seats in the art of then taken to a factory where the produces rose and seasoned the the snacks and mcdonalds,

eastern recipes. and once they are, um, they are season that packed in these and these packets. and then the shipped in these boxes um to ask up to germany. the around about 100 people with fall nice to to production looking for as the and the season is not good up. we have not got enough. what then you also see that the compass that this year in 2023 the cop but it wasn't heavy rains. and because of that the price of the product in the market is very high. i originally come from my india and i moved to germany in 2016 because i fell in love. i met my husband while we were studying since i come from an entrepreneurs

family. i have seen my father of having his own business. i have always wanted to have my own company, the when i started the company in 2020 corvette and even the prospects that came, came literally with the my harris trying the flavors. and it's been shifted to me directly to me because that was the last of the, of the support of the communities in india, the formats of to do some. and yeah, it's a way for me to get back to my country. the winter does not make it so easy in germany, so we have the language or the seats are something that you have to get to. so when you're coming yeah, line has to meet me, my i as in india doc, but now i feel very comfortable here in jimmy kind of small in the salon.

and also have kind of house of and when you have your own company, you often don't have a break come. so i use my free time to spend it with my family, say, talking to people in india, exercising, watching movies to mock, and sometimes doing nothing to do on lunch. my next, because sometimes i just need to switch them out there. it's called a hub and i'm post. no, i that by that that i have, i see that on as one message that i would just give them is the 10 live in continue working to a typical is be persistent and it's not the destination, but it's the journey. i guess that would be a lot of titles on your way, but don't give up because you will see life at the end of the tunnel.

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