go as i change and whatever you do, don't watch my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direction. but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the wayne say the headlines of this. how a temporary sales of, of people evacuated from the massive funding and that has already, again, comes on the plan is showing even at least one person that this saturday. also, it can be stated with absolute certainty that this offensive has begun. furthermore, the ukrainian troops did not achieve the objectives assigned to them in any of the combat areas provided. imposing plain little lunch to did you put in town to offensive is underway. but failing a school, the rest of the supply and vehicles,

including modern german level trains, destroyed 5 feet long of killed while several more remained tracks on the rubble of the last as a missile factory. this is company and the artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in everyday life discussions of as potentially impact. i'm in assessing fee for regulation, i think now they do not know the extent of it, right? if i started taking stop it, it started reading the search b, but it just started reading research outcomes. i think the more urgent question as to what extent is a i going to cure a reality for us the life of the most go. this is odd. see, my name is eliza, i'm on, man. sent him is of news interviews. thought now we start with the investment portfolio, hassle region,

which voted to become part of russia last year. those are, those are the so you put in forces have showed a temporary shells of the civilians evacuate his from the floods. the getting a woman of these are the latest images they've got from the scene. so really was partially destroyed. and also the court by the 2nd, several of the people ended in the attack. according to the air is governor. people had been evacuated to the central office team, dive on the didn't it for a river that was destroyed earlier this week, hosing massive flooding of residential areas. meanwhile, ukraine is suffering big loss is on the by fulfilled itself, according to russia's defense ministry with kids forces forced to retreats with heavy casualties during an attempt to defensive. the m a. the said, at least so it's a bustle times with this foot to included and boxed level products supplied by germany. these images show one of the cleaning columns taken out by mines and are

totally fine. several us supplied almonds. vehicles can also be seen among the wreckage and comes as by the present stated on friday. that why the anticipated view cleaning kansas offensive have begun. having that cave was as easy as west and trained reserved troops, but the push was saving and its objectives was an official. and it can be stated with absolute certainty that this offensive has begun. this is evidenced by the use of strategic reserves by the ukranian army. furthermore, the ukrainian troops did not achieve the objectives assigned to them in any of the combat areas. over these days, we have observed significant losses of the troops of the ukrainian regime. their losses have been substantially greater than the classic 3 to one ratio expected during offensive operations. as well as the media sites agree the counter offensive is in full. so in the clean defense of the suit, sylvan eyes, the claims some of the outliers, also noise, including sense of facing quote,

this resistance want a form of us defense, secretary has claim, washington could decrease it. so if ya, if the assault fails, it's a very significant moment. everybody is looking to ukraine to be very successful. everybody fairly thinks that if you claim does well, us support will continue. if not, it could, whether i think you can understand it's politically not just militarily that they have a very successful counter offense of that shows people are return on their investment and ukrainian military because i'm popular. so i come up with these washington's return on investment when it comes to supplying tea with weapons. only amounts to the loss of the claim in lives. everything but not to is a made to is able to put into the sort of yes or is, is west. nothing. it is getting destroyed in the blink of an eye. so it is choppy

for the nato that to whatever they were were flexing their muscles with, apart from the new, loopy are so from the us it's west. nothing. so they can't even do anything with it . yes, they wanted to have premier to pro russia out of the black sea, but it didn't work and it won't work. and there's not even the slightest view on this. this will work. so there's really nothing military. what they can do, you know, the ordinary people in ukraine and it doesn't matter if they feel a bit more ukrainian or they feel a bit more russian are suffering. the country has lost more than half of the population and people are suffering and soft rate. and people die and both sides and what floor there is nothing. what these people can aid. so any count to all friends or for any because parents or whatever. but the west is push pushy valencia and his people to do now is, is just ridiculous. meanwhile, russian regions close to the current able to have been facing sustained drone

effects. one, such as in india, 3 people on 58. when a you a v quest engine, a palmer blog in the city of an h. r. t's she bows. send us this report from the same a pleasure joining me from yet. another indiscriminate attack on civilians by the ukrainian military probably carried out with western supply weapons. the devastation here is very difficult to describe. but as you can see, this drone, which was heavily armed with a large explosive war, it was purposefully aids through the window of this apartment. it's an absolute miracle that nobody was killed. we've had 3 people injured. the local governor has said that the attack occurred. this morning in about 1030 and during the attack. oh it is. there's video evidence of the drum circling, the city, searching for a target. and the targets turned out to be this building. and remarkably, this building has a single apartment which is under renovation which is own occupied. and this is the

one that ukrainian drone shows of this target smashing through the window and making an impact on the reinforced concrete floor. it's an absolute scene of devastation here. i've witnessed free children upstairs into the apartments upstairs looking at the windows up this unfolding event as a miracle that they were not killed. we've come here from the city of belgrade, where we've also witnessed these absolutely brutal and indiscriminate assaults against civilians in towns like ship back, you know, and the city itself last night we were in the town center when it came under attack from bad rockets, which has to be deceptive with the russian military. today we're seeing as rushing forward adjustments holding the skies overall nation. there's a definite sense of fear and foreboding here. the city, which of course is what these at is strategically insignificant attacks are meant to do. they're meant to frighten the civilian population and distract from the

failing ukrainian counter offensive reaction. i've listened to what some of the people who actually witnessed today's events had to say, it's a for us to be that. but i think this is outrageous. it is completely in human. i believe that nothing goes unnoticed. all of that strong dwayne will suddenly be punished. i was in another room during the showing, and it felt like the ceiling was about to collapse on me. pieces of glass were lines on the floor everywhere. my grandchildren hugged me and asked me grandmother what happened. my father and mother survived both hunger and cold, but what ukrainians are doing is the worst. in the morning i was leaving the garage for work. it was 10 am. at the moment the gate closed, something bossed, and my mother in law. when i heard a terrible sound after 10 seconds was so huge pile of smoke from the explosion and later was so a hole in the house. so as you can hear,

it is having an impact on the local population, but that is the point. there is no strategic on military value to these assaults whatsoever, or they target an elderly, young, and small families who are just going about their daily business. and it's very interesting to note that while these attacks are going on, the, the opinion army is failing and failing badly in your brain with piles of view of western supplied weaponry at burning into fields of eastern, you train, shape bows, or t were on age and so the russian and the lights of the destruction of the info box dime of the ukrainian form is a, has to be taken to the proposal by the president for independence international broke into it. clearly an investigation would be a game of cause i justice, will delve into that later in the program the into here, 5 people have been killed also bloss at a missile fight for in the nation's capital anchor. the technician defends them,

as he also said, more people off it to be buried under the level for this on the average. so there's a large cloud of slope rising into the sky. a local government said the bloss was pools by an uncontrolled chemical reaction. people in the area, including considerable distance, is a way, said they have heard, allowed a buying during the morning emergency services, a working at the scene of the investigation into the, the, the incident now on the way beijing's taking a ad washington for is quote, cold war man palate, the stress it should be seeking to promote peace and so of holing the interest of others. a say oh yes. exchanges and cooperation between countries should contribute to the maintenance of world and regional peace and stability and should not talk. it will harm the interest of the policies holding the cold woman's have attained

provoking cam confrontation is the real threat to global stability pick washer. to him, the idea of doing in the direct was from beijing, came also us president joe biden ambridge appointments. originally, sue not to have the white house on thursday, the pay i'm available to steel for a transatlantic partnerships aimed at. and bolstering economic security under the plan, it was reported, was in the united states, will strengthen the supply chains, get to develop technologies on the foot of the future, and invest in each of those industries. ukraine. odds ease of my shock, meanwhile, has been looking into how despite washington beginning to recognize emerging power is it's still using the old method because of a government stocks. globally, new technologies provided russia, is one of the main powers in an emerging, multi paula world. and the us is not too happy about that, as one of washington's top military officials has recently said,

it is increasingly clear that we are really in a multiple or international environment with at least free great bowers. the united states, china, and russia. and 3 is more complicated than 2, and certainly much more complicated than one. with the global arena taken on a new multi dimensional world, or the roster and china are taking the lead. seems like the us leadership is upset about losing its head dominic grip over a one and only unipolar world. well, well, well, quite interesting that it took them less than a decade to switch to. mil is revelation from this. russia is a regional power that is threatening some of its immediate neighbors. no it out of strength, but out of weakness. russian actions are a problem. they don't pose the number one security threat to the united states. i remain much more concerned about the prospect of

a nuclear weapon going off in manhattan. now, all of a sudden the us, these russia as an equal. but what were they when moscow asked washington to meet its security? the amends. well, now there is a conflict in europe fuel by the west. russia suddenly not simply a gas station, as they've previously jokes about russia is a gas station masquerading as a country. it's a club doc, or c, h corruption. he's basically a gas station with a bunch of nuclear weapons. for decades. moscow worked to deepen europe's dependence on russian oil and gas. well, that exact same game plan they had in mind for moscow ended up bringing the hammer down with sanctions. and oh boy, those very same sanctions, they have completely back fired. we're 16 months into a sanctions regime. and i, i think if we're honest it has not yet doesn't mean what that for right now. it has not been achieved the desired effective,

creating enough pain that at least putting to decide, i need to change my calculus. it just hasn't, at all the united states has complained about russia and has claimed that nobody would dare to have official relations with the country any longer. now, there's thinking it completely different to well claim is that russia is leading a global rebellion against the us. the wall has become a proxy for rebellion by russia and the rest against the united states. and let's not forget that may be if the united states has no ignore. the multiple warnings against nato's is for an expansion. and as also stop thinking that they are free to roam around the globe, doing whatever they want to. all of these tensions could have potentially been avoided. of the chinese, our lawyer in the u. s. has been full so apologize also using the artificial intelligence bought chat g p t the write a statement of fame. is it in court?

this was it. so i think false information, steve and shaw says he was unaware of the content produced by the a i system could be untrue. i simply had no idea the chat g b t was capable of fabricating entire case citations, or did you show opinions, especially in a manner that appeared authentic at the time that i performed the legal research. in this case, i believe the chad gypsy was a reliable search engine. i now know that it was incorrect. it was never my intention to mislead the courts. it's a use the chat box, a jury, a lawsuit against an ally of an injury, a legit diesel stay in by a passenger joining a flight. the software ended up citing a series of suppose do additional precedence that didn't actually exist. the incident was res, getting more questions about the issue of rely on auto visual intelligence as it becomes increasingly visible in everyday life. just recently,

the indian progress is discussed the need for global regulation with the boss of open a i to fund behind chats g p t i called inc. roy associate early discuss that. and the risk poses with such rapid technological involvements with a pile of guess the founders of jobs, tbd. they do not know they extend, definitely it, right. it has started stating stuff. it has started facing research based, but it has started vision research outcomes. so he, he might be nice, but he might really be believing that that there was a judgement to that effect that i've assessed paper does lightning research papers off. it's for me to come to a desired research outcome. is there a way to, to regulate, to prevent these kinds of mistakes beyond regulation? we need to make a decision as humans just to what extent were willing to become and were willing to

flatten our own intelligence into machine intelligence. to what extent were willing to let a high run our society, the head of a company that made chat g p t some oakland he recently met with india's prime minister to discuss i guess advantages and risks of using a i me just for me to use degree day, that's kind of wiring to me why. why would he sit down with the indian prime minister? what, what, what are the, what are they talking about? what are the implications? yeah. see everybody's concerned about the reads of a i as of now, as of today, no human being can be the computer to just right. what have but those extends, i raised the economics to relative to politics. what is tomorrow? nobody get? no, you wouldn't be getting beat a i doing election what you're saying. so mister around it is very, very disturbing. michael, back back to you. if i can. i mean, do you think a guy is going to replace the need for thought human workers and, and would that then i guess result in layoff? so am i being a bit extreme?

labor redundancy is certainly a possibility, but i think the more urgent question as to what extent is a i going to cure a reality for us. it's creating a kind of world view and a world system of its own, which has been programmed into it, but which, what, from which programming it, it is capable of making inferences and extending out this world view. so we're replicating, some human biases and human problems. and we're replicating it in a i and then reproducing it and it massively and no amount of time to, to start to do with the emotions of its own, the conscious of its own. so the human history that we know, i must say that the history within the history in which the human is dominated, that we might not know it in the wind. we know it right now. i think we need to look at the questions of whether we really want to merge our intelligence where they are in effectively outsource our world views, our history, our, our future to,

to a, i intelligent to artificial intelligence, the tax combine on group i will show by medicines on the hotel in somalia, on a flight of 8 reports to the left, 9 people that the police officers said to be among those killed 10 civilians. also interested in the attack, present of the guy when i call them designated in front of the hotel before service still in the building in the capsule. that issue all of the attackers or the vice is most of them will be honest about housing positive. so the be find that the big documents came to show saudi arabia threatened to damage the us economy. if washington is slapped sanctions on the kingdom last year

is being seen by many alice as a sign of lessening us influence in the reach of all these middle east correspondent, re, if in motion it is across the story in the middle is mainly shaped. saudi arabia, with mediation from china, and resolve the issues with iran and to raise backwards, damascus, and syria has rejoined the arab league all for the 1st time in a decade and all without a once powerful player in the region. the us last year show payoff to most go to special military operation and ukraine began, and america band, russian oil, washington trying to arrange calls between the us president and leaders of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, to ask them to pump more oil. and to avoid a spike and prices both declines the call, both decreased all production. washington was furious and threatened consequences. who's going to be some consequences for what they've done with russia? i'm not going to get into what i consider and what i am have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences,

react publicly refrain from commenting at the time, but in private and as a classified documents obtained by the washington post chose to solve the problem praise may press and return to ride off the u. s. crown prince mohammed been so mind threatening to fundamentally alter the decades old us saudi relationship and impose significant economic costs on the united states. if it retaliated against the oil cuts, the crown prince claims, he will not deal with the us administration anymore. the document says promising major economic consequences for washington, the us learn the less and then changed its approach. in the past months to high level american officials, travel to saudi arabia and to fix what had been broken, it didn't go smoothly. the secretary of state's arrival coincided with the reopening of the rent in advocacy in riyadh, and can not be a co incidence. it's just another reminder that saturdays will not tolerate pressure and will not be forced to pick sides. they will follow their own national

interest as the kingdoms for administer showed when speaking out about china before the us. china is how allowed astray popular so naturally, there is a lot of interaction that need to sexual china. china is an important partner for the kingdom in most countries in the region. and i think that partnership has given us and the china significant benefits. and at that cooperation is likely to grow just because of the china is economic impacts in the region and beyond is likely to grow as its economy continues to grow based on washington didn't sound as negative vibes. on the contrary, blinking praise, the work is critical to expanding opportunity and driving progress for our people and for people around the world. american, our faces i knew on favorable to political landscape and the region in hand is adjusting to its very quickly. but one country is not, and that's gonna become a problem for washington. israel considered as america is closest friend ally and

defender, but it's continues. it's strong anti iran. raftery as though it hasn't noticed the tectonic changes taking place around as openly committed to destroy repeating the holocaust and destroying the 6 or $7000000.00 jews of israel. and we're not going to sit by idly by and let them do it. if they think that they could threaten us with a nuclear holocaust, they're wrong. we will do whatever we need to do to defend ourselves. but you, as often it confirms its commitments to israel that has repeatedly promised to help me the normalization of between saudis in israel is but by the deeds you will know them after months of talks and promises, they have been no breakthroughs so far. blinking didn't go to e's real, although initially it was part of his official middle is to visit and the newly elected is rarely prime minister. hasn't been invited to the white house so far. and you reality was new movers and shakers dictates new rules of the game. those

who failed to accept change will be swept away. right. if an ocean are all t from jerusalem, the people in the u. s. should have the right to see both sides of the story and the thing confident. that's a good thing to the acclaimed film direct to all of this done, who says audiences are only being fed. i'm, i'm to russian narrative. the old school, when a is this weekend's a guest on the by the way, he'll also be speaking about his new documentary film nuclear. now, to watch the interview throughout the day here on archie. this week, it was an advisor to the ukrainian deputy pm. and this was quoted across the whole u. s. news. we consider the act of is a damn breach, an act of terrorism. the consequences on the scale of general bill, which you already have exploded, are not actually ideally as bad as he's in the field as coal fired gas stations in their effect on breathing. but to this is what the deputy m b m system

to the land scale. what is it with the power of nature, the scale of how many people should leave their homes? it's always new, clear. now once you get into a war situation, imagine credit even help so much propagating it from especially from the western side. it's so one side of the everything becomes an anti russian issue. obviously they're there this stronger country and they're winning the war. they're actually kicking ass, but we don't know that in the west, we have no realization that was really going on because there's been no military honesty. it's a completely corrupt process in united states and it runs that you have to run everything to the white house because the white house is fighting the war. and they're telling you the russians, are you doing all this stuff. but it's not fair because we're not getting the truth and american people are blinded like lead by like sheep to a conclusion. well, how can we check it both sides? how can we can here yours? yours show in england or in america. you can't even hear it. it's ridiculous. you

don't, you're the right to speak. you're an intelligent man. our team was a good network. and it doesn't mean you have to buy everything they say, but they did a good job. they got cameraman to those places. and they continue to be good and there's other outlets that should be promoted and allowed, but you can't say anything apparently in the united states. it's really on speaking to you because you're in dubai, which is what you're trying to make is that yes, they're gonna, they're going to exaggerate everything possible against the russians, including anything that happens nuclear. anything will be built up into some sensational event, although there is in fact with no actuals for it. the . it may be a frozen does the but its been given the file from a cool reception and fax and the ice thing from it wrong is gone down at the feet with a taste test is who voted it the best in the world. lucky on thing cause when i use a job, he picks up the story along with this,

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i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk. 2 2 dependent gone is a massive bureaucratic mess with hundreds of thousands of employees and a budget of hundreds of billions of dollars lead by political appointees hovering over career civil servants. it can be a governmental nightmare. laws are meant to keep the place running as honestly and as efficiently as possible. what then happens when a political appointee flowed? so those laws, who does the law protect? i'm john kerry. aku welcome to the whistle blowers the . today we're going to tell you the story of a pentagon whistleblower. she's not a household name.