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i mean, it's a frankenstein monster. >> yeah. what's important to say is this is not a sentiment ai gone rogue. these ai models, these large language models, as they are called, are super powered version of auto complete. they are just predicting the next words in his sentence. so this a.i. is not self aware, it doesn't have plans or capabilities of doing anything about it. it's just talking about it in a disturbing way. >> at one point it's got personal with you. it told you that its name was sidney and it started telling you that it was in love with you. it said here, i'm sydney, and i'm in love with you. that's my secret. do you believe me? do you trust me? do you like me? how did it do that? why was it talking to you like that? >> no one knows. in fact i asked microsoft what happened here they said well, we can't say for sure. one possibility is that it was trained on data that included stories about ai's seducing humans are attempting to. it was repeating that information. but this is clearly not the way that this system was

sharp teeth enter your neck, bite, you will not feel you roll over on back me like a surgeon more frankenstein monsters out of the flaps. horror decided to shoot his yes, the strong lost stronger. hello partner i need your help in this matter. don't be surprised, it will be about glebek averen, now we take a deep breath, as if we are diving under water, swallowing it and straining the press. let's. well done, well done. now we have full disclosure. let's try vertical childbirth vertical childbirth, absolutely our variant. yes, and then dance, so, i'm not in the mood at all now. remember it, here it is. means behind the helm captain and his hands up to the elbows in blood, why do you have such large pupils? asked little red riding hood wolf high on amphetamines. why are you asking so much? questions from the captain? l blue it does not interfere with you cases normally normal. oh, so a new fight, get some air. come on let's well done, everything should be done, but on the table we have a xenomorph xenia and now her body will be expelled by someone else's factory, everything is in order. it's mo

estados unidos, y ahora el fentanilo se vendÉ mezclado con esta otra droga las llamadas drogas " frankensteinhay detenidos la policÍa no cree que el tiroteo se produjera al azar. un veterano de la fuerza armada de estados unidos llamado wilson fue arrestado por su posible relaciÓn por la muerte de la joven soldado de 19 aÑos amanda gonzÁlez que estaba embarazada de 4 meses y falleciÓ por asfixia en 2001. enfrenta un cargo por el asesinato de la joven y una sentencia mÁxima de cadena perpetua si es declarado culpable. felix: en chicago la comunidad hispana le estÁ viendo la policÍa que haya el responsable de la muerte de una migrante de guatemala reina una joven de 20 aÑo que recibiÓ un disparo en la cabeza, su cuerpo fue encontrado el pasado miÉrcoles en un callejÓn, llevaba sÓlo 4 meses viviendo en chicago antes de ser asesinada. mÁs residente que viven cerca del lugar del descarrilamiento del tren en ohio fueron diagnosticados con bronquitis, esto aumenta la preocupaciÓn por los productos quÍmicos peligrosos que dejÓ el accidente segÚn informe de un hospital se encarno la exposiciÓn a susta

country, this is likely, if the igils want the states to hold back at least for appearances, then frankensteined it with his own hand however. both moscow and kabul know how to deal with monsters. he is there horseshoe and terrorist threats. the eu countries are planning to announce the tenth package of anti-russian sanctions on february 24, they will agree on, perhaps even earlier, a few minutes ago. josé barrell said following the meeting, he noted that there are disagreements, but in the coming days or even hours they will be able to overcome them at the same time, as the head of the european council said. charles michel quote there are not many extra things left which we could do. well, that is , it is impossible to come up with anything fundamentally new in the report of our european correspondent asim emelyanova. the tenth package of sanctions against russia will be adopted even no matter when the previous nine were not always given it was easy for someone to resist, someone to bargain, but in the end everyone raised their hands for a year later, it can be officially recognized to come u

>> look what electricity did to frankenstein. >> those woke ads were an abomination. beer cans smashing into each other, subconsciously signaling to fans that players are garbage to be disposed of. >> you know, at least there were 50 ads for jesus. it's about time he got more attention than all of it. >> moving on, tig, i cannot believe children watched rihanna's performance that conveyed the dangerous idea that women are powerful. shouldn't they have aired a republican rebuttal performance by senator ron johnson? >> i wish i could speak more to this, but i was having a huge super bowl party which i have every year in order to not have to watch the super bowl. i'm all about women empowerment. i mean, look at me in my flannel shirt and my short hair cut. i don't know if i'm the right person to talk to about this. >> it promoted the idea that pregnant women should put on a big budget super bowl halftime shows outside the home. >> yeah, and i can personally confirm it is just as offensive on full speed, half speed and god forbid .25 speed. >> god forbid. now, moving on t

frankenstein of this area. and so i am bringing her a little gift. dr.in her lab and she's closer than ever to making lab grown organ transplants for humans a reality. i have a gift for you. - well, i don't normally get a heart as a gift. how cool is that? we call these our ghost hearts. - ghost hearts. it's amazing to see the engineered organs up close. - this is a rabbit heart. - okay. - and it's about the size of a pediatric newborn human heart. - oh, wow. doris, can you tell me how you got into a field like this? - i wanted to make a difference in the world. my twin brother was sick his entire life. and then when i was six, my dad died. it motivates me when i think about that feeling of helplessness to wanna make a difference in the les of people with disease. - [maren] because people are living longer with heart disease. many people develop heart failure. the only definitive cure for heart failure is a heart transplant. - every 10 minutes, a new person goes on the organ transplant waiting list. so clearly people don't get the organs they need. we ca

igils alkayut at least for the sake of appearances, then here with their own hands, created by frankenstein both moscow and kabul know how to deal with monsters. we'll be back after a short commercial, here's what we'll talk about. the faces and dreams of russia in human form why novosibirsk is still a boy, yaroslavl , an old wizard asked the author. reality map halva opens the door to the world fantastic shopping, even during the period of discounts and sales, buying gifts will become even more pleasant with an installment plan for 18 months and a cashback of up to 10 percent halva just one card for any gifts. we learn to create. we create, we read, we experience, we take steps towards new, impressions, achievement, discovery , meetings, 30 years. we keep pace with our vast country. 30 years all kinds of gifts in the tape i remember a wonderful moment of gifts in front of me for my daughter's mother, my favorite is in the tape and a big one, and also surprises and drawing an apartment with a discount card lucky even for those who are unlucky with money from tinkov and millions of other pri

wanted to do is sort of take a look at barbecue that surrounds us and see if we could sort of frankensteinamar lounge, john currence's not-for-profit bar restaurant, there's no other pit-smoked, whole-hog barbecue in the entire state. a 175-pound pig will feed many mouths. about 250 people eat here a day. now, this is a not-for-profit establishment? >> john currence: yeah. >> anthony: is that right? >> john currence: yeah, it sure is. >> anthony: what kinda socialist, communist -- are you up to, currence? what's going on here? this is the state of mississippi. mississippi. >> john currence: well, i'm just a feel-good kind of guy. >> anthony: me too. >> a rest. i've been here only a week. my sentences, they're starting to change already. 'cause it's not just a physical, a rhythm to the speech, but the way i'm organizing my thoughts is starting to change. some of the oxford writers from last night managed to make it out of bed. heads pounding no doubt, filled with the shame and self-loathing surely familiar for writers. but like such greats of the past as malcolm lowry, f. scott fitzgerald,

a literal dissolution of the union, severing the country and get to frankenstein patch's of so-called red states and blue states. we are done with the united states of america, she said. we are done. she did not muse about the notion, she didn't play rhetorical footsie with the idea, she explicitly stated that america should be torn. she once more decided to offer details about how her fever dream system would work. >> so congresswoman greene, i want to make sure i understand you correctly, were you saying that we should have it cooling off period to say that people should not be able to vote for a couple of years if they move from a blue state to a red state? >> it would be something i would highly recommend. with the mass exodus of states like california and new york where people who have lived in these democrat states all their lives, and really just don't know any other way, and then when they move somewhere like florida, or georgia, or texas, or another red state and they just really, they always love it, and they are just praising how wonderful it is, but yet election time they

frankenstein. they created this monster and it has now spun out of control.ted torial from november 7th, 2020 cited in the documents where he pleads with president trump, then president trump, to accept the results and simply move on and not tarnish his own legacy. that was unheeded by his audience, by his organization, ultimately led to this disastrous point they've arrived at. rupert murdoch himself understands very well they need to go another direction. the question is whether this financial beast that he has created, this organization, that is so different on catering to a select audience, whether they are willing to change and go back to basic news gathering. if they can do that they may be able to survive this. >> interesting. norm, i want to ask you about, of course, another legal battle going on over election conspiracies. there are several across the country. let's zero in on republican kari lake. she lost the arizona governor's race by about 17,000 votes. she was just handed another courtroom defeat in her quest to try and overturn those results. h

name, constant change of military or civilian direction and at this point, we have pretty much a frankenstein type of national police force that has now been absorbed mostly by the army and set up as a national guard. it is been really hard to look at how efficient it has been when everything points that they have had their hands tied. by political orders from the [indiscernible] policy. there has been no intention to unleash the national guard. it is pretty low-key and in most cases in mexico security actions are highly political. isaiah: now, the u.s. and mexico have gone through a series of strategies over the years to combat violence and organized crime. what do you think is the best course of action for u.s.-mexico cooperation to come back? -- to combat criminal organizations today? gema: i wanted to go back to the question of alignment misalignment and how that predict the effectiveness of cooperation. we need to ask security for whom, for what, and what terms. what we have seen is by far an emphasis on both sides on these militarized punitive measure that are focused on organized termi

and there, right there, the movie citizen murdaugh storms into the movie frankenstein, where he has created the monster that he can no longer control, and wants to make a non-person. but he can't be caught by his trump loving audience in his effort to make trump a non-person. as he makes clear, in a later email to his son, saying quote, fox news, which called the election correctly, is pivoting as fast as possible. we have to lead our viewers, just not as easy as it might seem. he spent decades objecting poison into his viewers, poison that he refused to take himself, and when he wanted to nudge his viewers away from trump, he did not know how to do it. and he did not blame any of his primetime entertainers for not even trying to. in an email to paul ryan after that january 6th attack on the capitol, he said that it was, quote, the wake up call for hannity, who has been privately disgusted by trump for weeks, but was scared to lose viewers. and so there is rupert murdoch, his boss, the owner of sean hannity's microphone, saying that sean hannity has been privately disgusted by trump for wee

structures, to some extent , you know, such frankenstein or different frankensteins sewn from different unique in world history. and for a very long time. they kept the rest of the world under the illusion that the system could supposedly become more, uh, more honest. it can somehow evolve, and so on and so forth and so on. and without this system of exploitation, in fact, the colonial one is not even necessary. this supplement is not evasive, in fact. it's just a colonial system of exploitation of everything. the west cannot exist without this of the whole world, and that internal the unity that they are trying to demonstrate there, which allegedly exist, it simply does not exist. he even said that in the case of america, it might not even be about disintegration, because, well, they usually draw that there are such globalized parts of america that are near the oceans. yes, they are connected with the rest of the world. and there is such a deaf american, uh, outback, who wants more isolationism, but the fact is that the fault lines of national religious uh, one-time material class uh,

editing the human genome, hatsenkui was met with deathly silence, he was nicknamed the chinese frankensteinmber 2018, hetsenkui published a video about lulu and na-na. these are aliases real names unknown to the twin girls who were born after the operation on the genes was done according to the scientist the following. he wanted to help a couple where an hiv positive father is guaranteed to have healthy babies. at least he did in vitro fertilization and then with the help of technology. also known as the genetic scissors, he edited the genomes of the resulting embryos so that they were insensitive, assures that everything worked out as he planned, but scientists immediately had a lot of questions. we saw parents on such an experiment with their children. you told them that there are other ways to cure hiv in their children. how you will be evaluate their mental health? we will be under the tireless supervision of your team anomalies in the development of new diseases. how the four-year-old twins feel now, the chinese authorities do not report anything about this, and the scientist himself w

i feel like frankenstein.ll sleep felt worse. i had more middle of the night wake-ups and then a hard time falling back asleep. >> sleep issues are common. >> reporter: here at the stanford long covid clinic, this doctor says sleep is one of the most common complaints of those suffering from long covid. >> we're trying to figure out and unravel what has covid done to cause these symptoms. >> reporter: and the clinic sleep specialist says it can take different forms. >> what are the most common sleep disruptions after covid? >> from what i've seen, it's very common to have insomnia for people who have long covid and sometimes the opposite of insomnia, needing to sleep during the day. >> reporter: a study published in the journal of sleep medicine looked at people who had post-covid symptoms and the top complaints were sleep-related -- insomnia, fatigue, and excessive daytime sleepiness. >> thank you. >> reporter: lisa wu is experiencing all of them. >> i was just sleeping all the time and not feeling rested. i

at certain it becomes a sort certain point it becomes a sort of frankenstein complex , and of frankensteinnd there's just a uniform form plastic surgery. looks form of plastic surgery. looks now see a lot in the now that you see a lot in the showbiz which is quite showbiz world, which is quite worrying especially you're worrying, especially when you're influencing girls as influencing younger girls as well, thinking that's the way forward you grow older, the forward as you grow older, the whole grammys was i was just whole grammys was was i was just saying it was a hellscape. it was it was awful, wasn't it. yeah. getting worse. yeah. and it's getting worse. and apparently dating apps are getting worse . that the male getting worse. that the male asks the question , are we asks the question, are we addicted to swiping. yes well, obviously it's the modern way to find love, but it seems that a lot of single people are spending up to 55 minutes a day on dating apps, which is good if you're actually getting good matches and good conversation, which is not happening for most people so done a sur

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