." >> there is a very iconic moment in stanley kubrick's 2001 film, where these apes come together, and this big blackmon lit made from a material that's clearly looks like industrial. and they're touching it and it kind of creates havoc among them, because they don't know how to respond to this object. it seems like a lot of our fascination with these monoliths has to do with the mystery around them, right? we don't know who makes them. we don't know how they are put where they appear, it an alien civilization. >> it looks like it's going to be pretty cool. >> yeah, i agree. >> one very tongue-in-cheek proponent of the aliens provocateur matty. >> i'm known for creating headlines because the more headlines i ygenerate back to m site, the stronger my bond with google is that i'm the most famous artist. >> the speculation that his team may havemystery in males since he previously took credit for previous monolith sightings. but now he is setting the record straight. >> i'm happy to be the spokesperson for the monolith, and i'm going to tell you right now i did not make it. i don't know h

he did not ignore the topic of cinema at the exhibition. his stand-mash a space odyssey by stanley kubrickolution in the film industry, this nesting doll is like a cryocapsule from this film, eared island, why did it appear? now there’s a trend, this story with cooking and eating food, it’s more about quickly eating something, more about communication even somewhere, yes, that is, people can stand on different sides, communicate, and at the same time heat something up , pour something, cook something, wash something here and there. fruits, vegetables and so on, i realized that i needed to make such a compact machine that would have, let’s say, a cook, a kitchen, open storage systems, a kitchen machine on which you can do something, a workbench, let ’s say, the most photogenic the stand was recognized, on which another of our regular author, maxim kashin, worked, perhaps not a single visitor to the exhibition could resist taking a selfie on this black and white background, in the hands of maxim there is a technique here - it’s like some kind of coupe, but it’s covered with this graphic draw

where have you seen wood on the floor in a capsule in space in general, nowhere, only in stanley kubrick’sble, non-slip. it will be possible to play catch-up, of course, everything is fine, we will soon return to our remodeling, now we will be transported to st. petersburg, to the studio apartment of designers ilona and andrey orekhovsky, here on twenty-three square meters, two adults, a child and a cat live in complete harmony, and it’s not without reason that there’s a bust of frida kall on the nightstand, who adored a bright palette; in defiance of the natural grayness of st. petersburg , the orekhovskys’ apartment is... filled with rich colors. our apartment and its design were born at a time when there was a change in the scandinavian style, lovers of everything white, and many people were tired, not only we, because of all this total white, everyone wanted color, but we, as designers, are just color, color, there is not enough color, we want more colors, and of course, we had a blast here . but at first, when ilona and andrey lived in this small studio together, the apartment looked

overtake us >> i think >> that we would be foolish to simply x out the possibility going back to stanley kubrick, 2001, a space odyssey as how overtakes the astronaut. is it possible perhaps, but michael like you, i like to look at history to understand there have been big inventions in the past. the printing press, electricity, the internet, all of these have been a decried for the possibility of nefarious activity associated with them. same with artificial intelligence. so bottom line, i think we should be mindful of ai. that's the point of the book. it's kind of cautionary fiction. look ahead to 2054 we ought to be concerned about it. on the other hand, artificial intelligence could turn out to be extremely beneficial to society broadly. >> can i say the book is terrific? and what i've read them both, but one not need read 2034 to read 2054. and i found it to be a wake-up call. congratulations, admiral thanks, michael, look forward to talking to you about it in person soon >> you got it. gang. what do we have from social media, the world of x on artificial intelligence. we've rushed into ai w

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