but what chen did was take his genius and brilliance and use it to apply to the issue of cybernetics and the idea of being able to use technology to for to harness for desirable behavior in society. and what we saw some of that happening was always proceed proteges in a very early stage was was the one child policy where the idea was to control and create technology and surveillance, to control people's desire to have children and families, and that has obviously gone a long way. but of course, at that time, 30 years ago, there was simply not that level of ability to control to the to where it is now. so can you talk a little bit about how chen and this whole concept of cybernetics and social control and technology has blossomed forth, which is what you talk about in your book. so fascinating. lee right. yeah. really glad you brought up chen mae because changes and he's i mean, he's one of these characters who really speaks to just the sort of the depth of the connections between china and the us when it comes to all of this sort of stuff. right. and you know, i mean, chen, he was on

but what chen did was take his genius and brilliance and use it to apply to the issue of cybernetics and the idea of being able to use technology to for to harness for desirable behavior in society. and what we saw some of that happening was always proceed proteges in a very early stage was was the one child policy where the idea was to control and create technology and surveillance, to control people's desire to have children and families, and that has obviously gone a long way. but of course, at that time, 30 years ago, there was simply not that level of ability to control to the to where it is now. so can you talk a little bit about how chen and this whole concept of cybernetics and social control and technology has blossomed forth, which is what you talk about in your book. so fascinating. lee right. yeah. really glad you brought up chen mae because changes and he's i mean, he's one of these characters who really speaks to just the sort of the depth of the connections between china and the us when it comes to all of this sort of stuff. right. and you know, i mean, chen, he was on

what is the specific role of faculties mathematicians of cybernetics of the moscow state university discussedovernment support this industry? so what? eh, in principle, money is not the main thing in a person's life. and what is most important, what is needed for happiness , we live on the sidelines and in a society that made a person happy, you need not refuse this feeling and not run away. we must finally understand that we live happily in a good place in a good society. i very much look forward to continuing the dialogue. thank you for an interesting conversation. thank you for your answers and we look forward to seeing you again . thank you. thank you invitation.

and, importantly, dean of the moscow state university faculty of computational mathematics and cybernetics. here is some classification. we can say that today we are all it people, as soon as we had smartphones, in which we now have them, we all had to be able to use tools, information technologies, to be able to use these gadgets to understand how they work. otherwise, we simply will not fit into the modern rhythm and lifestyle with those people who have associated their profession with this phenomenon with these technologies. with these tools, which actually create them, these technologies, including those created, of course this, i think, is the most, of course, the fundamental layer of it people who develop methods in our time, they were called engineers. engineers, including, i think i still mean scientists scientists, who are scientists who, on the basis of fundamental mathematical results of deep penetration into these mathematical results, create those methods that then turn into technologies into tools. here, which we use the other layer - these are the people who skillfully use t

just cybernetics, if you can say so, yes. further simplifications will take place, that is, they no longer even try to justify anything. now it's just everything. everything is absurd i.e. what orwell wrote - this is not original, turlyan was many years ahead of him and he was right because if you want a justification for some theses or i don't know the postulates, that means that you lack faith. if you lack faith, then in the conditions of putin's regime, it is already suspicious. well, therefore, to demand any justification today in russia is to expose yourself to danger, that is, in the morning i also said somewhere on your broadcast that they have this propaganda. no longer carries any function of being convinced or at the mercy of him just proves to the well-known flock what ideology is right for you today, i turned on the news in the morning, they said girkin, well done, you know it all day yerkin, well done, you know it all day yerkin, well done, tomorrow i turned it on to another channel, there skarkin, a criminal, yo

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but it is also possible that there will be a surprise that on our side they are better at cyberneticshey think, let's call it that thank you, thank you. it was ivan kyrychevskyi, a military expert, come on, defense express , uh, we're done for today. so, we'll meet in a week. watch this week's program collaborators of traitors in shoulder straps, how the executioner implements russian peace in the occupied territories, performs the tasks of suppressing resistance and intimidation. residents and how the ex-assistant minister of defense became a luhansk militant souls and wallets went to serve the occupiers today's issue about the sellers of security forces or werewolves in epaulettes it is far from a secret that russian is not up to the empire for years they were preparing for a full-scale invasion of ukraine, the invaders painted potential collaborators and took them to account and apostasy was only a matter of time ukraine has already been cleansed many traitors will soon be punished, and others who hope to avoid responsibility are completely corrupt on the ground , ukrainian officia

if you can put it this way here the dean of the faculty of computational mathematics, cybernetics, saidly 47% of those who submitted documents 6 years ago received diplomas this year, that is, they graduated from a favorable master's program. here is the actual quantity. they specifically counted 47%. do you have some kind of number or do not keep it like that. by the way, well, we keep such statistics. i cannot say that we are conducting it purposefully. there are several considerations here, the first considerations, and someone does not swim, someone swims more slowly in the sense that it is possible to ah. you may not be able to deal with learning take to make perfect curricula to continue learning. so it was possible. yes, is it called academy or not? or something is not. that's exactly it. individual curriculum, when a student uh continues to study, but he is forced to wait for those disciplines that he did not know, if within six years or you add this within the framework. uh, four-year-years of study, if uh, the number of unreleased disciplines is critically large, then sometime

dear friends, uh, if i express a general opinion, but in this little thing, in this bashkir rap cybernetic. you yes. why are you in the pentatonic scale? yes, listen to it like this, it's just understandable, even for someone who's not particularly sensitive here, to understand that the auditory suckers are all the same, it's understandable, and it's just sausage, comrades. may i think you are now up to barely a cross. it fits very well. and we not only brought bashkir instruments. i myself studied at the musical gymnasium in the class of trombone. here i am a trampanist myself and we even make such mixes, uh with different instruments from rammed zur to dumbai. everywhere has ripened you represent? how did this boy annoy his parents? he also knocked on everything that he had in his hands, you also, listen, if there is everything that glitters, if there is a trombone, he is already in the hands of melancholy. if there is something here , this russian horn, it will immediately be found on well , how, well, it’s necessary, and even uh duduk and even duduk uh, hmm, somehow there was such a st

of this swim, if you can put it this way, the deans of the faculty of computational mathematics, cyberneticsf those who submitted documents 6 years ago received diplomas this year, that is, they graduated and favorable magistracy. here is the actual quantity. they specifically calculated 47%, do you have some figure or do not keep it like that. by the way, well, we keep such statistics. i can't say we're driving her purposefully. there are several considerations here , the first considerations, and someone does not swim , someone swims more slowly in the sense that it is possible to ah. you can not cope with learning to take and make individual study plans and continue to study. and so it was possible. yes , it was possible. yes, this is called an academician, vacation or not? or something is not. that's exactly it. individual curriculum, when a student continues to study, but he is forced to finish those disciplines that he did not know within six years or you add within this in within the framework of four years of study, if the number of unpublished disciplines is critically large, then s

be taught that it puts the mind in order elena entered at the faculty of applied mathematics and cyberneticstomsk state university, but already in her first year she got into the student theater of variety miniatures and was finally poisoned by dust. kulis, however, claims that mathematics helped in creativity. it is generally associated with a good fantasy, when i studied, by the way, at the university, i noticed that physicists and mathematicians joke much more interestingly than philologists and historians. since it is associated with fantasy, then people with a vivid imagination have a more vivid imagination. i had one student job there. mathematical model of noise and interference in stripping voltammetry and when i thought about it, and even imagined it was studied. there are these differential integrals, from which it all stands a mathematical model, it still involuntarily turns on your imagination and then you suddenly realize that you are walking along lenin street in the city of tomsk , you see a bird flying and you suddenly see a graph. yeah, the bird tells you. ah, is that how it

state university departments of the vmc, in general, igor sokolov is a professor of mathematics and cyberneticsnts are external students are precisely the chinese for russia now for our top universities and it is for knowledge that the chinese come here. and in principle, i know that there is a reverse flow and russian students also travel or are starting to travel. e to china this is now a trend . alexey, you know the russians, i really study a lot in china. i am a trend of recent years, or it has always been like that. i've been watching it for the last 10 years, that is, over the past 10 years , every year there are more and more russian students. in fact, china is very there are many polytechnic technological ones. well. is it physics or lyrics? i think so and so the point is that you understand. and for example, we have a good mathematical school. yes , fundamental education, but we have a weak, for example, practical implementation of this education. that is, we do not have the same huge factories. yes, where there are a hundred of these very robots that can be controlled, but here's what

brings together specialists in various fields biologists , linguists, physicists, mathematicians, cyberneticsficial intelligence is an attempt to create technologies that will be similar to human brain human e, intelligence consciousness in this direction. not just artificial intelligence, that is, artificial consciousness. that is, so that machines e can acquire both e, signs of subjective experience and their own self konstantin vladimirovich anokhin director of the institute for advanced brain research of moscow state university doctor of medical sciences professor academician of the russian academy of sciences. i think that the next decade of science and technology institute's goals is to see from the inside, what intelligence looks like and what consciousness looks like inside the brain. we at the institute want to look. uh inside the brain and see how uh the thought arises to look into the cranium help modern technology into the body. mice, introduced, special luminous squirrels. now , with the help of a microscope and specially you, radiation can be observed in real time the activity o