g? think on these sees 5 talks which are apparently going on in kyra as we speak. mean, i don't think they would have a big impact because now we have reached this point and this, you know, southern ward where it's always the how does that has become an american? is that an issue for the on the separated from the other issues and that agent like to know the, the conflict with it on the, the proxy was with it on how does this, what, how soon does the into an into, into i'm, is it will replace the, the, the future because uh, is its existence is at stake now. so how does that lives in a very different fee and you will have the full priority for guidance now is just the step of sort of getting investigating. i don't know, obviously would, would these meaningless negotiations. it becomes clear of the metrics and these are, is, i've just buying time. i mean it's, it's the, comes on and it was in the, you know, they're just buying this illusion. they're sending this illusion that there is some different method of sort of happening. but the, in fact, the just buying more time to secured these are

g. think as a risk, the humanitarian mission could be disrupted by the idea of operations across the enclaves a little that's, that's exactly what, what this thought as a means as not to put the alteration or the workers in any danger and not to put children and families are trying to commit to the fact seems under any danger, and that's like what you're looking at now as a 6 am till 22 or 3 pm every day for 3 days, each region and the 3 different age of center, south end and north, where a thirty's would be stopped and where if i to asian orders will not take place during those times. and that's really cool. so and again, as i said before, implementing and committing to, to, to implementing those is really crucial to, to be able to reach children to be safe. both workers and children has a husband and you know, government expressed a willingness to kind of clear the way allowing for you in a safe and the w h o and all those to, to actually have unrestricted access to, to achieve what is a huge humanitarian mission. on your part hasn't even yahoo, that has isn't ministration expressed any wil

g ,., ., ~ , think from the closing ceremony in paris? g , , , paris?rst of the _ paris? my book is entitled the best of the worst of the olympics, - paris? my book is entitled the best of the worst of the olympics, and i of the worst of the olympics, and one of the story is epic for the best was the lantern opening ceremony. i probably wouldn't in truth pick the paris opening ceremony is one of the best. it was ambitious but the rain did not help and probably not having it in the stadium didn't help build the atmosphere. there has been such a brilliant atmosphere and brilliant venues at this games. for the closing ceremony it is always sad, i think. i'm getting withdrawal symptoms already. i'm already looking forward to la.- symptoms already. i'm already looking forward to la. thank you, david. hello there. more sunshine expected as we head through the weekend, especially tomorrow, right across the uk. there will be a brief spike in heat and humidity, particularly for southern and eastern areas of england. it will be only brief because we will see fres

and it's the art of making a m think they should come and. have some good food, g departments highlighting different artworks from our collecon gender an important part of the dialogue. w exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is fromhe 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings ores , sym others. it'sot culture or time period, but different between the artwork.■8 activities, for example, loks at the role of gender and h certain a placed as feminine or masculine. we have a print by uharo that looks at different activities haon perrmed by men. it's looking at thewe have thren traditional japanesets that would otherwise be played by men at that time. we have pairin that is elationships.n the context of also with how people are questioning the whole pairing i we have three different cultures, tibet, china and japan. lity stot relevant because gendr has been fluid in different perids in cultures. sometimes being female in china but often male and evoking features associated withender binari

existing in this region, which we called west asia, so i think immediately after the assassination of the ismile hania, the first impact will be on the g. seasfire, i think the gazza cease fire will not be remain longer as the talks were took place in the different countries and the different places, i think it will be not. remain longer than because hammas has already stated that they will take the revenge of the great leader of hammas ismail dha and also yesterday the great leader supreme leader supreme leader great ayatullah sayid ali khamnai said that this revenge is the duty of iran because he was there guest of the iranian nation of the iranian government so i think "this is the legitimate right of iran, this is the legal right of the iranian government and the nation to take the revenge, to take the retaliation against the killers, against the enemies, those are involved in this assassination. i i believe that, i believe united states government is behind in this assassination and killing of the hammas leader ismail hania and other thing. the second consequences, i think enemies, enemies tried to kill resistance leader that the

and s really helps me to appreciate what they do, what they have to g think il help us, you know, improvethe health department's lead program as well. and theas thing is we don't know what we don't know. and the program is always encountering new challenges, and we will always going to be needing to adh. them. and that's pretty common with, with construction projects, we're just going to have to sort chaenge as they come up. so the last thing i wanted to discuss was the future plans program. so right now we have about we htw new plans that we have. one is enhancing and improving the outreach and actual conducting of the lead hazard re. anthe second is to utilize fixed lead to improve the outreach of theno some of the planned enhancements include ramping outreach, which which the department of public health is starting with engaging promotoras, which are community health workers and bring more projects io the program. in addition, the program is looking to find wayss that may hindern efforts. for instance, there are homes that may require extensive renovation, such as onesroof, c. and this

and for think these, that have g is the last of the who and woman in a cornerstone. i'm today the think that the world has to be abundant them do what has the victim the what has regarding the word has moved on office 3, use a 4 digits on a son. and if it's once again, do it on a son that have to deal with this night's money that's brought on then by the what i'm i'm and find get all the out the thing. so it's highly that disappointing and, and also as certainly for them. but then in the meantime, you also see that even with the listen to for, to c s, does they, the speeds that they have inside acosta. somebody is trying to get to trying to find ways to get together to. but the other is vivian and find ways to not only hit themselves, but also her gift communities. so it is a very difficult a time. and we want to see the impact of that on the overall situation of the can see we haven't really seen prices enough on a sun, 48 percent of the separation other than to the dealer forward. as they like to be mentioned by alison at last one was not the perfect you see for pla

now, i think there was-go ahead. +g >> maybe i can hear from the staff.es and it and say yes, there is a issue. building owner you need to fix this. that is your what notice of vit is the first contact? >> the building department received phone call from member of the public, so we went out to do investigation and confirm and this is accurate. we issued nov to make it enforceable to make the owner repair work. if they don't then we move forward schedule. they still not lf [indiscernible] >> got it. okay. >> i also want to--so called other special inspection requirement under my report, page 16, screening or scanning rebar, important to avoid damage in the existing rebar inside- >> sure, but that is all between the e, tg is on the form, somebody has to address it. place somebody needs to explain why and say why is okay. somebody called in a complaint, notice violation issued, fix this, they filed for a permit, it took a while. while to get the permit approved. it didn't get approved and the in the timeline designated oen the noting of violation,order of ab

in this must close middle school students of finding out how well chunk g p t can handle complicated arithmetic issues. you think the question is whether the solutions are correct? get all this, do i go to different results? when else the right questions test g p t can spit out solutions that help the students solve most problems on that right in the past. and the system that responds to individual needs, the position comes cost input. so it's very good at analyzing tasks, you know, and it's very good at explaining how to solve them and it almost, but it can't actually solve the problems for a new law and lose the house i left nice of us to that's not to be especially when it comes to math, it's often wrong that's a foolish, but it's good at suggesting what you have to do and explaining what it's actually about breaking down to essence and explaining them in simpler terms is clear that i have to admit that it was the 2nd groups and especially for someone like me who has a hard time with math, it's definitely a help during the streets of math teacher, you will know, suppose the guy sees great potential and i, eve

um it removes some of the strong um, you know, controls that i think g p r hat. and i've seen that a little bit with the say i regulation already. so that said, i think really, you know, grassroots movements, you know, especially local movements. uh, you know, um, petitioning uh, municipal governments and you know, getting things like bands on face recognition technology which have been very successful in united states. and, you know, those sort of things are powerful and they do have a real world impact. i'm certainly, you know, getting your local town or city to stop scanning your face from st cameras, you know, is a good thing as far as i'm concerned. and that's something that can be done. serve at the regulatory level, math, the larger level. i'm not so convinced and certainly when we have, you know, no control of your entities, like these private entities, big tech and so on. amazon ring cameras and everything else. you know, that sort of thing is that can be so easily controlled where our information systems are concerned. we don't have control over them now

g. i don't think so, so i'm high for them. but then generally african countries, one to moment as on to do that, took you to, into, to, into one, but still short from what the one that, uh, the 2016. so it's still in 1st of choice is important. funding for assets is important to management of assets is important that we see the mismanagement of civil fee of niger and a 100 meters women. her name was missing from the starting list. you know, she got the potential to middle, you know, so these are the easiest african countries and that they need to make better. but hopefully that we see they will even please come to africa and futile egypt is bidding for 8 and 2036. and hopefully that gets, it will be a really good one for officer. yeah, we're ready to go from what it settings as i use that i need to egypt. ready? you, well, egypt, what is still time there's this time and then you need to sort out local politics and then do kind of how to invest. but it's always good. but you know, you have to wait investment in sports and inves

g. are hurtint of >> but what's amazing is she's not even thinking of herself. she's probably thinkin'sg of all the other single moms, maybe even imagining herself back when shs mae had little kis not being able to pay for anything with these kindos of prices. >> i mean, it is i don't knowi ' how you run away from this. yeah. you know, it was it is heartbreaking and very sad, but it was entirely avoidable if this administration had just retained the pro-growth economic agenda of president trump. rowtonomic ahe did it through t, regulatory relief, unleashing our great energy sector and striking fair trade deals to onshore jobs and bring manufacturing back to thtoe united that delivered robust economic growth with littlwte to no inflation and historically low unemployment rates for every demographic group in the united states. it really was a goldilocks economy. so if they had kept those policiesgoldiloc, we'd still ben that place. but of course they threw everything inte buo. and what you're hearing in in that woman's voice is the factha that she is being squeeze

and so i think we have been very active in terms of it taking the g 20 as an example. that is an organized a is a body which tries to speak for the world in which economics matter, the economic major economies matter and essentially make the point that uh in, in this, uh, uh, well, the way it is going in the future. the major economies like india, need to have a strong se, uh, in the direction in which it as well. so how important are 4 months like big send this to you for the multiple of like, i think they are important. and i think what has happened in this by the people what is that you have new will formulation like big says seal and as i but so before those like i do, you do in, in rest issue and so on the board. so these are on a show based coalition, so they come together in a world where you don't have a global policemen telling you what to do. some countries come together and if it's the, you know, from conversations on issues breaks, for instance, them together for a conversation on economic issues for the middle of the bible stuff. i mean, it applies that it

but if you think all the g political tensions and power games involved to make it impossible, just consider there's another global network that connect. our team comes across and outrages claim and decides to investigate. those. next on dw, old friends, new front is nate, so still prepared to defend itself in case of an emergency. the well, the largest, the military alliance has been maintaining stability for 75 years. but now, some weaknesses, probably getting to show this from this new threat. nate, in 45 minutes on d w the the, the we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d w. the, we don't hear bombs or cells or explosions. we hear nightingale singing at night to for you. it's been 6 months since you boss and willow d me a team got relocated to a quiet little village in the to our coffee region in central ukraine. the 1st time we hear the phone.

but if you think all the g political tensions and power games involved to make it impossible, just consider there's another global network that connects every country on a few things submarine cables. you're using it right now to watch this video. the incident, transporting electricity around the globe is a bit different than translating data. of course, internet cables are cheaper and the telecommunication systems that are routed in have been around for much longer. but it can be done. and for electricity, europe is the best example that with political will, it might even be easier than it seems. and the more of these connections we have, the more attractive it will become from other countries to join the super. great. so let us know what you think and the comments where in the world do you want your green energy to come from? and make sure to subscribe to a journal. we really see videos every friday. the good i wish i could have done more. to save, you just click away, find the best document on you to really see the world as we've never seen it before. the dr. no dw dokey cost about why d

miss smith's class middle school students of finding out how well chunk g p t can handle complicated arithmetic issues. you think the question is whether the solutions are correct? get all this, do i go to different results? when else the right questions? test g, p t come spits out solutions that help the students solve math problems on that right. past the system that responds to individual needs, the position comes close to the airport. so it's very good at analyzing tasks, you know, and it's very good at explaining how to solve them and it was almost, but it can't actually solve the problems for you often lose the house. i listened these fellows to that's not fit to be, especially when it comes to math. it's often wrong that's a foolish, but it's good. it's suggesting what you have to do and explaining what it's actually about breaking down to us and explaining them in simpler terms, is clear that i have to admit that with was the 2nd groups. and especially for someone like me who has a hard time with math, it's definitely a help to remove the streets for the math teacher, you're not supposed to go sees great

._ ., g that? i think encryption is a key art of that? is a key part of the incident, and - that? i think encryption is a key i part of the incident, and encryption is not the issue here. child abuse files preventing the upload and, you can do that with encryption, there were lots of ways to do this, this is not magical thinking, it's a known and tested and proven processes. it is not a technical limitation. processes. it is not a technical limitation-— processes. it is not a technical limitation. , , , , ., limitation. just very briefly, what more then _ limitation. just very briefly, what more then should _ limitation. just very briefly, what more then should whatsapp i limitation. just very briefly, what more then should whatsapp be l limitation. just very briefly, what i more then should whatsapp be doing? i'd like to be asking the question now, how are they going to prevent this from happening again? to the victims and those images, what is stopping those images of those victims being shared again today and tomorrow on those platform

g. i think now it is appearing most likely over the balkans, possibly for his file size is grease with the central the low over here. this is being very active. sundry. everything is going to carry on being that way but spread its wings a bit. so the size maybe in degrees to give some temporary relief to what has been enduring heat waves and dry weather. so for example, the forecastle, athens briefly gives you a different temperature down to a sundry day on wednesday, but they may return to the heat, most likely. on thursday, we are the some of the storms. so that's the overall picture. then at the same time, you've got rather windy of where, where they're coming into the british hours remains of her product and asked they will make it very western. when do you know island property, scotland? by thursday, at the same time, the last front, the systems moved into wells. the baltic states still 25 degrees, but likely shower in vilnius, for example, the sun for to into the rest of europe. still with the same space or 2 shouts, breaking out here. and look, i found no fish client appeared right

g-8. just as a highly technical matter, i think it is a function of 922-d-8 restricting what the licensed firearms dealer can do and not g-8 -- in is what my client went to prison for. but on the other hand, if you have a right to possess firearm, then certainly the acquisition of a firearm is closely connected to that and constitutional implications would come into play. i don't have a firm view whether or not a law that operated more like some of the earliest 20th century laws dealt with acquisition of firearms that might deal with constitutional scrutiny. justice kavanaugh: so it's possible the government's correct in what it says? mr. wright: it's possible? no. i don't think it's possible. it is possible that it would be unconstitutional to deny people the right to purchase a firearm from a licensed dealer, yes, i think that is possible. but i suspect that both existing law and constitutionalaws would allow many of those same people to be denied if we worked our way through the relevant provisions that are keeping them from doing it. justice kavanaugh: okay. thank you. justice roberts:

think it's fun. being weird is cool, you know? i want to be borin >>g. s >> so i think, honestly,in i think it's a good thing. democrats are pretty weird. >>g.ocrats a, there is that. >> what is the weirdest thing you've ever my ex-boyfriend, like, go crazy and almost run. me over? why do you do that? . was over a popsicle >> so that's kind of what i meant on the subway. i told you not to do that.t like it was the c train at night. i didn't think anyone would see a homelesse woul person ask me , um, $20. no dollafor $20,r, no change. i >> you just a guy. just get 20 spiders, economy. right. but florida man, like, run onto the highway likehighwa naked li hey, are you weird? my boyfriend's s>> ao weirred. yeah. yeah. i believe, though i'd say so. yeah. yeah. what do you do that's weird? like, i have a bunch of, like, dead buge s in my room. my favorite type of food is haitian poor. my mily favok before i bought a cereal bite my toenails. >> oh, my god. is that a hangnail toenails.? captivated by the beauty. >> who's the weirdest person?>>d >> you know? lady

i got the volume g most i think a test. it's possible, as i can, can always from california, and can we show some or so this is a new user this month on the the cut off. some of it said the name of the absence on the bus with the the old, i'm not, i'm not deal with that. i'm, i'm sort of con, does kind of most of them to find them come because you're not interested in is that a career? so they could work or they go to the auto body clinton because they bill was like, it wasn't this little bill was good. you know, i don't know, call really a mazda article, enjoy joseph. i don't when i spots out on the dentist and um go to like j as of done as a category is ones that aren't quite sure that we should go to 0. i'm not sure some the to get a model from 0 to know the that means you know, there's a chance that the she was on the sort of the, the homeless. so they, they, cody never created, should, in those letters of mission should as she home, as the shareholder had up, i don't know where this will go to machine the do are you st

back to around 2020 she is supported to fund the police and even endorse george cast stone for g -- da to thinkt will hurt her helper or a little bit above. >> probably hurts more than it helps it's clear republicans are trying to painters of san francisco liberal which doesn't play great and swing states if they make it stick. the question is how much of california policies will she actually be blamed for. she was never a mayor or town county supervisor or councilmember never governor so the more controversial things to come out of california including homelessness problem or thing she didn't doubt deal with directly in terms of criminal justice reform she did a good job of staying out of most of the controversial issues in california we have 47 decriminalizing a lot of crimes she didn't take a position on it she was able to stay out of a lot of it so she can make this campaign more about vibes and less about policy and continue to not answer questions from the press maybe she can get away with it. >> a lot of it seems to fall on the shoulders of gavin newsom rather than kamala harris. >> and

i got was only in g most i think i tested for school as i can kind of always them california and kind of show some or so this is a new user this month on the the cut off. some of it said the name of the absence on the bus with the the old, i'm not, i'm not deal with them. so con, does kind of most of the income because you're not going to 0 korea so they could work, or they go to the they bill was like, it wasn't this little bill. what i'm good, you know, i don't know, call really a mazda of elk. andre joseph, i don't when i spots our model dentist caught me, i just looked at as a category as was that on cause that was a go to 0 novice. you come to to get another from 0 to now the, the that means, you know, you just didn't go. she was on the sort of the news of us, the homeless so they, they, cody never keep it interesting. i'm yes, it was better sort of mission should as she home, as the shareholder had up. i don't know where this will go to machine the do i use the gun with enough for today? good. how to download? the said, i mean i was that out was what was that on told you go and

told him on the whole, the whole within the i was cut out and i was engaging, i got the volume g most, i think a test. it's possible as i can, can always from california and kind of show some or so this is a new user this month on the the cut off. some of it said the name of the absence on the bus with the the old, i'm not, i'm not deal with them. so con does kind of most of the income because you're not anything. is that a career so they could work, or they go to the auto body clinton because they bill was like, it wasn't this little bill was good. you know, i don't know, call really a mazda article, enjoy joseph, i don't. when i spots on the dentist caught me with my dress of dot as a category, as i said on cause that was a good, is there another sure come the to get another from 0 to now the the that means you know, you just didn't go. she was on the sort of the, the homeless so they, they go to never cubit interesting. i'm yet those that are settled. mission should as she home, as a shareholder. how that i don't know where this will go to machine the do i use the gun with not supposed to t

i got the volume g most i think a test. it's possible, as i can, can always from california and kind of show some or so this is a new user this month on the the cut off. some of it said the name of the absence on the bus with the the old, i'm not, i'm not deal with that. i'm, i'm sort of con, does kind of most of them to find them come because you're not going to zip code here. so they could work or they go to the big a deal was it's like, it wasn't this little bill was good. you know, i don't know, call really a mazda article, enjoy joseph, i don't. when i spots on the dentist called him like joseph, does it go j, as i said on, cause the wish i called is there another she can come to to get another from the know the the that means no, you just didn't go. she was on the sort of the, the homeless so they, they cody never could be an interesting i'm yet, those letters sort of mission should as she home, as i showed how that i don't know where this will go to machine the do i use the gun with not supposed to take a lot of time

i will let the viewers judge the answerey d to that as a senate g skeptic, i think i know what they were: i'm a lot more cynical than you are and i know why they are doing it, too, they want your help except immigration in the border. ellen will soak, attorney general from theo great state of carolina, thank you for joining> us on a sunday night. >> thank you, trey. >> they've had him ever since, humave hn lives use as bargainig chips. remember that when you see pro-hamas protesters. was there still a chance these hostages still could come home alive? rob greenway was a nationaall security council formally and he joins us after the break on "sunday night in america." to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today

but for me, i would think he s a professional and pro, but explanation for reasons why. if the, if they are not on the, not the instrument of this of g, then they would have offered their own justification for doing this. and i think the best thing that they can do is actually, you know, really have transparent process and make any simple how the actually all to meet or you know, blocks it to convince, print, quite good explanation. and if, let's say for example, the other elements or if it doesn't happen, then they need to be also transparent about it. and of course, apologies for what had happened. of malaysia is known for it's fairly pro palestinian stan 6 repeatedly condemned as well as actions in gall assigned also for in the west bank. do you think you would just to go through a little bit more about malaysia's efforts to try and in the war and goals are at the moment as well? uh, in the 1st space show that i think it is fairly decent. put to clear that malaysia and he says, so bring a peaceful country we, we have been, you know, at least you know, a region we have, i will come to the us. yeah. we have always had the physician

nothing has trudy being in the movement enjoying the day and not thinking for g. i don't feel anything. this doesn't smoke anything i mean to scottish scenarios today. i can say that i feel single so deeply and i'm ever so grateful for things. i never thought this day would come to a tech come that's. that's why i'm convinced absolutely convinced. i'm on the right in home, mostly signed for you guys. all right, the, the, the respect its own about walking waves and texting nature. that's right, sandra, respecting, nature, studying aids, i mean it's about being up to date with coming tardy is technologies. training for the e co way of life, the environment magazine co, africa. in 30 minutes on the w. they're breaking out the big guns to fight these tiny creatures in paris and beyond. the bed bugs are taken over. our bedroom. researchers are volunteering to be nibbled on offending bugs in the mail and energizing pest control or a bed bug. hunters is in 75 minutes on d, w. the west page. i mean obviously i know i might just do it and i'm hoping dw newport faster. than

this is not who else could perhaps i don't think anything from the g like of the. well, we know that telecom is being looked into by germany and also the e. u. in general, it's looking to see what the time of i'm should come into the reading it if it's digital services that is, has passed back in 2022. and this is about combating illegal content and also this information we know that telecomm overhead a band all see in the repeating, even as a result of requests sent by authorities. but they wouldn't bring whether it should come. and so that scrutiny and therefore should be moderated. and also potentially have to give access to these encrypted chats. but you know, they are saying that telecom doesn't normally answer questions very much, doesn't provide much information or sometimes doesn't cooperate the tools investigations. so really some big questions about what kind of pressure people do of could come on to by the french authorities and possibly to fax, due by the you, the us to provide information. just to give you an example, in russia, telecom is a widely use

nothing has trudy being in the movement enjoying the day and not thinking for g. i don't feel anything. this doesn't smoke anything. i mean the scottish scenarios today. i can say that i feel single so deeply and i'm ever so grateful for things. i never thought this day would come to a tech come that's. that's why i'm convinced absolutely convinced on the writing home mostly signed certain guys. alright. the the the, they are freaking out the big guns to fight these tiny creatures in paris and beyond. the bed bugs are taken over. our bedroom. researchers are volunteering to be nibbled on the spending bugs in the mail and energizing pest control or the bed bug. hunters close out in 30 minutes on the w. respect is own about a walk in waves and fixing nature. that's right, sandra, respecting, nature, studying aids, i mean it's about being up to date with caring, tardy is technologies. i'm training for the e co way of life, the environment magazine feed to ask for 10 and 19 minutes on d. w. the one of the main kinds, oldest ambitions could be with in re what is it rea

but despite just the g months challenges remain, i think it's taken the country time to work out how to adapt and then and become, you know, a free functioning democratic stays with an industry will, with checks and balances that you're having those days. all of all the things that need to work to make that happen. and i think that's been a huge challenge. 20 is 25 years down the line. i think you've made some good progress. the display address can be seen a little bit of traveling. 25 years later, return to the village in the north of possible chandra does risen from the ashes because even a new most despite economy struggles, the village has been rebuilt, symbolizing the resilience of his people in the years of the war, i meant by them a few more times, the last time he was with his nephews with them, please, with the village is progress to me with the suitcase she put the thoughts comfortably as soon as to how to new we're doing that 14 to cover again. no way around me. is that what i meant? is there a few bucks for you as low as the tradition here? the 1st visit to the old man's

i, i, you know, it's, it's, i think it's just like playing with those models. i remember playing with g beachy too. and trying to think about what this means for our society if everybody starts having access to the means to create synthetic text. and at that time, there was not a lot of uses of these generated a models for text. and so, you know, i was paying this bill, this idea that when we had deep fakes, we were going to have read fakes with sort of a now whole ocean, a synthetic text that was going to take over all of these online spaces. and i thought it would be fun to have to have the a i, right, and all fed around the consequences. us read face, which i did. it generated this metaphor, which i thought was really interesting, of synthetic texts was going to be the grey girl of the or that it was going to suddenly creeping everywhere as sort of a science fiction id or that it was going to really ruined a year. and as we knew it, and i think that was there was 2019 yeah. navigating self awareness. yeah. something along these lines. yeah. of course you and some practitioners and pe