intelligence. our countries rejoice for the creation of a special institute for intelligence, as well as a special p that will consider the possibilities of cooperation in this area. together we must de-risk and create specific standards and frameworks for ai-driven governance . artificial intelligences were safer, more reliable, so they could be better controlled and had equal access between people. whichever one of the countries chooses, we must fight the systemic confrontation and the confrontation of civilization. we need take advantage of mechanisms such as the brix seminar on governance, the brix forum on livian contacts, and the women's affairs group to strengthen the bond between our peoples and states. china would like to offer cooperation in the field of education. increase our cooperation on special education education digital education on online education. we must also strengthen cooperation on traditional cultures and launch the idea of ​​reviving traditional cultures we must advocate for justice and equality and improve global governance strengthening global governance - this is the r

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moody's down graded several regional banks and warned that it could do the same for some larger institutions. intelligence online is accused of knowingly sharing that information with someone appearing to live in a foreign allegation. that alexandria against jack teixeria was been charged of six counts of willful retention and transmission of classified information and he has pleaded not guilty. >>> u.s. house republicans are pushing to bring an impeachment inquiry against president biden this fall. some say it would focus on his alleged ties to his son's business dealings. lauren fox has this. >> reporter: while house speaker kevin mccarthy has gone to great lengths to make it clear that he is not announcing just yet that house republicans would open an impeachment inquiry, over the past several weeks he has tiptoed closer and closer. and behind the scenes many republicans believe this is now inevitable with one senior republican telling my colleagues, quote, once the barn doors are open so to speak, the horses are out. bu kevin mccarthy will be able to convince his conference to get behind this. that is

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four russian armies, here will listen to the comment of george baros, head of the intelligence group of the institute for. congratulations to andrii, glad to see everyone, thank you for the invitation . i don't think any russian brigade is stationed here in full strength, there are even the destroyers of the 810th brigade of the black sea fleet , despite the fact that they were defeated last winter in the ugledar region, as well as here the 177th marine regiment from the caspian flotilla, i insist that here we see not the units that i listed, but parts of these units, the russian forces built significant defensive structures in the south of ukraine - this is an extensive system of fortifications 200 km long, but there is a certain gap between the command of the russians and the units, as well as details of the landscape that the ukrainians could use and all this says that the decisive phase of this battle is approaching , the complete list of military units provided to me by george baros, i will now post four russian volumes on my telegram, and we are looking for an antidote. perhaps an asymmetric answer

doing everything possible to support ukraine in this counteroffensive, american intelligence does not agree with the institute for the study of war, my colleague iryna shinkarenko spoke with analyst kateryna stepanenko, however, is ukraine progressing sufficiently in the counteroffensive and how to meet the expectations of the partners later in the interview kateryna , in your opinion, can we really talk about the fact that the ukrainian counteroffensive has slowed to a crawl and we can't say that currently, the ukrainians continue to advance in several directions, including bakhmut, the east of the zaporizhzhia region, the west of the donetsk region, as well as in the west of the zaporizhzhia region, and in fact they have made some important successes recently. the recent advance of the ukrainians in the northern part of the robot and in the northeast of the robot may indicate that the ukrainians have bypassed some mini fields. which may lead to further progress in the direction of melitopol , in addition to the recent victory of the ukrainians in the harvest and nearby large veselivka also indicate that the ukr

intelligence, joined a discussion on u.s. strategies on chinese aggression, hosted by the hudson institute. this is just under an hour. , wih us for this discussion are rear admiral mike to the men, former rector of intelligence, most recently the former commander of the office of intelligence and long serving people bryan: welcome to the hudson institute, i am bryan clark. i am director of the hudson center for technology. we thank you for being here online and in person for a discussion about china and challenges facing us there. it is about the recent report we released, but also looking at new approaches for how to deter china, given the eroding nature of u.s. military dominance and the challenges of emerging technology. joining us, rear admiral mike studeman, former director of intelligence at indo pacific command and former commander of naval intelligence and long serving officer with many storied positions including being the first senior intelligence officer for china, as well as serving as a special assistant to the chief and the fleet forces command. also with us, ezra cohen, former acting under secretary for defense in

hopes for ukraine's victory in the arguments of the leaks and it is known and the us intelligence update personnel update more than 8,000 young professionals have started working in healthcare institutions. 6.5 million tons of grain, including rapeseed, weighs karavai 2023 cereals and legumes harvested 5 million 570,000 developed 87% of the area in the leaders harvesting ponomatu minsk brest and grodno regions the northern region itself has already managed to overcome the half-million mark of work from the country, 933,000 tons have been harvested. 12% of the flax fields are left to be developed from 96% of the country's farming area ; at the same time, farmers they prepare the soil for overseeding. as early as the winter season 2024. so winter rabies for grain pool at 78% of the planned area, the rate is twice as high as last year. sanctions against poland may be imposed by the eu countries of the european union are considering the possibility of taboo if it decides to unilaterally extend the ban on the import of ukrainian grain, which expires on september 15, the european commission believes that warsaw's actions would be a violation of eu law. in addition, it is unknown to the russia

intelligence by cooperating and thinking with the government and other relevant institutions. dear journalists, we can bring empathy and sympathy to achieve optimal use of artificial intelligence and provide the necessary infrastructure for development and growth of virtual countries. i was thinking last night how to explain artificial intelligence today. the person said that as the secretary of the supreme council, i want to go on the radio and television to congratulate the journalist's day and talk about artificial intelligence. this text that i read produced artificial intelligence and i read it separately . from the technologies that have grown and developed a lot today, a lot of work has been done on this topic in the past years in the years before you found virtual space and development, artificial intelligence was examined from the mathematical aspect, the models that were developed for this work, but in recent years, everyone has witnessed that very diverse in different parts of people's lives, industry , culture, products, in fact it became fun and developed and this is a very good tool to increase productivity, increase quality and provide people with a better life . our artificial intelligence is to start ser

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she's also a senior fellow at stanford stream of spoly institute for the national studies chair of stafford's artificial intelligence and international security steering committee and a contributing writer at the atlantic but wait, there's more abc a guards also a book author her latest title being spies lives and algorithms the history and future of american intelligence. amy great to see you and congratulations on the book great to see youtube bill. thanks. it's always nice to your book rather than just be writing a book and that leads to my first question. i just listed countless things you're doing in and around the stanford world. how do you find time to write a book? well because we couldn't get together and we couldn't travel so i am moved all my books to my home office and hold up and that's how i was able to. finish it took a lot of you know structured time away from the office to get it done and just a lot of discipline, i guess and just kind of keeping atticus. it's like i deal in collaborating but i'm writing and you know 800 word bursts here and there but a book is a is a different creature. well, i can

all institutions were required to act like this council to develop a national program for the development of artificial intelligence develop a digital economy document, as well as a document of policies and requirements for the protection and protection of personal data by the ministry of communications , among other approvals. it was also approved to increase the share of the economy. digital in production gross domestic product, in order to accept the companies active in this field in the securities market, the necessary facilities should be made, and also the specialized stock exchange for digital economy will be formed in the country's stock market. in the field of electronic government, it was approved that 100 % of transactions and services until the end of the seventh plan 50% of the target population to receive government services during the end of this program every five years from visiting the device in person and agree to its operation . they were the approvals that have been reviewed so far . god willing, this saturday the health sector will be followed up this evening. the discussion regarding faciliti

infertility treatment, and various institutions and organizations in accountability authority another month and a half to set up the intelligent tracking number system forarticles of the population youth law, now the priority of all news sections is a thousand plots of free land for families with children. and it is having children, and in particular, the weekly package of young iran in the twenty-third news section is a place to observe the laws left on the ground . it has been specified 20 days ago i saw that here are the demands and organizations, one of the strong points that the radio and television is experiencing in the new era is that it has placed a camera and materials on the family law and the youth of the population and checking the table of the population in the general group is a place to find the shortcomings and weaknesses in advancing the law is when one is not alone, and staying young and agile, iran has a media friend, zainab chakhmakhi, sed and sima news agency, doctor, the report, and you saw it, it was mentioned, the issue of only one child, and it should come back, there is a distance between marriage and one's child. indicators a

and the director of gape institute center is doing research on how to apply artificial intelligence to develop realized solutions. we define the for application areas in the beginning. and in addition to the future of cities of the application, eighty's digital health researchers that gates are using a i to better understand cognitive diseases like alzheimer's. they're also looking into how to use technology to detect inside this information online. and the last, the application, a smart industry where we will offer some data services for companies. all of those projects rely on vast amounts of data to become effective data that's often difficult to obtain in privacy, 70 euro evicted into and the settings because of the people because of the mindset of the people. and yet you have a belief that's the use approach of establishing a cruise to emerge as the world leader and trustworthy i is the right path forward . absolutely. yeah. so it's, it's a, it's a method of trust between us. that's not everyone is convinced. we are in that section of the race and the 1st things that should be moving us is all we part of the technology called

for geospatial intelligence. from 2018 to 2019, she was director of -- after serving as deputy director. . an accomplished leader. she holds a doctorate and masters degree in mechanical engineering from georgia institute of technology and a bachelors in accounting. dr. dixon served as a presidentially nominated member of the board of visitors to the u.s. coast guard academy and was a liaison to spelman college. she is a native of the district of columbia where she currently resides. please join me in welcoming to the podium dr. stacy dixon. [applause] dr. dixon: good evening, everyone. thank you for the introduction. thank you suzanne and the entire insa team for allowing me to have the wonderful opportunity to be featured tonight. and for your patience, because i know you issued this invitation in 2002 and have waited for me to say yes until this point. i would like to further recognize important people with me. you heard my parents are in the audience so if you say anything nice about me in front of them, it is worth even more. [laughter] my dad, the honorable herbert dixon, retired judge from d.c. superior court is an unashamed electrical engineer as well. [applause] my mother, stevie dixon, a reti

developed a line for packing and sorting apples for on the basis of artificial intelligence, yes, and a deep learning neural network at ip, our joint institutelems. that is, we have all the it people. yes, you can see it all. we are there, and now we are mastering a number of techniques. we actively we promote, we advertise, and you know next to the economy. we conclude direct contracts, even those foreign-made equipment that can be restored, we also do this. we work under direct contracts, that is, yes, here they are all about equipment about equipment about china about china, i understand what is possible, with a chinese tractor. we still have to compete, but with our cheese. well, definitely not. i’ve already started talking about the fact that everyone was a family, because milk is cottage cheese cheese, well, they do and make kefir green there lids of ryazhenka with stripes, and then it suddenly turned out that belarus, all in different regions of the country, began to make a circus, which she had only watched before. in the pictures and suddenly we were in the lead and for some reason we went the same way that holland new zealand to fi

for a class of a hearing with the intelligence community. this committee stands in recess. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] rear after the service >> please been there an overview of government, and that by these television companies and more, including charter communications. >> charter is proud to be recognized as one of the best internet providers. and we are just getting started with miles of new infrastructure to reach those who need it most. >> 30 communications and supports c-span as a public service, along with these other providers. >> here is a look at what is coming up on c-span. next, deanne criswell gives an update on the deadly wildfires in hawaii during today's white house briefing. that is followed by 2024 republican presidential candidates speaking at the iowa state fair in the morning. and later janet yellen talks about the state of the u.s. economy. now, karine jean-pierre and deanne criswell reach us on the wildfires on now -- on maui, one of the deadliest in u.s. history.

mountain view operates the network institute the abbreviation in its name and stands for search extraterrestrial intelligencey to be a sphere of entertainment, if there were convincing evidence of ufo visits , 8,000 satellites revolve around the earth, which shoot everything in high resolution astrophysicists counts. from a team of scientists from dozens of countries, he is looking for another civilization. already 40 years. all the while, they have been sending signals into space and continuously scanning the sky with radio telescopes in hope. get the answer terpin pipuga at times. they say we send signals into space very for a long time and no one answers them. there doesn't seem to be anyone at home. it may be true that aliens exist, but we should not forget for the sake of a signal they appeared with us only 70 years ago. so what if aliens are 35 light years away from us. they simply did not have time to receive this signal at all. otherwise. this silence of the universe is explained by physicists who support the theory of the dark forest, i believe that developed civilizations are wary of each other and

for the ahl al-bayt, peace be upon him. mr. qalibaf will be even more enraged. also, especially from the forces of john on the floor of farhad square and other institutions, who intelligently implemented the conspiracies of the enemies and provided peace in the mourning gatherings. the bill to support the hijab culture and chastity was declared to be received in the form of article 85 of the constitution. according to article 85 of the constitution , the parliament can delegate the authority to enact some laws to its internal commissions in accordance with article 72 of the constitution. after the investigation in the judicial and legal commission and 70 articles have been increased , the islamic council has appointed hojat al-islam montazeri as the president of the supreme court for more than 7 years. prosecutor general of the country by the order of mr. hojjat-ul-islam mohadi azad was appointed as the attorney general of the country, mr. raisi said in the introduction ceremony of these two judicial officials , we in the judiciary are obliged to fulfill justice and public rights, pursue and punish criminals and those who block the way of god, those who violate islamic val

for example , we will host mr. mohsen hashemi rafsanjani, who will be included in the program. the trio including ministries and their subordinate agencies, security intelligence agencies, organizations and state companies and public institutions in political and factional electoral categories and favoring candidates, why do you think this clause will come true, but unfortunately it is not good , but until now the elections have finally been held by the dear ones who they were in the armed forces, the revolutionary guards and the basij. they are active in other places. they are active and velvet in the parliament . we have many things for retirees, such as using these things . his holiness imam khomeini, may god have mercy on him may god bless him and grant him peace. he said that the military forces should not enter the political expansion. one of the complaints of some candidates is that the intelligence forces or the military forces, in short , are behind the curtain, sometimes they are active in the election campaign. ultimately, this is the issue of the announcements of the supreme leader and the armed forces , by the way. they are the closest people from the point of view of the supreme leader of the commander-in-chief o

for americans . mackenzie global institute, one of the authors of this review , tell us what it will be like to switch to more machine work in the coming years, considering the extensive combination of artificial intelligenceith the automation of things that from the time of corona has been depicted and the impact of corona on jobs. it is possible that about 30% of working hours in america will be done by car. this will affect everything from high-paying jobs to low-paying jobs and that is why it is similar to in recent months, it has become much more difficult. we found that low-income jobs earning less than 38,000 dollars per year in the united states will disappear 14 times as much as mothers, while considering that 30% of working hours will be machined, all jobs in our country will probably change. most high-paying jobs are mechanized or eliminated entirely let's say there will be no change in low-income and stagnant jobs, for example, a graphic designer will get the latest version much faster and then he can use the specialized skills he has acquired and make more valuable use of his time, or a nurse they can spend less time recording medication information and spend more time with the patient, so in

operation of ukrainian intelligence and what was the motivation of the russian pilot exclusive from kirill budanov for radio svoboda worried for a moment and actively entrenched in the institutefor the study of war analyzed how the invaders are behaving against the background of the advance of the armed forces of ukraine, where they are building new lines of defense in zaporozhye and what is happening in this direction of the front all live details in a few minutes of the destruction of the radar system of the occupiers of crimea and the impression of a russian plane over the black sea what is happening in the occupied ukrainian on the peninsula, how do the locals react to it and what are the results of this year's crimean platform summit, we can talk about the results of the first day russian mi-8s were lured to the ukrainian airfield in the main intelligence department confirmed that a russian helicopter landed at one of the airfields of ukraine, previously published by ukrainian pravda with reference to sources in the special services , as well as the editor-in-chief of censor.net, yuriy butusov, reported that as a result of the six-month-long gur operation of the ministry

for americans , as if the head of the mackenzie global institute is one of the authors. this review will be further reviewed in the coming years according to the extensive combination of artificial intelligence with the mechanization of work, which since the time of corona, the image and impact of corona on jobs, from high-paying jobs to jobs, and that is why the conditions have become much more difficult in recent months , we found that low-paying jobs with an income of less than 38 thousand dollars per year in america is 14 times more likely to be destroyed, while considering that 30% of working hours will be mechanized , all jobs in our country will probably change. change in most of the high-paying jobs in terms of mechanization or complete elimination. change in low-paying jobs. and it will not be stale that there is, for example, design the graphic gets the latest version of a plan much faster and then can use the specialized skills it has acquired and make the most valuable use of its time, or a nurse can spend less time recording medication information and more time with the patient. so, in fact, many jobs will become more targeted and you will spend more time doing things that you h

intelligence joint discussion on u.s. strategy to deter chinese aggression. hosted by the hudson institute. we thank you foreing here today about challenges facing is there. it is about the recent report we release on campaign but most importantly looking at new approaches for how we might be able to deter china given the rowdy nature of u.s. military dominance and some the opportunities presented by emerging technologies. with us for the discussion the former director of intelligence. most recently the former commander of the office of naval intelligence and also long serving naval intelligence officer with the muniz positions including being the various senior intelligence officer for china in the office of naval intelligence and serving as special assistance of operations. also with us is ezra: former undersecretary defense for intelligence in the trump administration and also my colleague and co-author dan patton about the report with me on campaigning for this wave. thank you for being here and i'm looking forward to the discussion about new approaches for dealing with channel -- challenges posed by ch

institute. this is just over an hour. , with us for this discussion are rear admiral mike to the men, former rector of intelligencemost recently the former commander of the office of intelligence and long serving people positions, including being the first senior intelligence officer for china as well as serving as the chief and the fleet also with us is the former acting under secretary of defense for intelligence in the trumpet mensuration. and my colleague who wrote the report with me. thank you for all being here today. i'm looking forward to this discussion about new approaches for dealing with the challenges posed by china. where do we stand with ability e aggression. >> we were projecting ourselves and would not have found ourselves sitting in the news chair. i trust brian and we worked together on the navy staff. brian has been working these issues and computing compounding intellectual thought and giving considerations for not only the navy but forces. the challenges with our competitor china and i agree that we need to be looking at all forms of influence that will prevent combat environment and crisis t

for "the washington post" carroll lenning is here, former d.a. and coauthor of the brookings institution report, fulton county, georgia's trump investigation glen keith flemmings joins us. and former assistant director for counter intelligence at the fbi frank figliuzzi is here. lisa, why don't you take us through the latest goegz on behind you and over at the jail? >> reporter: well, you know, nicolle, at the courthouse itself it's been really quiet today. you wouldn't even know but for all the media presence that we were here because of donald trump or anything related to him. the action is really at the fulton county jail, which is about 15 to 20 minutes from here, and that's where we've seen black suvs with tinted windows coming and going and taking people like mark meadows and harrison floyd who's involved in the scheme to intimidate the fulton county election worker ruby freeman here today. but here at the fulton county courthouse seeing it silent i think the fireworks here are still to come. >> what do we know about it feels like the interest of some of the 19 charged criminals starting to separate? you've got kenneth chesebro who wants a speedy trial and district attorney fani willis said you bet you. how's october

here in town. mountain view operates the institute of the network an abbreviation in its name and stands for search for extraterrestrial intelligencee entertainment sector , if there were convincing evidence of ufo visits, they would not be able to remain silent about this , 8,000 satellites revolve around the earth, which shoot everything in high resolution, by the way, joystick. the team of scientists from dozens of countries is looking for another civilization. already 40 years. all this time, they send signals into space and continuously scan the sky. with the help of radio telescopes in hope. get an answer better lord sometimes. they say we send signals into space for a very long time and no one answers them. there doesn't seem to be anyone at home. it may be true that aliens exist, but we should not forget radio signals appeared with us only 70 years ago. so what if aliens are 35 light years away from us. they simply did not have time to receive this signal at all. otherwise. this silence of the universe is explained by physicists who support the theory of the dark forest, believing that developed civilizations are to each ot

intelligence, special operations, and strategy." and jennifer cafarella is the chief of staff and national security fellow at the institute for the studyr. a think tank that tracks military developments. welcome to you both. mike, i want to begin with you. you heard president zelenskyy say they are succeeding. what is your assessment? michael: they hold the strategic initiative but the counter initiative is proving more difficult than many hoped. while it is important to note, ukraine has not committed its primary force yet. they have not been able to make much progress against a dug in enemy that has had a lot of time to prepare defenses. amna: jennifer, what is your take on that? why have ukrainian forces run into the problems they have eschenbach jennifer: the upper --they have? jennifer: the operation is an incredibly difficult one and they face an enemy that had time to prepare. what we are watching is the ukrainians do what all hard-fought military gains require, which is to learn and adapt on the battlefield. they are learning and adapting and they are experiencing some success although they have not yet achieved that breakthrou

intelligence and security service. yes for and agents are allowed to roam free in finland. it seems as this is another man who switch sides was working on behalf of the russian government's institutions in 2003. he decided to slip to the west where he is now set to be working for the c i a. and this lady right here is an m y 6 agents according to the f as b. and she tried to report another russian diplomats for us. but i see if you cute or what is the federal security service of the russian federation has records of repeated attempts made by representatives of various secret service agencies need 2 countries to establish contact with russian citizens. for example, in 2022, catherine evans, the 1st secretary of the political department of the british embassy in helsinki and a staff member of m, i. 6, met a russian citizen who at the time was an employee of the russian trade representation. afterwards she kept stoking him incessantly and following him around and her corporate vehicle. i met her accidentally at the spa. it was winter and it was snowing. not sure if i was given this boss as difficult as depressing or both of myself, but i went back. i ran into high and the changing, grew

institutional racism and police brutality. this is indeed a nation wide problem that with wires a systemic solution. generation change on that, which is the reason he's being and it's being, it's being measured for intelligence agencies are the task to do things in secret that are unlawful. all politically embarrassing, all of the colleagues that i knew show was to retire from the n. s a. they could not stand by and see all the work that they had done being used for mass or balance digital dissidents on our do 0. when the news breaks, the story of this village is the same as many of us spread across the eastern front line. no electricity, no running water. when people need to be hot. and the story needs to be told this children are unable to go outside inside is extremely hot with exclusive interviews and in depth reports lowes. people expect that it's be worked out all together by now. i'll just see right. has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning document trees and light news. the . i'm told the guy in the base of the top stories on al jazeera, fully us vice president mike pins has criticized donald trump. the trying to pressure him into of attending the 2020 election results. trump will appe

ability for tech to outshine because of the productivity used many are factoring into artificial intelligence. i want to go to what was said earlier about the concern about lack of institutionaluyers. >> you didn't get the institutional follow-through that i think you got from the first round of buying without follow-through and perhaps some profit-taking. you end up with a messy kind of day that you ended up with yesterday. caroline: are there any names like the magnificent seven going to climb because of ai or is that done? >> ai certainly has a long path but a lot has already been baked in because the markets try to price in what will happen in the next five years. it's already been priced and so ai has to deliver now. it is certainly positive for productivity but my concern reverting back to the inflation story is productivity at current levels would have to xl or freight meaningfully in that -- accelerate meaningfully in the near term that means ai would have to deliver in the next year to really compensate for 4% inflation. in other words, productivity is not good at the current rate. inflation stays around, ai is not there yet in the fed will have to stay on hold for t

state, the 7 yellow and done the need for, unless you have to ask ourselves, are the intelligent services unable to identify the spinet ration in all the institutions of power, or do they know about it? but do nothing. i really, it's the former, let's get all the president to quote snap elections the next sunday, and it'd be to avoid an impeachment trial that says he's doing all he can. but the detention of an already imprisoned drug lord will not be enough to ease people's feelings. include orange or demanding that the government guarantee security. not just for candidates, but for voters. and in fact, with the entire look to process a process that has raised questions about the ability of any candidates to confront the seemingly uncontrollable expansion of crime and corruption. do see in human algebra to ecuador? earlier my colleague kerry johnston spoke to manuela peak from the university that san francisco to quito. she's also the wife of a presidential candidate. and she does not believe that moving the gang leader will make any difference to security. and he was moved to another prison today, but it's the present from which he came back in 20

and then yellow and done the need for unless you, we have to ask ourselves, are the intelligent services unable to identify the spinet, ration in all the institutions of power or do they know about it, but do nothing. i believe it's the former, the beautiful, the president to quote snap elections for next sunday. it would be to avoid an impeachment trial that says he's doing all he can. but the detention of an already imprisoned, drugged life will not be enough to ease people's feelings. equivalents are demanding that the government guarantee security, not just for candidates, but for folders alongside with the entire look to process a process that has raised questions about the ability of any candidates to confront the seemingly uncontrollable expansion of crime and corruption. do see a newman algebra to ecuador titania, and now with the prototype policy says it's on the verge of being able to form a coalition government 3 months off of the general election. but to do it will have to include potties allied to the military. tony chiang, the points from bangkok to show the unity for a final roll the dice the does. so the prototype policy run this up