isaac asimov, for example, he said that the saddest thing today is that the development of science ish earlier than the mental development of society. yes, and what will happen if the society has not yet matured mentally, but has already gained access to some advanced technologies. we understand that this is very dangerous. this is where the difficulty lies. and where to technology development will move, and it is clear that we are all active today and are looking for exoplanets. and that is, we continue to expand, that is, from the ground. now every earth is not us, uh, native independence, so uh. well, i at least believe that i have not seen always say it's honest. i have not seen any aliens flying for those who are now commenting on your words. well, yes, you can’t, but some papers were signed there, right? well, i definitely believe that we cannot be one in this boundless cosmos of the universe. yes, there is more 5,000 exoplanets, yes, that revolve around each luminary, that is, the stars in the sky, have already been discovered, for sure. there are those who are there. yes, in t

so what we really need to do is to create kind of, you had ice isaac asimovs three rules of a.i. transparency, security. let people know what you're talk to a.i., accountability, every law should apply to a.i. and security. before we inject these services into office suites and stuff like that, make sure they are secure, the trade secrets used don't end up going back to the open market. >> carl, you're an attorney. i want to get your take on disney. really quickly we know our searches are collected and filed to get a profile who we are for advertisers and stuff. how is that information going to be used by a.i. for their input? that could be used in more devious fashion, quickly? >> absolutely. that is why we need the transparency, we need the accountability. fortunately there is a lot of competition in the marketplace. if it gets too woke you go somewhere else. david: real quickly an disney, suing florida governor ron desantis and his oversight board, it's mess. where does this all end? >> seems like they're trying to play out the court of public opinion. that is where it will pl

the third question in isaac asimov's story bicentennial man , this was the final obstacle to officiallymmortality b his appearance and his speech. most likely, it is immortality. with this the work came across, maybe they saw it in the film adaptation, well, i thought from the name that the immortality of death, because uh, you can look like a person. and speech can also be, well, not the most human, but a person is mortal - this is probably his main feature, therefore immortality is very different. uh andrew from human andrew had to decide on an operation to ensure the slow decay of the processes of the positronic brain tested the answer to this question, and magnesium b lithium aluminum time. pauline how do you like the name of chemistry, i have, in principle, everything stupidly bad. i answered the option with aluminum, in my opinion, i saw this in uliana's textbook as she answered. i answered the fox. victoria, i answered the option with aluminum, because magnesium has an oxidation state of plus two, and lithium has plus one. and can you explain what the oxidation state is for those