kasparov: i'm trying to digest what niall said.onflated strategic, geopolitical talks and something practical. practically, it's a message from china that we call taiwan. maybe i missed something, but i think that is exactly the message, if i assume correctly, that is the message. i disagree about three parts. america is not directly part of the conflict in ukraine. sending a limited number of weapons to ukraine does not mean that we have to send american soldiers. american sources -- resources are being allocated there. again, middle eastern, coalition of american allies, iran sends weapons to russia. we need to work quickly, make sure the war is over. >> niall? mr. ferguson: that's not what i'm saying. with your command of english, you know that is not what i said. what we are doing is increasing if china risks and invasion of taiwan. first, it is perfectly clear that we no longer believe in strategic ambiguity. and no longer pay lip service to the idea of china. so a 50 year agreement to disagree about taiwan, that is certainly

kasparov: i disagree with that. ms.issel: there is no evidence at all, not a single bit of cooperation. secondly, on the point of strategic ambiguity, only professional foreign policy guys think that the chinese ever believed in strategic ambiguity. they have always prepared and assumed that the united states would come to taiwan's defense. that is the whole point of the military buildup. did joe biden change of strategic ambiguity and rhetoric? yes. in practice, no. will the chinese site take a different lesson because of what joe biden >> garry, i saw you had your hand up. >> i do not think it is fair to appeal to richard nixon, because he was a realist, we all agree. all of this disagreement today is based on our difference in evaluating the situation. i strongly disagree america is in a weak position now. we do not have time to debate the outcome of the wars in afghanistan and iraq. clearly they are different for a reason. afghanistan was a stalemate and staying there would preserve the same status quo for many year

it won at chest, gave gary kasparov -- moved on to beat the great figures and the world champion of go was defeated by an ai device and from these successes in games, the masters of silicon valley have imagined they can create general-purpose brains themselves and this is a great delusion and it results in bad strategy and what you want to do is enhance human minds, not try to usurp your customers and your creators. >> host: you right in "gaming ai: why ai can't think but can transform jobs" that at stake is a new demotion of the human race. what does that mean? >> guest: the human brain, one human brain is complex and its connectivity as the entire global internet. 10 to the 21st, 10 with 21, 0s, the number of connections in the human brain. it is called the connectomd of the human brain and takes a zettabyte to map and it takes a zettabyte of data to map all the connections in the entire global internet. the idea of vote somehow the human brain is summed up by a turing machine, computer, is delusional. it is a mistake and i explain it in "gaming ai: why ai can't think but can transfo

did ponomariov kasparov what is the name of the one who is sitting navalny and so on, they want to dobig, our temporary fellow travelers if they do anything against putin so they help ukraine in this way. maybe by a micron, maybe not by a millimeter. maybe by a milligram, but they help. may god give them health, that's why i always said that it's not necessary to criticize everything in the world of ukrainians, it's because everything is bad except for us, yes, that's why, keep this in mind, it's not worth it it is not worth reporting or surrendering and what do you think about the mass media in the 90s, well, at least in the second half of the 90s in ukraine, they reported the truth here, we had a lot of such mass media, well, you can count more than that on the fingers of one hand i will tell you even worse in the 1990s, literally until the beginning of the 1990s, all of us ukrainian journalists were jealous of russian journalists, we were jealous of kyselyov, and so on, we had zerkalo nedeli and public radio under the leadership of sashka kryvenko. from time to time, somewhere on t

it is now being raised again now these anti-war committees of khodorkovsky forums free of russia kasparovely pro-polish there about the western tikhanovskaya with their cabinets before this guaido venezuela, this front, yes, or the front line. here is vyacheslavich. eh, that's something to keep in mind. here, what kind of game is being played here, so that we don’t oversleep it either, but absolutely. clear. what kind of game, when there is a conflict with on the outer perimeter, should the forces involved be about the western yes , focused on supporting these western forces, which is located inside the country. this is a very dangerous thing. here is the fifth sixth column, some say and their existence must be borne in mind that such things will be shown and this tough confrontation between west and east is being waged. yes, therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to them, but on the other hand, it is necessary to open them. to show, well, what does it lead to that they hide behind these beautiful words about peace, there is democracy and so on, but what peace and democracy are today

is now being raised again now these anti-war committees of khodorkovsky freedom forums in russia kasparovy wrong, says our fugitives there it is most likely pro-polish. there, about the western tikhonovskoye with their offices before this guido venezuela, this front, yes, or the front line. here is vyacheslavchaya, what must be borne in mind here. that's what game is here it is conducted so that we also do not oversleep it, but absolutely. clear. what a game, when there are conflicts on the outer perimeter, there should be involved forces about the west yes , focused on supporting these western forces that are located inside the country. and this is a very dangerous thing. here is the fifth sixth column, some say, and their existence must be borne in mind that such things will happen as long as this tough confrontation between the west and the east is going on. yes, therefore, it is necessary to pay attention to them, but on the other hand, it is necessary to open and well, what does it lead to that they hide behind these beautiful words, and there is democracy in the world and so on, but

with them, this polish accent will all the time punch exactly the same way as these feigins and kasparovey didn’t say what they think about the future of the russian people , their main topic is how to divide russia how to make russia weaken in the future and people see it, that is, people see our people. here we are talking, what is it now, when we meet in the republic. hey, when are we going to explain? they see that evil comes from these people. here they declared about the world became forms. on the territory of ukraine, military formations are under their own type of command, then their command is not recognized. that is, they reconcile with each other there, they cannot khodorkovsky all the rest. well, who will trust them when people understand and hear they openly talk about how to draw borders inside russia in the future. how to make people quarrel among themselves? read their reports at these foreign conferences where the main topic is. how to identify the most anti-russian parts of the country, how to find parts to stake, what kind of money to pump into them? how to find a lead

kasparov confessed that he is a better armenian?oday is 2 months since we have been working together and my probationary period has ended and today and today is the day when i brought in the best team in the world, thank you. well, it needs to be own business. i will feed you. real armenian coffee and then we'll guess on the thick. just kidding, a woman by nature is sentenced to creation , to being intolerant of any injustice, including social someone, tamara igorevna understood something before we begin our work. we want to determine the most important task, what we will strive for, i should become the mayor of this city, but this is not subject to any doubt with our help. you can even become a governor. well, of course , for the kind of money that i pay you, but i i would like to receive an estimate with an exact indication of all estimated costs. we will provide you with estimates. well, a little later, but for now, you need to decide on the concept of many women who come into politics. they are ashamed of their femininity. this

have this polish accent will all the time break through exactly the same way as these feigins and kasparov khodorkovskys, no matter how they declare, what they think about the future of the russian people is their main topic. how to divide russia how to make russia weaken in the future and people see it, that is, people see our people. here we are talking, what now, when is the meeting in the republic? when we explain, they see that evil comes from these people. so they declared peace and began to form military formations on the territory of ukraine under their own type of command, then their command is not recognized. that is, they make up with each other there, the same khodorkovsky all the rest cannot. well, who will trust them when people understand and hear they openly talk about how to draw borders inside russia in the future. how to make people quarrel among themselves? read their reports at these foreign conferences where the main topic is. how to determine the most anti-russian parts of the country, how to find parts to place a bet, what kind of money to pump there? how to find a

whole telegram, and ponamarev beeps, yes, let's show, that is, these are amazing animals, so garry kasparovld be good to wait for more information. but if that's what it seems, please don't call it a non-special case, the killing of the poles might be a mistake impossible to check. russia rains rockets on all of ukraine what is a clear security threat? poland let's look at the next one. the colonel of the kgb of the ussr who wrote in the house became a colonel, who wrote a letter to yuri vladimirovich andropov with a request to take him to work in the kgb devoutly, who fought in soviet times with his son-thinking. now he felt himself not as a bulgarian businessman, but as a political figure. putin hit poland with two rockets exploded on its territory, two civilians were killed, if there is no apology, explanations of nato compensation will have to be decided. how to respond to aggression the fifth article obliges and what will she do? what do you think gena is a good guy? well done, i think genes what is needed for the fifth article to be embodied and for nato to deal a crushing blow to ukr

ponomaryov, i, unfortunately, knew him, he came to us in kiev when i was in the verkhovna rada and kasparov, whom i once respected, as also a chess player. uh, i can say that they gave the command. i had a dog like that, i gave the command , she barked. so there they gave the same command, they all went down like mongrels from a chain. you have to be stronger than all this, and on this she reacts calmly, because, as i said at the beginning, russia has only army and navy allies. we dug well, we do everything, we keep everything. today we are going to tell the details, but i can say that the mood of the fighters is excellent, that today the prosecutor's office is already working for us. everything works for us militia bodies, created all the necessary structures of peaceful life, so no one or poplar so the magician vasilievka, energodar and other cities of the zaporozhye region will not surrender. i would like to appeal to all soldiers. to people related to power structures, alexander vasilyevich suvorov, when he entered milan, he is also orthodox. and milan how do you understand catholics? s

a worthless congress of a free russia chaired by grandmaster garry kasparov, who, according to elon musklmost as well as his iphone, but is otherwise an idiot in the treasury of congress leaders, poland has no such achievements. but, if you believe the video of the polish province in eblon, unlike the boring vilnius that sheltered kasparov's forum, you can master a lot of interesting activities from beekeeping to boat racing, unless, of course, alternative revolutionaries prefer to seize the telegraph office kirill branin , natalia litovka and alexander gusev . please introduce yourself. i am alexei mikhailovich kozlov , a retired colonel of the foreign intelligence service of the russian federation, an illegal intelligence officer. alexei mikhailovich, you do not regret that you became a scout. here, if you had a chance to live first, what profession would you choose? if i had a chance to live life first, what profession would i choose, of course, only intelligence, and i don’t know anything else and don’t want to know. and why why yes because it was my life and an exceptionally interes

nobody you specifically, but discussions are held. who lead europe and kasparov a russian fault that there are no good russians russians russian culture, how could you blame russia, of course, the international tribunal of sansa. well, this is just a real warm-up. i never knew how to properly stress, sabbat sabbath. well, the sabbath is probably prettier, everything sounds good. no, from work. and for sure, yes, and shabbat is already with us. let it be those things intersect. yes, and sometimes under the leadership of a self-proclaimed terrorist revolutionary who gave birth to a series of mortal spoons in the mouth of a bastard who dishonored the memory his grandfather, to a certain extent, his mother was betrayed by the senators. he betrayed all those who sat with him in the house. i remember him in the office. surkov begged for the post of mayor of novosibirsk dumped. he understands. i told my same all the games. he's like he was subject to school so he survived. he says man. you have an education. no, he says, but i understand everything, and this money money went to him, you cou

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currently in prison in the russian federation, and there is an opposition that is represented by kasparov, and there is an opposition that is represented by the head of yukos, that is, there is also a position of course, which part of this opposition is now trying to be led by ponomaryev. that is, it is such a set of different sandboxes, as for me, that is, everyone wants to play their own game, and for now, i would not talk about a large global association. i also wanted to ask you. it's simple today there is news about another oppositionist, well, at least she called herself ksenia sobchak, who apparently went to latvia as a citizen of israel due to some kind of persecution, and here they already say that they apparently saw her in russia and this is some such strange situation happening to her, she is an oppositionist is she playing such a role again? this is her return. at first, she said that she was being persecuted there . here she returned calmly. well, you know, as an analyst, i can bring you back to the moment when you were in the previous presidential elections of russia and ks

here in the ballroom for our third panel, russia, ukraine, and the western world featuring gary kasparov, neil ferguson, larry kissel and moderator james oman. see you at 1:15 p.m. . >> here's a look at our live coverage today on c-span, the house is back at 10:00 a.m. eastern for gener speeches followed by legislative business at noon. members are finishingork on a bill thatrohibits the use of nondisclosure agreements in cases of sexual asult or harassment. at 10 a.m. on c-span 2 defense department officials face questions from house oversight and reform subcommittee about jr to see's sexual abuse allegations, then at 1:4:05 pm the senate returns to vote on whether to proceed with the house passed bill that protects same-sex marriage under federala on c-span 3 at 10 a.m. the house rules committee looks at representation forhe cherokee nation by seeding a delegate in congress. and in t aernoon the u.s. stal service officials discuss preparations for the holiday season before house oversight and reform subcommittee. that's live at 2:00 pm eastern. c-span is your unfiltered view of governm

here is kasparov's presidential office. many other people that i hear.u get it. well, what writes ukraine as never before is a good ukrainian agency, they say that in russia now in all seriousness, that because of this i have lost weight. no-no-no, but you just didn’t know there is interesting. i can give the phone to the doctor who is treating, to whom why in the field of propaganda of e-e information in russia on these yermak's statements that we are preparing to seize the crimea, the liberation of crimea is natural, you are hysterical, and you are talking about the fact that you received ukraine from somewhere above to say that ukraine does not have an army, that in ukraine, uh, no weapons that ukraine will be abandoned. soon that ukraine will stop financing. that is, you are here drowning this topic to show sausage citizens that do not be afraid, do not worry, ukrainians are not able to capture crimea, but these guys are actually writing here. well, of course, we are getting ready, so i don't know, i understand the instructions to the father. yes, th

certainly very smart and knowledgeable people, i think, of bill broweder who wrote red notice and garry kasparov, my friend, a world chess champion and argued that the sanctions in 2014 they were half baked and you did not do nearly enough. you should have taken everything away. but that, you know, i guess a part of the reason they might not have done that was the hope of-- it would fear if they were more extreme in their sanctions, they would have put putin into a corner much more quickly. it's a delicate game, politically in the west, you can't have enough sanctions and how do we play this. >> it is, and i agree with the concern that i do think that there's some hope and it's this, when people say russia couldn't live cut off, of course, it could. it was called the soviet union, that was cut off from the modern economy for a very long time. the difference, this isn't 1970 and a lot of people in russia are used to transactions in markets and ideas and financial markets, that cross boundaries, it's not obvious to me that there wouldn't be substantial political pressure put to bear on putin from

i think of bill browder who wrote red notice and garry kasparov, my friend who is a former world chess champion argued the problem with the sanctions in 2014 was they were half-baked. you did not do nearly enough. you should have taken everything away. but that, you know, i guess part of the reason they might not have done that was the hope of it would fear that if there were more extreme in their sanctions, they would've put putin into a corner much more quickly. i mean, it's a very delicate game politically in the west. you just can't have enough sanctions, and yet how do we play this? >> guest: it is, and i agree with the concern but it do think there's some hope, and it's this. when people say russia couldn't -- really couldn't be cut off. of course it was to install the soviet union. that was cut off from the modern economy for very long time. the difference is this is in the 1970s and a lot of people in russia are used to transactions in goods markets and ideas, in financial markets that cross boundaries. it's not obvious to me that there wouldn't be substantial political pressur

yes, let's show, that is, these are amazing animals, so garry kasparov is good to wait for more informationbut if that's the case, it seems, please don't call it a non-special case, the killing of the poles could be a mistake impossible to check. russia rains rockets on all of ukraine what is a clear security threat? poland see the following. colonel of the kgb of the ussr, who wrote well there was sweat in the house, became a colonel, who wrote a letter to yuri vladimirovich andropov with a request to take him to work in the kgb devoutly, who fought in soviet times with his son's thoughts. now i felt myself not as a bulgarian entrepreneur, but as a politician. putin hit poland, two rockets exploded on its territory, two civilians were killed, if there is no apology for compensation nato will have to decide how to respond to aggression? the fifth article obliges and what does it do? what do you think gena gena well done? well done, i think gena what is needed for the fifth article to be implemented and for nato to deal a crushing blow to ukraine, which brought down a missile attack on the t

that's when we had this whole thing with kasparov and deep. whole thing with kasparov and deep .man being versus the computer . and ever since that point, we've kind of been working on this stuff increment . tally back this stuff increment. tally back in 2015, the started via google experiment started beating people at the chinese game go which is a bit like chess but has bit more sophistication and you have to think of multiple moves forward in order to be successful. but the computer beating the go grandmaster but now we've got to this stage where computers can now beat people in games that require human language. so they've got you know, the game is called diplomacy . you're negotiating diplomacy. you're negotiating with people in this game. you are negotiating them trying to build trust . that's the idea of build trust. that's the idea of this game. and they've they've got into a position now where essentially can win the game by lying, backstabbing and cheating. and they've essentially taught the computer do that and artificial intelligence to do that . now, intelligence to

nobody you specifically and a discussion is being held. which are erofeev and kasparov and russian fault there are no good russian russians and russian culture is to blame, how could you blame russia, of course, the international tribunal of sansa. well, this is just a real warm-up. i never knew how to properly emphasize, sabbath sabbath well, the sabbath is probably more beautiful, so no, from work. and for sure, yes, and shabbat is already with us jews. let it be do not intersect. yeah well, sometimes led by a self-proclaimed a revolutionary terrorist who gave birth to a scumbag with a silver spoon in his mouth, who dishonored the memory of his grandfather, there to a certain extent, betrayed his mother, the senator, betrayed all those who sat with him in the duma. i remember him in the office. surkov begged for the post of mayor of novosibirsk , he said. he understands. i told my same all the games. he's like he sucked up to the chip so he can survive he says man. you have an education. no, he says, but i understand everything, and these money money went to him, you could tell me skol