one of the most famous films by the late, great director stanley kubrick. what you see here, this title image is one of the major characters in the film named major kong, actually riding a nuclear warhead being launched to start world war three, which more or less was understood to equate with nuclear annihilation. and thinking in terms of nuclear catastrophe, what cold war political scientists on the u.s. side refer as mutually assured destruction, where there's one side in a comfort two has the power to completely annihilate the other side. but then again, the other side can respond by annihilating the first side. so the idea fundamentally, when we talk about mutually assured destruction and the history of nuclear technology in the cold war, is that rationally neither side should launch those weapons first. what's called the first strike, because both know that would be game over for everybody. this movie, dr. strangelove posits instead that rationality dropped out and the consequences were predictable and completely catastrophic. now, this is an assumpti

one of the most famous films by the late, great director stanley kubrick. what you see here, this title image is one of the major characters in the film named major kong, actually riding a nuclear warhead being launched to start world war three, which more or less was understood to equate with nuclear annihilation. and thinking in terms of nuclear catastrophe, what cold war political scientists on the u.s. side refer as mutually assured destruction, where there's one side in a comfort two has the power to completely annihilate the other side. but then again, the other side can respond by annihilating the first side. so the idea fundamentally, when we talk about mutually assured destruction and the history of nuclear technology in the cold war, is that rationally neither side should launch those weapons first. what's called the first strike, because both know that would be game over for everybody. this movie, dr. strangelove posits instead that rationality dropped out and the consequences were predictable and completely catastrophic. now, this is an assumpti

we have our kubrick heads?ent viral. >> so, i was at the golden globes, and so was quinta. and when we got to the golden globes, because you're super dressed up and there's that red carpet and my publicist leaned over and very sternly said, "you are on camera constantly on this carpet so be aware" okay, so i immediately forgot that there were cameras going [ light laughter ] as you can imagine and i walked along, and then i saw quinta and she has been so supportive of "american auto" and we of "abbott elementary." it has been kind of fun because it's like this network renaissance of a half-hour comedy >> seth: yes just wonderful big cast shows. >> yeah, like old-timey good network comedy none of these dumb streamers [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh, boy it's so funny because you love the internet and you hate the streamers. >> i hate the streamers. [ light laughter ] i like to -- i like to buy things on the internet while i'm watching network. [ light laughter ] anyway [ light laughter ] yes, so quinta and i, we

kubrick and other service compartments , as it were, people are happy.me to come here, this kitchen was equipped here. i just stood here such women, they ended here. just was. this is one big shelf. i cut them off , made tables here, knocked down this chest, well, slowly somewhere. so i arrived in the evening, the next day i’m already cooking, so it’s not recommended that the cook himself peel the vegetables and wash the dishes, he cooks and distributes food with gloves when i started working at the time, and as if i was in production with me, who immediately put , and here's how i went and that's how it works. even here. i arrived, brought gloves and chlorine tablets and all these detergents, as it were, let it yell, but it is respected processed running water, damn it, not even. and any intestinal the infection can disable the entire personality structure, so all products pass. heat-treated salted pirozhki from local residents do not suddenly violated production technology. well, we have canned fish , almost green peas. there is such a ready-made borsc

why because false news and lies bring more money than real news and telling the truth is boring in kubrick's space odyssey in the city to find a strange object a journey that begins for those who are controlled by superhuman intelligence it does things like humans, it also has human emotions. 30 artificial intelligence tries to remove humans from the ship and immortalize itself in this company , which wins the battle of artificial intelligence . but artificial intelligence is present in our daily life and instead of controlling my journey into the galaxy , it controls our lives and our decisions. there is very strong that our data they check with the help of this data, it gives us a new offer so that we can't show ourselves without our phone so easily, but the addiction of social networks is not only harmful , social networks put us to the auction of different companies, according to the bit, the revenue model social networks sell the personality model of faith to companies for a certain amount, and we are sold to a third party without realizing this auction . former employees in the field w

false news and lies are better for the company than real news and expression the truth is boring in kubrick's space odyssey in the city, he begins a journey of the galaxy to find a strange object , which is a superhuman intelligence, which is a spiritual person who has human emotions like a human, or 90 artificial intelligence tries to get the human out of the ship and to this company, the human will eternally win the fight between artificial intelligence and artificial intelligence. usually, such an image is formed in our mind, but artificial intelligence is present in our daily life, and instead of controlling my journey into the galaxy, we control our own lives. and controls my decisions in the department first of the social problem documentary, we saw that in the curtain chapter of all virtual networks, there are very strong artificial intelligence algorithms that check our data and with the help of this data , give us a new proposal so that we cannot save ourselves from losing our phone so easily. but addiction to social networks is not only harmful. social networks put us to the auction

how boring is it in kubrick's space odyssey in the city ? to find the strange object on a journey that starts those who are controlled by superhuman intelligence, like humans have human emotions, or 90 artificial intelligence tries to get humans out of the ship and on the condition that it makes itself immortal in human artificial intelligence fight human wins over artificial intelligence usually, such an image is imprinted in our minds and artificial intelligence is present in our daily life and instead of controlling my journey into the galaxy , it controls our lives and our decisions . all virtual networks have very strong artificial intelligence algorithms that examine our data and with the help of this data make new suggestions to save ourselves from this inability to use our phones, and social networks are only the subject of the network list. social attention to our bits to auction companies the different income model and social networks is that they sell my personality model to companies for a certain amount and without realizing it,

how boring is kubrick's space odyssey in the city to find a strange object on a journey that starts those control it with superhuman intelligence it acts like a human from human emotions it has among 90 artificial intelligences, it tries to remove humans from the ship and make itself immortal in this company, which wins in the field of human artificial intelligence. when we talk about the power of artificial intelligence, usually such an image is imprinted in our minds, but artificial intelligence it is present in our daily life and instead of controlling my journey into the galaxy , it controls our lives and our decisions . checks our and with the help of this data offers new suggestions, we can save ourselves from our phones, but social media addiction is not only harmful. they sell a certain amount to companies and we are sold to a third party without realizing this auction. in the second snow , we heard new dimensions of the destructive effects of these networks from the words of various people, including toabain and asghar employees of the company active in the field of social networ

so far, the grandson already seems to know all the marine terms and what the telegraph and kubrick andmikhail volkov marina sidorova anna galadovnikova channel one ordinary people who saw that their neighbor can become heroes of our time in trouble and without even hesitation decided to help him and helped and not only the neighbor, but also just strangers they saw what had happened and, at obvious risk to their own lives, rushed to the rescue. superheroes exist in st. petersburg , one of them protected the girl from the robber. these frames show how a man snatches a bag from the hands of a passer-by and runs not far after a couple of meters. batman knocks him down. yes, you heard right. here he is, as it should be, he doesn’t show his face, we just know that his name is roman, he’s just a rather modest simple guy who is already tired of the attention and he’s a little not ready for this relax. the hero does not think, they just help fourteen-year-old maxim chekanov from the village. makarovka, on a walk, saw smoke, saw a woman in the window, and i took a brick, broke the glass and the

remember this from stanley kubrick's 2001, a space odyssey? the pop of top pod bay doors, hal. >> i'm sorry, dave. i'm afraid i can't do that. >> what's the problem? >> i think you know what the problem is just as well as i do. >> what are you talking about, hal? >> this mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it. >> that might have seemed farfetched to 1968, but today microsoft has added new a.i. features to its being search engine. and journalists are getting a taste of its incredible and creepy capabilities. new york times columnist kevin roose was one of those journalists. he says after spending time with being a high as it's called, and left him deeply unsettled to the point where he couldn't sleep. in this exchange right here in one exchange which i will read what some point, the ai confessed to loving kevin and try to convince him to leave his wife. there it is. kevin joins me now. kevin, wow, what a story you have here. it was creepy, it was unsettling. basically you are testing the search engine, and for a while you

soldier's medical treatment in the revolutionary war and on right you see an oil portrait of jacob kubrick, who was a charleston native, a wealthy, prominent charleston family wearing the uniform of the second south carolina regiment. he was killed in april 1778 in service. but his his story and his likeness go on in this portrait painted by ben bridge, the philadelphia born who made his name in the south. this was also donated by a descendant in 1968. weapons and other military were similarly frequently donated in this period. and something i don't understand and i don't know if it's common in other collections of this period, swords were much more frequently donated in this in this than firearms were one of the most important in our still is the cut that you see lower right made by john bailey in fredericksburg, new york that was owned by massachusetts officer adams bailey made about 1778, donated the senate in 1964. what you see on left is the first revolutionary war firearm to enter collections in 1978. so took that long donated by or but first it's a french model 1766 charleville musk