creative industry podcast, with you are still elena kiper, roman karmanov and our guest is yuri abramovich bashmetsion is about the future and what artificial intelligence will bring and whether it can replace it at all. until a human heart is inserted into this robot, the robot will not compose tchaikovsky’s music, this cannot be designed, and i think that the power is of human sensations, just if all this, artificial intelligence, develops like this, then the strength of a person is in his weakness, compared to, if this intellect grows to... incredible heights and can do everything, then he will still lose to a person in music, if we say about music, i think in chess, probably the intellect still wins, such and the last one, there is such a version that if you download all the beatles songs, then as a result the artificial intelligence will produce another beatles song based on the corresponding half-live song. what artificial intelligence produces, they periodically send me songs by those artists with whom i worked, which are generated by artificial intelligence, and these are dead voices, this

presidential fund for cultural initiatives, but the most important thing is that our guest today is yuri abramovich bashmetportant people's artist, a magnificent conductor, a brilliant artist , yuri abramovich, i found one old interview from twenty years ago, and you are with one pretty presenter in the frame, and you say: “ask me a question, please, how did i achieve what i achieved, she asks you, how did you yuri abramovich achieved, and you say, i don’t know, here’s my question, 20 years later, do you have an answer to this question, now, i can assume that it’s a matter of fate, man, personality and destiny, it would seem that i was fond of the guitar , i..." my own ensemble, this was in adolescence, our gods the beatles, and so for my mother for my father i went to music school, well , school was very easy for me, i did little, i was with the guitar with all my heart, but who could assume that lenin, vladimir ilyevich will help me out, well, like now, well, i’m with him naturally. i wasn’t familiar, as you understand, in general, when the beatles ceased to exist, it was a tragedy of a lifetime for us,