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The Duran: Episode 961
France's Marine Le Pen Acquitted in Case Over Violating Hate Speech Laws
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I am in Japan attending the conference in Kyoto to which I have been generously invited by the conference organiser, my good friend Pascal Lottaz.

Unfortunately that means that I cannot do a Live Stream tomorrow, or probably this week.

My big apologies to everyone.

I return to London on Monday and will not be travelling anywhere for the rest of the year. So I will be able to host our Live Stream next week - and all our Live Streams until the end of the year - as normal.

In passing, I have also obtained many interesting impressions of Japan, this fascinating and beautiful country, which I look forward to sharing with the Community on my return.

A little bit about cyber attacks, which, according to the virus and vaccine expert Bill Gates, will soon overwhelm our planet because AI will "get out of control."

I really don't know what words to use to stress that AI can't "get out of control" from the technical point of view (nor can it get 'sensitive' or 'feel offended', @AgropromRecluse) -- so at this point, you're either 'believe it, or not.

What could actually happen? There may be a task set forth for the purpose of finding vulnerabilities and an agent that knows neither fatigue nor pity could, of course, both discover and take advantage of these vulnerabilities. This is what's usually called "out of control".

Here, of course, one can say: Just don't set these kinds of tasks -- & that's it; crisis averted! But you and I understand that those are building their Palantirs aren't the types that restrict themselves by any ethical considerations. Therefore, the population of the world is persistently being told that "AI is out of ...