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9:23 Fighters Yes. These, um, you know, some, uh, these other, some, uh, these other UAPC's, uh, these, um, you know, families that, uh, those that, uh, fight on the military front and all the military jobs that are, that, th…

11:39 the brain while flashing the other led to the monkeys settling for lower risk and reward now experts reckon the findings could lead to a better understanding of the root causes behind gambling addiction associate profess…

12:31 of it's more complex obviously in a human brain but there are certain pathways certain parts of the brain that are active when trying to make a decision especially one that involves risk involves danger maybe being harme…

13:30 Next page. Yeah. Monkeys are natural risk-takers, and scientists started off by finding out how much this applied to the specific animals used in the study. They trained them to choose different colored spots with the po…

13:49 The monkeys are underprivileged, and they are understood to have largely gone for spots with higher reward and higher risk using the chips. However, the scientists shone light into a part of the brain called the Brodman…

15:01 It's saying without the chip, the monkeys were risk takers. They're like, oh, I want that spot where I want more water. I want to sustain myself, and it's okay. I'm going to take a risk to get it. But when this brain chi…

12:47 If we are to continue to hide information from ourselves, we risk strategic surprise. If we continue to ignore a pilot, and service members, as well as countless government whistleblowers, we risk losing their trust. And…

17:49 And Congress should do everything in its power to protect whistleblowers and conduct oversight of agencies that are failing to provide that protection. Democracy depends on transparency, and transparency often relies on…

38:51 They risk their reputations, their careers, their clearances, their livelihoods, and sometimes much more than that, even their freedom. I know that one of the goals of the task force here is to figure out ways to protect…

55:33 Despite this invaluable public service, blowing the whistle comes at great personal risk. Whistleblowers risk losing their jobs, careers, livelihoods, and reputations. They can face retaliatory investigations, lawsuits,…

55:49 And they can endure deep mental, emotional, and psychological harm. All of that risk, to speak the truth, to ensure that agencies fulfill their core missions, and that they serve the best interests of the people. Those w…

15:31 Watch this. He is a distinguished research fellow at the University of Cambridge at the Center for the Study of Existential Risk. He has been a lecturer in the Department of History at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.…

38:36 This is a big deal. This is something I've talked about. I'm going to tell you a little bit about that. It's after he says it. How big do you think is the risk of a popular backlash against AI that will somehow kind of c…

38:53 Because I'm just thinking back to the era of globalization in the 1990s when there was indeed some displacement of jobs. Governments didn't do enough. The public backlash was such that we've ended up sort of where we are…

43:20 Yeah, I mean, you know, since the beginning of Anthropic, we've kind of thought about this risk. I mean, you know, our research at the beginning of it was very theoretical, right? You know, we pioneered this idea of mech…

44:22 I think this is a risk. This is a risk that if we were all work together, we can address. We can learn through science to properly, you know, control and direct these creations that we're building. But if we build them p…

1:21:26 This morning, a warning from Elon Musk and other tech industry experts about the power of artificial intelligence. Musk and hundreds of influential names, including Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, are calling for a pause…

1:21:46 I think we need to. Regulate AI safety, frankly, because, um, it is, I think, actually a bigger risk to society than, uh, cars or planes or, or medicine. In their new letter, tech industry leaders pose these existential…

1:22:03 Should we develop non-human minds that might eventually outnumber, outsmart, obsolete, and replace us? Should we risk loss of control of our civilization? Musk and others are asking developers to stop the training of AI…

8:47 That, too, stripped from the bill. The risk for confusion and misinformation is high if the government isn't willing to be transparent. Sources had been telling NewsNation for weeks these pieces of the bill were at risk…

23:52 I mean, come on. So, I feel it. Right, the polls almost tell you more about the pollsters than the results of the polls of people that are supposed to be polls, and this poll being conducted by World Economic Forum, mayb…

24:20 Here, a risk report that's going to tell us the top five. I think as we enter 2024... My fault. I thought it was going to be a graphic, and so I was queuing it up. Oh, no, it doesn't. Yeah, the way I introduced it did so…

25:00 So for example, there's about half of the people that were surveyed felt that in the next two years were sort of... Is this the same thing? This is the same clip, yeah. Yeah, I was looking at that thing, and I've heard t…

25:15 Let me try this. Okay. Is this it? No. No, that's not it. That's not it. That's not it. goes in and she talks about the different things this was definitely a risk report i'm playing the risk report one okay well maybe t…

46:41 or honestly i i have seen just what you've seen that picture and information i don't have any other information i do know that wherever there's a big risk of that something like that happening there i'm not that i'm not…

1:21:36 Like there's no way Putin will ever launch this because of that fear of like, okay, well, we will all be destroyed if that happens. And they're saying, you know, Putin has many things, but he's not crazy. There's no way…

37:20 Our squadron submitted a safety report, but there was no official acknowledgment of the incident and no further mechanism to report the sightings. Soon these encounters became so frequent that aircrew would discuss the r…

49:19 The military and the Department of Defense has stated that UAP represent a critical aviation safety risk. We have not seen that same language being used in the commercial markets. They are not acknowledging this risk. Ok…

1:06:09 I would like to ask you, Mr. Chairman, what is your take on the fact that these encounters may be putting pilots at risk? My first question is, you've identified these as taking place on the East Coast.

2:07:13 Definitely. Is it possible that these UAPs are testing for vulnerabilities in our current systems? Yes. Yes. Possible. Do you feel, based off of your experience and the information that you've been privy to, that these U…

2:13:02 If you cite the George Washington National Security Archives, you will find the declassified and 2013 specific provisions in the specific red line flasked by the UAP. You're referring to the agreement on measures to redu…

51:33 So, so what's happening here? You have all these people, I believe we're sitting on the toenails of time right now. We're at the very end. And it's a big risk, but a calculated risk of the devil to say, why don't we go o…

1:07:44 The use of SSSS codes has been formalized and strengthened under this, but its use is reported before then as well. According to TSA, Secure Flight is a risk-based passenger pre-screening program that enhances security b…

1:08:08 Passengers are screened for security using government databases and their travel information. This can result in several actions. Of course, travel could be denied and law enforcement involved in the most severe cases, w…

1:15:59 That's a big risk that you took, but it's extremely valuable because it's alleviating the stigma. I thank you for saying that, but it didn't feel like much of a risk for me. Uh, you know, I didn't come out about aliens,…