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Sometimes words alone aren't enough. The calls just keep coming, the suffering continues, and this needs to be made abundantly clear: ANY hedgehog out in the open in the day is seriously ill and needs to be taken to a rescue, never a vet, urgently. You CAN NOT just keep them. I take phone calls every single day from people who have seen a hedgehog out in the day (mostly babies this time of year) and have taken them in and 'cared for' them, and are ringing me 2 or 3 days later asking why they aren't moving any more, or are crying. Typically, a lady who called this morning saw a baby hedgehog out in the day yesterday, covered in flies. She said she picked the fly eggs off and kept this baby in a nice warm box but is worried today that he seems sluggish. That's because he was already deathly ill and in terrible pain when she found him. The flies knew he was close to death so they laid their eggs on him, so that when the maggots hatched they'd have a nice fresh meal. And, as I explained to this lady, that's exactly what they would be doing now - the eggs she didn't see, in his ears, eyes, nose, mouth and genitals - would be eating him alive now, from the inside. He would be in agony. Flies are capable of forcing inside the as yet unopened eyelids of babies and laying eggs there. The damage the maggots do when they hatch is catastrophic. It really is critical that there is no ambiguity about this: If you see a hedgehog out in the open in the day, grab her, then ring a good rescue who will ask all the right questions and triage the situation, and give you advice. Below are two images of the same baby hedgehog, ten minutes apart. The photo is as she was admitted, looking cute and fine, with all the visible fly eggs picked off. The video is the same baby after I'd applied a substance that irritates maggots and makes them come out from inside their victim's bodily orifices. The substance is very toxic and must be very carefully and sparingly applied by a knowledgeable and experienced rescue. This little girl was treated successfully and is now thriving; growing so well she may even be able to be released back to the wild to hibernate this year. She's a lucky one, as she was brought to the right place. Many aren't this lucky and die horribly. I beg you, please be their ambulance, not their jailor.

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Observations on recent Interview with Mr Shiv Aroor on NDTV, of the Lady who abused uniformed personnel near Ladakh 1. Came up only when traced 2. Tried playing victim by lodging a police complaint 3. Expressed remorse when prompted by the Anchor 4. Feigned to be mentally unstable of sorts? 5. Seeking pardon now If she felt remorse even on observing the outrage on social media, she could have posted a video of apology herself but she chose Victimhood and Visibility through Police and Media; latter seems reasonable but former is questionable even in legal parlance as she mentions she herself was making a video publically that day Angst that day duly brought out her real feelings TV camera kicked in a cosmetic outlook under stress and understanding of anticipated legal actions Her comments during outrage on Day of incident implied:- 1. Her taxes pay salaries of soldiers 2. Army has been doing something wrong to Kashmiris and now doing to others 3. Won't allow military vehicles to move 4. Matter will be taken up in Parliament 5. GenZ is "Martial Law" Dictators? 6. Instigating other tourists and locals Indian Army doesn't have her behavioural correction on its To Do List but Indian Law might have, given what is in public domain A lesson for Citizens to be responsible, mature and considerate towards Security Forces Everyone is a Teen and Youth Not everybody is so uncouth Yet, do you pardon her? I Do ! (Unless she emerges from shadows with an Anti-India Narrative and in company of Anti-India Cabal, which she clarifies is not the case today) JAI HIND 🇮🇳 Cc News18 IndiaToday TIMES NOW Republic AajTak Times Now Navbharat TV9 Bharatvarsh Republic Bharat - रिपब्लिक भारत India TV OpIndia.tv DD News News24 News 9 India TV News18 India IANS Press Trust of India

Observations on recent Interview with Mr Shiv Aroor on NDTV, of the Lady who abused uniformed personnel near Ladakh 1. Came up only when traced 2. Tried playing victim by lodging a police complaint 3. Expressed remorse when prompted by the Anchor 4. Feigned to be mentally unstable of sorts? 5. Seeking pardon now If she felt remorse even on observing the outrage on social media, she could have posted a video of apology herself but she chose Victimhood and Visibility through Police and Media; latter seems reasonable but former is questionable even in legal parlance as she mentions she herself was making a video publically that day Angst that day duly brought out her real feelings TV camera kicked in a cosmetic outlook under stress and understanding of anticipated legal actions Her comments during outrage on Day of incident implied:- 1. Her taxes pay salaries of soldiers 2. Army has been doing something wrong to Kashmiris and now doing to others 3. Won't allow military vehicles to move 4. Matter will be taken up in Parliament 5. GenZ is "Martial Law" Dictators? 6. Instigating other tourists and locals Indian Army doesn't have her behavioural correction on its To Do List but Indian Law might have, given what is in public domain A lesson for Citizens to be responsible, mature and considerate towards Security Forces Everyone is a Teen and Youth Not everybody is so uncouth Yet, do you pardon her? I Do ! (Unless she emerges from shadows with an Anti-India Narrative and in company of Anti-India Cabal, which she clarifies is not the case today) JAI HIND 🇮🇳 Cc News18 IndiaToday TIMES NOW Republic AajTak Times Now Navbharat TV9 Bharatvarsh Republic Bharat - रिपब्लिक भारत India TV OpIndia.tv DD News News24 News 9 India TV News18 India IANS Press Trust of India

Colonel Rohit Dev (RDX) 🇮🇳

21,213 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Introducing Aval - a new open source format for interactive video on the web. It has a built-in state machine, frame accurate transitions, and packed alpha transparency. This is probably the craziest thing I’ve ever built with Codex. I’d been dreaming about this technology for years. Before AI, building it would have taken months of work. I could never justify that investment for a noncommercial open source project. Then, a little over a year ago, Airbnb created Lava for almost exactly the same purpose. That gave me hope. But Lava was never released as open source. So I decided to build my own, with AI. Aval comes with a compiler and a web renderer. Together, they give you: • a deterministic state graph - named states, authored triggers, and routing where the latest trigger wins. • frame accurate routes with transitions that begin on authored content frames using portals, finishes, cuts, and reversals. • small file size and low CPU overhead, perfect for small icons designed and animated in Blender. • seekless loops so the decoder timeline keeps moving forward across loop seams instead of seeking. • packed alpha transparency. transparent prerendered motion composited with WebGL2. • a web native runtime: decoding with WebCodecs and rendering with WebGL2. • progressive fallback: Host-owned fallback markup remains available for unsupported and reduced motion contexts. Now it exists, it’s open source, and it’s available today as a technical preview. I’ll be polishing it further over the next few days.

Introducing Aval - a new open source format for interactive video on the web. It has a built-in state machine, frame accurate transitions, and packed alpha transparency. This is probably the craziest thing I’ve ever built with Codex. I’d been dreaming about this technology for years. Before AI, building it would have taken months of work. I could never justify that investment for a noncommercial open source project. Then, a little over a year ago, Airbnb created Lava for almost exactly the same purpose. That gave me hope. But Lava was never released as open source. So I decided to build my own, with AI. Aval comes with a compiler and a web renderer. Together, they give you: • a deterministic state graph - named states, authored triggers, and routing where the latest trigger wins. • frame accurate routes with transitions that begin on authored content frames using portals, finishes, cuts, and reversals. • small file size and low CPU overhead, perfect for small icons designed and animated in Blender. • seekless loops so the decoder timeline keeps moving forward across loop seams instead of seeking. • packed alpha transparency. transparent prerendered motion composited with WebGL2. • a web native runtime: decoding with WebCodecs and rendering with WebGL2. • progressive fallback: Host-owned fallback markup remains available for unsupported and reduced motion contexts. Now it exists, it’s open source, and it’s available today as a technical preview. I’ll be polishing it further over the next few days.

Alex Barashkov

277,045 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🦎 "So there's these species that would resemble insectoids or an insect. And then there's the Reptilians." ~Dr. Eric Davis 🦎 🔥 The Reptilians get PrimeTime coverage 🔥 Katie Pavlich (KP): "Tonight we're diving into one of the largest calls for government transparency in modern history: the calls for UFO and UAP disclosure. Dr. Eric Davis is an astrophysicist who has investigated Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon - UAPs - for 30 years. He says he's seen things that the American public and the world also have a right to see. He says he's personally seeing classified photos of recovered craft and non-human bodies. "The thing is, though, he can't speak out - at least not yet. But he wants to, and he has a message for President Trump. Take a look." Dr. Eric Davis: "Mr. President, with your signature, you could waive the SF-312 NDA to protect UAP whistleblowers like myself. I respectfully request that you take swift and decisive action, as the nature of UAP should not be kept deeply classified." KP: "Dr. Eric Davis joins us now. Great to have you, Doctor. Thanks so much for being here. So you, of course, are requesting presidential immunity before going on the record about exactly what you've seen and producing the proof of the documents. So, what would you need from the President in order for this to happen?" Dr. Eric Davis (ED): "Well, I would need the standard form 312, intelligence NDA to be waived. That way, I could talk about Top Secret SCI information about UAP evidence that I have seen in person, which are records, photographs, reports, and so forth. And those are still classified, and they are not subject to the Freedom of Information Act because it'll probably be...they're probably classified for a 50 to 70-year period, 75-year period, I believe." KP: "Okay, so we're showing some footage from the Department of War on the screen, which is what they've produced so far. They have produced a lot of documents, but clearly, based on what you're telling me, there's a lot more that you think that we should be seeing. So, are you dissatisfied with the amount of information that they produce so far?" ED: "Yeah, I'm not that satisfied. They're going at...I'm not on the inside with the Department of of War or the intelligence agencies, and I'm not working for AARO or PURSUE. I do know that they're working at a pace that they can...at the pace that's set by their ability to hunt down documents and videos and still images and be able to evaluate them for their efficacy as relevant to UAP phenomena or not. And then determine whether they could be declassified without harming the national security. "So there could be more to be revealed, and it would not be...it would not contain harmful information. It would not contain information that would harm the national security. What would do so would be the methods by which the information was acquired from foreign adversaries or foreign friendly nations or wherever the recoveries were done. (I love how he jumped from the meh evidence AARO has released thus far, to crash retrievals, without being asked. 🙂) ~ ED: "So you have to be careful because we want to protect our intelligence methods and sources and just reveal the top level information that verifies and validates the existence of UAP technology that's been recovered by the United States government, as well as the recovery of a small number of NHI (non-human intelligence) bodies that were found dead in some of those cases." KP: "So let's talk about what you say that you know of. You say that you know of four types of aliens. One of those are quote 'Grays,' and you've claimed that, as you just did, we've recovered deceased bodies. Can you describe what they look like?" ED: "There's a minimum of four that we know of, and they...I've seen the evidence and I've seen the records. They variously are described as the Grays, like what everybody saw in 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' at the end of that movie in the final scene. "And then there's the Nordics, which are very tall statured Caucasian looking individuals. And then there's the beings that resemble or look like insects, like a praying-mantis type insect, but they're not an insect. Or they could be, but we don't know. But they...it's just that people, when they're not familiar with something that that presents an ontological shock to them, they'll try to overlay what their imagination helps them understand what it is they're seeing that's so strange and otherworldly. Or outworldly, I should say. "So there's these species that would resemble insectoids or an insect. And then there's the Reptilians for the same case in that their morphology, body structure looks like a reptilian. And they may not be reptilian." KP: "So, if the government has these bodies, where are they keeping them?" ED: "I don't know now. That's a nut that I could not crack when I worked for the Advanced Aerospace Weapon Systems Application Program (AAWSAP), and that was the code name for the DIA's UAP investigation and research project back in 2008 through 2012. "And so, I tried to find that. I've had colleagues that looked for that as well, and we did have a hint of where those bodies went to when they were recovered, but the organization no longer exists." KP: "Wait, so it was given to a private organization rather than to the government?" ED: "No, it was given to a military institute, a medical institute, and it's classified. And that institute has been in existence since 18...since, well, since the Civil War. I don't know the exact year, I'm thinking 1865. And that institute got split up into two or three components and relocated into different military medical institutes by the first Obama administration." KP: "So, if these alien forms are alive, do they eat the same kind of food that humans do or animals do? Or do they breathe regular air? I mean, what kind of beings are they?" ED: "I have no idea because I've never been able to access that type of information, so I don't know what they eat. Most of them that I am aware of were found dead, although I've heard that David Grusch had mentioned that there was one that he knew of that had been captured alive. But I don't know anything else. That's something he and I have not had that conversation to discuss." KP: "All right. Well, Dr. Eric Davis, thank you for joining us, and we'll see if you're able to reveal more. Thank you very much." ED: "Thank you for inviting me, I was happy to be here." KP: "Absolutely, thank you." ED: "Goodnight."

🦎 "So there's these species that would resemble insectoids or an insect. And then there's the Reptilians." ~Dr. Eric Davis 🦎 🔥 The Reptilians get PrimeTime coverage 🔥 Katie Pavlich (KP): "Tonight we're diving into one of the largest calls for government transparency in modern history: the calls for UFO and UAP disclosure. Dr. Eric Davis is an astrophysicist who has investigated Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon - UAPs - for 30 years. He says he's seen things that the American public and the world also have a right to see. He says he's personally seeing classified photos of recovered craft and non-human bodies. "The thing is, though, he can't speak out - at least not yet. But he wants to, and he has a message for President Trump. Take a look." Dr. Eric Davis: "Mr. President, with your signature, you could waive the SF-312 NDA to protect UAP whistleblowers like myself. I respectfully request that you take swift and decisive action, as the nature of UAP should not be kept deeply classified." KP: "Dr. Eric Davis joins us now. Great to have you, Doctor. Thanks so much for being here. So you, of course, are requesting presidential immunity before going on the record about exactly what you've seen and producing the proof of the documents. So, what would you need from the President in order for this to happen?" Dr. Eric Davis (ED): "Well, I would need the standard form 312, intelligence NDA to be waived. That way, I could talk about Top Secret SCI information about UAP evidence that I have seen in person, which are records, photographs, reports, and so forth. And those are still classified, and they are not subject to the Freedom of Information Act because it'll probably be...they're probably classified for a 50 to 70-year period, 75-year period, I believe." KP: "Okay, so we're showing some footage from the Department of War on the screen, which is what they've produced so far. They have produced a lot of documents, but clearly, based on what you're telling me, there's a lot more that you think that we should be seeing. So, are you dissatisfied with the amount of information that they produce so far?" ED: "Yeah, I'm not that satisfied. They're going at...I'm not on the inside with the Department of of War or the intelligence agencies, and I'm not working for AARO or PURSUE. I do know that they're working at a pace that they can...at the pace that's set by their ability to hunt down documents and videos and still images and be able to evaluate them for their efficacy as relevant to UAP phenomena or not. And then determine whether they could be declassified without harming the national security. "So there could be more to be revealed, and it would not be...it would not contain harmful information. It would not contain information that would harm the national security. What would do so would be the methods by which the information was acquired from foreign adversaries or foreign friendly nations or wherever the recoveries were done. (I love how he jumped from the meh evidence AARO has released thus far, to crash retrievals, without being asked. 🙂) ~ ED: "So you have to be careful because we want to protect our intelligence methods and sources and just reveal the top level information that verifies and validates the existence of UAP technology that's been recovered by the United States government, as well as the recovery of a small number of NHI (non-human intelligence) bodies that were found dead in some of those cases." KP: "So let's talk about what you say that you know of. You say that you know of four types of aliens. One of those are quote 'Grays,' and you've claimed that, as you just did, we've recovered deceased bodies. Can you describe what they look like?" ED: "There's a minimum of four that we know of, and they...I've seen the evidence and I've seen the records. They variously are described as the Grays, like what everybody saw in 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' at the end of that movie in the final scene. "And then there's the Nordics, which are very tall statured Caucasian looking individuals. And then there's the beings that resemble or look like insects, like a praying-mantis type insect, but they're not an insect. Or they could be, but we don't know. But they...it's just that people, when they're not familiar with something that that presents an ontological shock to them, they'll try to overlay what their imagination helps them understand what it is they're seeing that's so strange and otherworldly. Or outworldly, I should say. "So there's these species that would resemble insectoids or an insect. And then there's the Reptilians for the same case in that their morphology, body structure looks like a reptilian. And they may not be reptilian." KP: "So, if the government has these bodies, where are they keeping them?" ED: "I don't know now. That's a nut that I could not crack when I worked for the Advanced Aerospace Weapon Systems Application Program (AAWSAP), and that was the code name for the DIA's UAP investigation and research project back in 2008 through 2012. "And so, I tried to find that. I've had colleagues that looked for that as well, and we did have a hint of where those bodies went to when they were recovered, but the organization no longer exists." KP: "Wait, so it was given to a private organization rather than to the government?" ED: "No, it was given to a military institute, a medical institute, and it's classified. And that institute has been in existence since 18...since, well, since the Civil War. I don't know the exact year, I'm thinking 1865. And that institute got split up into two or three components and relocated into different military medical institutes by the first Obama administration." KP: "So, if these alien forms are alive, do they eat the same kind of food that humans do or animals do? Or do they breathe regular air? I mean, what kind of beings are they?" ED: "I have no idea because I've never been able to access that type of information, so I don't know what they eat. Most of them that I am aware of were found dead, although I've heard that David Grusch had mentioned that there was one that he knew of that had been captured alive. But I don't know anything else. That's something he and I have not had that conversation to discuss." KP: "All right. Well, Dr. Eric Davis, thank you for joining us, and we'll see if you're able to reveal more. Thank you very much." ED: "Thank you for inviting me, I was happy to be here." KP: "Absolutely, thank you." ED: "Goodnight."

Joe Murgia

11,414 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

#WATCH | Kolkata: West Bengal LoP and expelled TMC leader Ritabrata Banerjee says, "...Abhishek Banerjee is a leader of the masses, a leader of the common people... he used to travel in a convoy of 20 cars. Though that number has decreased now, perhaps after the public gave them a sound thrashing. I don't know for sure. However, I heard yesterday from airport staff that Abhishek Banerjee took a chartered flight... He has absolutely no connection with the masses... The party is facing such a crisis. Business class tickets are available to you; you have free coupons as an MP. We thought that after losing the election, he would come to his senses and come down to earth a bit. But he is still floating high up like a balloon... But the public ought to know this. This is TMC's money; so many party members are facing attacks and legal cases, and money is needed to fight those cases. One should stand by those who have been attacked. If he had simply used his free coupons instead of spending... that money could have helped the party workers fighting at the grassroots level. We would urge him not to take a chartered flight, and he shouldn't squander the party funds like that; instead, he should travel using free coupons, and the funds should be utilised for the party's grassroots-level workers."

#WATCH | Kolkata: West Bengal LoP and expelled TMC leader Ritabrata Banerjee says, "...Abhishek Banerjee is a leader of the masses, a leader of the common people... he used to travel in a convoy of 20 cars. Though that number has decreased now, perhaps after the public gave them a sound thrashing. I don't know for sure. However, I heard yesterday from airport staff that Abhishek Banerjee took a chartered flight... He has absolutely no connection with the masses... The party is facing such a crisis. Business class tickets are available to you; you have free coupons as an MP. We thought that after losing the election, he would come to his senses and come down to earth a bit. But he is still floating high up like a balloon... But the public ought to know this. This is TMC's money; so many party members are facing attacks and legal cases, and money is needed to fight those cases. One should stand by those who have been attacked. If he had simply used his free coupons instead of spending... that money could have helped the party workers fighting at the grassroots level. We would urge him not to take a chartered flight, and he shouldn't squander the party funds like that; instead, he should travel using free coupons, and the funds should be utilised for the party's grassroots-level workers."

ANI

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NEW: Joe Lonsdale shocks CNBC on AI regulation debate: Andrew Ross Sorkin: Is there ultimately going to be an FDA for AI models? Joe: The FDA has killed millions of people... Andrew: Killed?? Joe: Massive bureaucracy makes it cost 10 or 100X more than it should... there's tons of these new drugs you could be developing to save lives that we're just not able to do... China would love for us to have a massive regulatory bureaucracy for AI and let them get ahead. Andrew Ross Sorkin: We're all trying to figure out what this could look like. Is there ultimately going to be an FDA for AI models? Is that a good thing or a bad thing for somebody who's thinking the way you do? Joe: Listen, the FDA has killed millions of people. Let's be totally clear, right? Andrew: Killed?? Joe: It's literally led to the deaths of millions of people, Andrew... There's all these new therapies, especially now, by the way, with AI that we could be developing... Andrew: It's also hopefully saved some lives... Joe: I mean the trade off is probably 100 to 1. There's a very famous story from 60 years ago where they caught some stuff that was killing people in Europe and saved them here. They've used that as an excuse to make this massive bureaucracy that makes it cost 10 or 100 times more to do drugs than it should, which means there's tons of these new drugs you could be developing to save lives that we're just not able to do. I would be investing billions more to save lives, but I can't. So the equivalent is terrifying to me. The government is bad at these things. The bureaucrats are bad at these things. Now there's a there's another argument here, which is that you have things like Mythos and OpenAI's new technology that's really, really good at hacking into everything. And you probably don't want like, that new technology going to the bad guys right away. So there has to be some sort of trade off, some sort of framework. We have to be really careful not to make the mistakes the FDA has made. Andrew: So what would you do? What do you think that should look like? Joe: There probably should be some national agreement on regulation on new powerful models. It should be as small and as narrow as possible. It should not have the same bureaucracy. You should make sure the government from the start, has metrics on the speed at which it has to go and the transparency, because you're gonna have cronyism, you're gonna have the big guys capture it. You're going to slow it down. Pharma loves the FDA against biotech. It makes it too expensive for us to build our own pharma companies. We have to sell to them. This is what the big guys want. Google and Microsoft and OpenAI and the rest of them, they want to create rules to make it so they can... Andrew: They've all been calling for it. I mean, you remember Sam Altman, Dario, others early on said, "Regulate us; you need to regulate us. Please, regulate us." The question is was that a genuine call for action or do you think that was a "We think Washington's never going to do this. So we'll say it, and get some nice PR points." Joe: If you are the leader in the space and you have tens of billions, hundreds of billions of dollars, you want there to be really complicated regulation with people you can hire who go in and out of your company, who work there because you know you're going to be able to control it and influence it. ...And by the way, China has pre-IND (Investigational New Drug process) and IND of 30 and 60 days about right now. We have 200 and 500 days. And so we've completely delayed anything we do. We've handed more than a third now of our biotech sector to China in the last six years because we're so slow. We definitely don't want to do that on the AI side. That would be a disaster. China would love for us to do a massive regulatory bureaucracy for AI and let them get ahead. We cannot allow that to happen. Squawk Box

NEW: Joe Lonsdale shocks CNBC on AI regulation debate: Andrew Ross Sorkin: Is there ultimately going to be an FDA for AI models? Joe: The FDA has killed millions of people... Andrew: Killed?? Joe: Massive bureaucracy makes it cost 10 or 100X more than it should... there's tons of these new drugs you could be developing to save lives that we're just not able to do... China would love for us to have a massive regulatory bureaucracy for AI and let them get ahead. Andrew Ross Sorkin: We're all trying to figure out what this could look like. Is there ultimately going to be an FDA for AI models? Is that a good thing or a bad thing for somebody who's thinking the way you do? Joe: Listen, the FDA has killed millions of people. Let's be totally clear, right? Andrew: Killed?? Joe: It's literally led to the deaths of millions of people, Andrew... There's all these new therapies, especially now, by the way, with AI that we could be developing... Andrew: It's also hopefully saved some lives... Joe: I mean the trade off is probably 100 to 1. There's a very famous story from 60 years ago where they caught some stuff that was killing people in Europe and saved them here. They've used that as an excuse to make this massive bureaucracy that makes it cost 10 or 100 times more to do drugs than it should, which means there's tons of these new drugs you could be developing to save lives that we're just not able to do. I would be investing billions more to save lives, but I can't. So the equivalent is terrifying to me. The government is bad at these things. The bureaucrats are bad at these things. Now there's a there's another argument here, which is that you have things like Mythos and OpenAI's new technology that's really, really good at hacking into everything. And you probably don't want like, that new technology going to the bad guys right away. So there has to be some sort of trade off, some sort of framework. We have to be really careful not to make the mistakes the FDA has made. Andrew: So what would you do? What do you think that should look like? Joe: There probably should be some national agreement on regulation on new powerful models. It should be as small and as narrow as possible. It should not have the same bureaucracy. You should make sure the government from the start, has metrics on the speed at which it has to go and the transparency, because you're gonna have cronyism, you're gonna have the big guys capture it. You're going to slow it down. Pharma loves the FDA against biotech. It makes it too expensive for us to build our own pharma companies. We have to sell to them. This is what the big guys want. Google and Microsoft and OpenAI and the rest of them, they want to create rules to make it so they can... Andrew: They've all been calling for it. I mean, you remember Sam Altman, Dario, others early on said, "Regulate us; you need to regulate us. Please, regulate us." The question is was that a genuine call for action or do you think that was a "We think Washington's never going to do this. So we'll say it, and get some nice PR points." Joe: If you are the leader in the space and you have tens of billions, hundreds of billions of dollars, you want there to be really complicated regulation with people you can hire who go in and out of your company, who work there because you know you're going to be able to control it and influence it. ...And by the way, China has pre-IND (Investigational New Drug process) and IND of 30 and 60 days about right now. We have 200 and 500 days. And so we've completely delayed anything we do. We've handed more than a third now of our biotech sector to China in the last six years because we're so slow. We definitely don't want to do that on the AI side. That would be a disaster. China would love for us to do a massive regulatory bureaucracy for AI and let them get ahead. We cannot allow that to happen. Squawk Box

American Optimist

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gunwook day 3 encore full ending ment 😭 💌 🧸 i need to deliver a message so i’ll hold back a bit. okay so, time has really flown by really fast… the tour… i mean after the tour, and performing today. starting with ‘here i am’ and all the title songs.. it’s just all these songs, all these performances… it reminds me of the times we worked on all that. and all the emotions i had back then… the situation of the members. all the things we’ve said to each other… and all of that is just so… it feels it was just yesterday. and it was hard for me to hold back my emotions. but still, i held back for this performance! so i really tried to meet eyes with the members… i thought i would cry so hard if i did, unable to perform. i was just looking down at the ground. but thinking about it now, i should have just looked at them at least once more, and just gone with it. and now, since we can’t meet up as much anymore. even if it would have made me cry, i should have looked at them once more. that’s what i thought, so i have no regrets. also, yesterday i talked a bit about zerose. so, today i want to talk about the members. you could say that it’s just a coincidence that we’ve meet up but the fact that we’re come this far is destiny. and also, i think that my team means more to me than just a simple idol group relationship. i can say that with confidence. so after i debuted, the reason i didn’t feel lonely… it’s all thanks to my members. i can knock on the doors if im bored, i can text them, telling them to game with me that was what held me up for the past 3 years. also, i have a personality, i cant say i have a great personality but the members enabled me to try to work even harder on that. im so thankful for the way they helped me grow. im grateful that i have such great members and im thankful for the 8 who watched my back. im happy to have them walk before me. and also, going forward, im sure we can meet up in private too. but still, we shared so many moments on stage and that leaves regrets too. and to zerose who united 8 of us, thank you so much. i can’t talk about the past 3 years within a few minutes but it’s just … ive been grateful from the bottom of my heart. im so lucky to be a part of zb1. it was filled with beautiful moments that might never come again and the members thy made it possible ricky, taerae, hanbin, yujin, gyuvin, matthew, jiwoong. this has been zb1’s park gunwook. thank you so much for everything!

gunwook day 3 encore full ending ment 😭 💌 🧸 i need to deliver a message so i’ll hold back a bit. okay so, time has really flown by really fast… the tour… i mean after the tour, and performing today. starting with ‘here i am’ and all the title songs.. it’s just all these songs, all these performances… it reminds me of the times we worked on all that. and all the emotions i had back then… the situation of the members. all the things we’ve said to each other… and all of that is just so… it feels it was just yesterday. and it was hard for me to hold back my emotions. but still, i held back for this performance! so i really tried to meet eyes with the members… i thought i would cry so hard if i did, unable to perform. i was just looking down at the ground. but thinking about it now, i should have just looked at them at least once more, and just gone with it. and now, since we can’t meet up as much anymore. even if it would have made me cry, i should have looked at them once more. that’s what i thought, so i have no regrets. also, yesterday i talked a bit about zerose. so, today i want to talk about the members. you could say that it’s just a coincidence that we’ve meet up but the fact that we’re come this far is destiny. and also, i think that my team means more to me than just a simple idol group relationship. i can say that with confidence. so after i debuted, the reason i didn’t feel lonely… it’s all thanks to my members. i can knock on the doors if im bored, i can text them, telling them to game with me that was what held me up for the past 3 years. also, i have a personality, i cant say i have a great personality but the members enabled me to try to work even harder on that. im so thankful for the way they helped me grow. im grateful that i have such great members and im thankful for the 8 who watched my back. im happy to have them walk before me. and also, going forward, im sure we can meet up in private too. but still, we shared so many moments on stage and that leaves regrets too. and to zerose who united 8 of us, thank you so much. i can’t talk about the past 3 years within a few minutes but it’s just … ive been grateful from the bottom of my heart. im so lucky to be a part of zb1. it was filled with beautiful moments that might never come again and the members thy made it possible ricky, taerae, hanbin, yujin, gyuvin, matthew, jiwoong. this has been zb1’s park gunwook. thank you so much for everything!

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