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you know one one one way to look at this too people say well is it possible there is no intent like artificial intelligence it's just binary it's just doing what it does yeah that's absolutely a possibility as well you know intent seems to be a very human thing and when i say intent i don't mean motivation you know when a shark bites a surfer its intent isn't to hurt the surfer the motivation is that it's hungry and it wants to eat right humans

you know one one one way to look at this too people say well is it possible there is no intent like artificial intelligence it's just binary it's just doing what it does yeah that's absolutely a possibility as well you know intent seems to be a very human thing and when i say intent i don't mean motivation you know when a shark bites a surfer its intent isn't to hurt the surfer the motivation is that it's hungry and it wants to eat right humans

you know one one one way to look at this too people say well is it possible there is no intent like artificial intelligence it's just binary it's just doing what it does yeah that's absolutely a possibility as well you know intent seems to be a very human thing and when i say intent i don't mean motivation you know when a shark bites a surfer its intent isn't to hurt the surfer the motivation is that it's hungry and it wants to eat right humans

are really some of the and and some some advanced primates are really the only animals on this planet that have true intent where we we can manipulate things in order to achieve whatever our our intention is um are we dealing with something that is not only very very smart very intelligent but also has intent or is that more of a uniquely human thing right so these are all questions that are that are being asked philosophically from some of the scientists that are that are still part of this effort by the way

are really some of the and and some some advanced primates are really the only animals on this planet that have true intent where we we can manipulate things in order to achieve whatever our our intention is um are we dealing with something that is not only very very smart very intelligent but also has intent or is that more of a uniquely human thing right so these are all questions that are that are being asked philosophically from some of the scientists that are that are still part of this effort by the way

are really some of the and and some some advanced primates are really the only animals on this planet that have true intent where we we can manipulate things in order to achieve whatever our our intention is um are we dealing with something that is not only very very smart very intelligent but also has intent or is that more of a uniquely human thing right so these are all questions that are that are being asked philosophically from some of the scientists that are that are still part of this effort by the way

We had some of the best theoretical physicists and astrophysicists and mathematicians and scientists in our program.

We had some of the best theoretical physicists and astrophysicists and mathematicians and scientists in our program.

We had some of the best theoretical physicists and astrophysicists and mathematicians and scientists in our program.

Absolutely. No, I think within the next three to five years, you're going to have a heck of a lot more clarity on this.

Absolutely. No, I think within the next three to five years, you're going to have a heck of a lot more clarity on this.

Absolutely. No, I think within the next three to five years, you're going to have a heck of a lot more clarity on this.

It is already. We're using it to actually look at deepfake videos to determine if a UFO video is real or faked. And that's important when you're briefing members of Congress, right? You've got to be 100% accurate. And if not, it could blow up.

It is already. We're using it to actually look at deepfake videos to determine if a UFO video is real or faked. And that's important when you're briefing members of Congress, right? You've got to be 100% accurate. And if not, it could blow up.

It is already. We're using it to actually look at deepfake videos to determine if a UFO video is real or faked. And that's important when you're briefing members of Congress, right? You've got to be 100% accurate. And if not, it could blow up.

Yeah, so artificial intelligence, unfortunately, its limitations are it's only as good as its teacher, right? And its teacher tends to be humans. What you prompt it, yeah. Right.

Yeah, so artificial intelligence, unfortunately, its limitations are it's only as good as its teacher, right? And its teacher tends to be humans. What you prompt it, yeah. Right.

Yeah, so artificial intelligence, unfortunately, its limitations are it's only as good as its teacher, right? And its teacher tends to be humans. What you prompt it, yeah. Right.

Unfortunately, no. With all due respect, when we actually started calibrating our radar systems to look for UAP, something very interesting happened about a year and a half ago. We started tracking Chinese balloons that were wafting over the northern hemisphere and continental United States. If you remember the stories about these surveillance balloons, they've been there a long time.

Unfortunately, no. With all due respect, when we actually started calibrating our radar systems to look for UAP, something very interesting happened about a year and a half ago. We started tracking Chinese balloons that were wafting over the northern hemisphere and continental United States. If you remember the stories about these surveillance balloons, they've been there a long time.