There was an idea To bring together a group of remarkable people See if we could become something Wait something is missing I can't put my finger on it That's much better the Milston this neighborhood already weren't safe, but they're in trouble now I've seen many seasons of wheel of mud Rules right now wheel of mud is simple. I start with this all silver base lineup I spin the wheel of mud twice to determine how I can upgrade my team that I go play a game if I win that game I lock in the players for our squad and if I lose those players I added get removed from the lineup now Let me take you through some of the more nuanced rules and one of the most exciting parts of every starting wheel of mud season our Prestige players think of our prestige players as team captains I get three of them at the start of each season these players can never leave the lineup and I am always entitled to the best Version possible so with that being said let me show you our very first wheel of mud prestige player It's Justin Jefferson Jay Jeddah's now Justin Jefferson was an amazing pick regardless He has an 89 overall right now, which is the best wide receiver in the game on top of that I think he's gonna have an incredible season So I definitely anticipate him getting more and more cards as the season progresses But worst case scenario we've got a six-foot one insanely fast Incredible wide receiver start out a squad with so that's our prestige player number one And if you take a look at my offense, that's the only thing here Which means my other prestige players must be on defense the first defense and prestige player I will show you is Micah Parsons, this is the pre-order Micah Parsons and in my opinion he is the best user in the game He's got great speed. He's got lurker built into the card.  I really wanted to go with a bills play. I was very high on the bills I think the bills are going to the Super Bowl so Micah hide is definitely down the line poised for a playoffs card without a doubt Maybe a Super Bowl card regardless Micah hide is the centerpiece on a potential Super Bowl defense His current 89 is incredible 88 speed six feet tall He doesn't hit like Ronnie lot, but he covers real well too And if you watch wheel of mud last season, you'll know we're missing something and that's the power-up player in Madden 23 They removed the power-up system previously I would start the team with a power-up player a 68 overall Dalvin Cook and every touchdown that that Dalvin Cook scored I would upgrade him one time So after 10 touchdowns you'd have a 95 overall Dalvin Cook. Well, we don't have that option anymore So I've elected to do a different option. My power-up player this year is Pat Fryer Muth As you can see Pat Fryer Muth is a 69 overall silver tight end, but he has two more versions in the game He's got an 80 overall, but he's also got this 87 overall, which is an incredible card Every time I score a touchdown with Pat Fryer Muth I can upgrade to the next best version of Pat Fryer Muth for now that does seem a little bit easy But as the season progresses more players will get more cards and it'll get a little more difficult In addition the power-up player makes a lot of sense because for the first time in forever There has been a large change to the landscape of head to head There are pros and cons to this but seasons now you need five wins to make it to the playoffs before you get three losses There's only two games in the playoffs before the Super Bowl and then it's the Super Bowl So if I win five games, I'm basically put right into the divisional playoff game So I'll play the divisional the NFC championship and then the Super Bowl Which means a wheel of Muth season could be as short as eight games and since some rules are getting shifted I've got a rule of my own in an unprecedented move Papa Meigs will not be using a base silver quarterback My quarterback for this season of wheel of Muth is Zach Wilson The dad of Cougars has been unleashed and the 77 overall Milf hunting maniac himself at 6 foot 271 speed 79 throw power 77 accuracy and 99 milf domination Zach Wilson will be leading us to a Super Bowl Hopefully you understand the rules by now, and if this is your first season watching I promise you're gonna pick up quick and that leaves us with our first order of business the wheel spins I've got two spins to add players to the squad and then hopefully hop into a game and a win in order to keep them The first game of every season is crucial and this team sucks Let's just put it out is this day 71 overall with no O line no D line no tight end No half-back hardly any wide receivers a linebacker and a free safety and that is quite literally it It's all up to the wheel to decide a season gentlemen our first ever wheel spin I get to choose one. Okay. All right. So 10 re-rolls. So there's two options for me on these re-rolls There's this the 78 plus headliners player and there's this the 82 plus all madden training pack Now the all madden guarantees an 82 which is nice or you could get an 80 not now headliners does sound worse But there are 86 overall headliners players. It's easier to pull an 86 headliners player than an 89 all madden That makes a lot of sense. So I'm gonna start here with the headliners play. All right headliners pack. What do you go? No, this existed. Oh, he's got bulldozer.  That's one of the best half-backs in the game right now Hey, we got nine more. There's not even the first one. So I'm assuming I'm gonna take Javante Williams But I'm probably gonna go, you know what the next nine I'll do all madden packs Just in case I can pull an 89 overall. All right pack one Mike. I'll stop not what we're looking for Well pack one of all madden. That was packed too.  There's certain positions where if I got an 89 I wouldn't even take it like if I got 89 Bruce Matthews, but I even take that I feel like I'd still have to stick with Javante did it's kind of funny I almost don't want an 89. It's gonna make me sad back seven There is no different animation for the 89 overalls by the way So you won't know until it opens and finally pack number 10 Sam Mills amazing idea to set up with the headliners. All right Our first wheel spin blessed us with 86 overall Javante Williams our second wheel spin of the first episode Will be a fantasy round jackpot, but only rounds one through four so I'm not getting a defensive player That's okay. You know what offense is gonna have to absolutely carry us first things first We have to figure out what round this is gonna apply to this is a brand new wheelspin None of you have ever seen this one Alexa pick a number one through four. Here's a number between one and four It's one. Yes. I love you. You're so handsome.  Don't ever speak. Hmm. No, no Alexa You know the rules rules as a form of the word Alexa as I know Alexa You do not speak before giving sloppy toppy.  Now we're gonna go run a fantasy football mock draft I could take any player in Madden that gets taken in the first round of this fantasy drive So as you can imagine, there's gonna be a lot of stunts. Let's see how it pans out in this mock draft All right, I'll take the one slot. We're gonna start the mock. I'm gonna take Christian McCaffrey as my Jonathan Taylor, Justin Jefferson, Derek Henry, Dalvin Cook, Jamar Chase, Cooper Cupp, Austin Echler, Najee Harris, Devonte Adams Okay, Christian McCaffrey, Jonathan Taylor. Jonathan Taylor is an amazing running back But he's very similar to Javonte Williams, so I'm not taking a half back most likely. None of these halfbacks are good enough to Where I could justify it. Devonte Adams could be an amazing pick. Cooper Cupp or Jamar Chase It's really between those three and honestly, I would think about this I would compare the wide receivers, but I already know who I want How cool will it be to have Jamar Chase and Justin Jefferson on the same team, bro? They can do gritty battles if they both get a touchdown I'll hit the gritty with both and you guys can tell me which one was better This is perfect and the final thing that we have not covered is the challenge wheel The challenge wheel is loaded with a ton of challenges that we must complete in the upcoming game Completing the challenge gives us a choice We can either open one pack with coins from the store or we can salvage one player Assuming we lost so if I complete my challenge and lose the game I could save either Javonte Williams or Jamar Chase from being yeeted from our squad But if I win, I'm just taking my back. All right. I hope that makes sense Here is our first ever challenge wheel for Madden 23. This is it. Oh, we have never ever gotten this one This is brand new 25 plus yards with five different players passing yards with the quarterback do not count Javonte Williams, Justin Jefferson, Jamar Chase can all have 25 yards rushing or receiving I don't know who's gonna get the rest of those now that I think about it, though I guess Zach Wilson could rush for 25 and Pat Fryermuth could maybe get 25 We'll figure it out as for abilities on this squad I went recuperation runoff elite and deep out elite on Justin Jefferson Javonte Williams Recuperation reach for it and bulldozer obviously Zach Wilson cannot get a bill on defense. We've got shut down Lerker Recuperation like a Parsons and our other Michael Michael Hyde as on the ball and recuperation with universal coverage We're 73 overall Madden team And we've got a dream of winning our Super Bowl in our first ever season of Madden 23 wheel of mud Let's make that dream a reality boys Is that my team or what are we doing? What are we doing? Yeah, this game just came out That's his squad. Can he pick it Fryer Steelers theme team already a God squad is a lot better than a theme team right now So I'm a little bit scared like that TJ. What's gonna be sketch and I bet you as Najee Harris and the odd day Johnson are scary too I'll take this. No, no, no, no, I got to remember That is how you learn the hard way ladies and gentlemen only our kick returns very good But my team is horrible.   Yes, sir Oh, are you shitting me?  I'm looking for Jay Jetta's in the out-route Right over top of his user jump out there. What is this guy just let other computer make every tackle He has not switched on to make a tackle once. I'm scared of TJ.  It's weird I clicked double team and yet they just elected not to double team in but luckily Javante Williams out of the backfield is gonna make An awesome play five or six forty-three yards I don't think I can make that but fire move. I want it so bad dude. I can get that Can I get that tutty with fire move?  I will take my sack. He was not open.  I'd be so happy. I think fire move gets open here Let's be patient the hard-cut thing either. I did that manually.  This could be a run though. Yep. I don't know play action Get there get there get there. Oh, I could have had that but I got spooked. I feel like he's audible to inside zone No Pat Fryer move touchdown. He jumps so I'm telling you he's the best user in the game with lurker. Let's go We're doing it right here boys. Great double. Keep going.  I could have had a touchdown. I don't have anything now. Let's see if he runs it.  Oh my god. You really just gonna keep doing this I guess I don't see why not if it's working. See if he goes again. Okay Wait for one more Micah hide hit. Oh I thought he'd cough that up. I really don't want to adjust to it if he wants to feel go here That's fine. If not, he's gonna get hit so hard and he fumbles wait action Mmm nice touchdown nice plays all around now. I'm just so mad at myself for not taking my Micah touchdown But it's okay. I'm still gonna clutch this up. All right Jefferson corner out now That's something I can get behind nine seconds my kicker sucks, so I'm gonna need some serious yard here if I want to pull this off I'm just gonna do this I think we made it good for Steve. No way.  Let's see what we got right here looks like it's a jackpot of some sort. I can't see that one. Oh 86 jackpot. There's only one better jackpot on the range wheel and that's 87 So we will absolutely take that wide receivers were totally fine In fact offense I feel like we should leave offense as is offensive line would be great, but right now I'm more worried about the defense. I think Tyson Anderson is a big problem right now at all of the corners I'm gonna replace Tyson Anderson. I would like a 86 overall strong safe looks like a Monty Hooker is probably my only option 84 speed 5 foot 11. Ah, there's Kyle Hamilton as well 64 217.  I can take anybody at one who's an 86 over I'm taking Kyle Hamilton. All right. Massive range quit wheel pickup right there to get Kyle Hamilton locked into this squad All right, boys. We're off to an amazing start. We are one and only wheel of mutt. I hope you guys enjoyed Thanks for watching as always. Let's have an amazing season. Peace


Hello everyone, my name is Sumit Gupta. I am excited to be here to talk to you about a long sustainability with the power of AI, Doxene and Winsor. I have, let me know when I go to you. Hello everyone, my name is Sumit Gupta and I am excited to be here to talk to you about unlocking sustainability with the power of AI, Doxene and Winsor. I thought of the opportunity to work with thought leaders in the field of sustainability. And the purpose of my session today is to show you how these technologies can help us to overcome the most pressing environmental challenges we are facing today. By leveraging the power of AI, WebT and Open Source, we can not only reduce our carbon footprint, conserve natural resources but also create opportunities for innovation and sustainability is a critical issue. Perfect for all from individuals to governments to organizations. The world is facing a climate emergency and we need to take action now to mitigate its impact. Technology can play a crucial role in this effort and that's why I'm so passionate about spreading awareness for the sake. To all the presentation, I will be sharing with you some real examples of how AI, Doxene and Open Source products and technology are already being used to unlock sustainability. We will explore their benefits, challenges and future applications and hope to inspire you to join the conversation and take the action towards a more sustainable future. Before we dive into the specific ways that technology can help unlock sustainability, let's first define what sustainability is and introduce the United Sustainable Development Awards. Sustainability is the ability to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. In other words, it involves finding ways to use our resources in a way that is environmentally, socially and economically responsible. This requires a holistic approach that takes into account the interconnectedness of environmental, social and economic factors. The United Nations Sustainable Development Awards or SDGs are a set of 17 goals that were adopted by all human member states in the year 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect and ensure that all people enjoy peace and prosperity by the year 2030. The SDGs cover a wide range of issues including poverty, hunger, health, education, gender equality, clean water and sanitation, life below water, life on land, peace, justice and strong institutions and partnership for these goals. Another acronym or word which cannot be ignored in the modern era of sustainability is ESG. ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Governance. It is a set of standards used by investors and organizations to evaluate a company's sustainability performance. The ESG factors are becoming increasingly important for investors and stakeholders as they seek to align their investments with their values and promote sustainable and sustainable practices. Environmental factors refer to a company's impact on the environment including its carbon footprint, use of natural resources, waste management and pollution. Social factors refer to a company's impact on society including its legal practices, human rights, and community engagement. And governance factors refer to a company's internal policies and practices including its votes, composition, executive compensation and transparency. Sustainability ESG and the UN SDGs are interconnected concepts that focus on creating a sustainable future for all. ESG criteria are used to evaluate a company's performance in relation to sustainability goals including those outlined in the SDGs. The SDGs provide a framework for sustainable development and help guide decision making at the global level. By incorporating ESG factors into their operations, companies can contribute to achieving the SDGs and promoting sustainability. There are several ESG frameworks that have been developed across the globe to help investors and companies assess and report on their sustainability and ethical practices. Some of the most well-known frameworks include the Global Reporting Initiative, GRI, the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board, SASB and the Task Force on Primary Related Financial Resources, the DCFD. Each framework has its own objectives and focuses on different aspects of the industry. By taking a strategic approach to sustainability and ESG, businesses can generate multiple benefits including financial returns, improved access to capital and enhance long-term valuation. In addition to promoting environmental and social responsibility, businesses can achieve their financial objectives and contribute to promote sustainable and justice work. Sustainability and ESG are becoming increasingly important for businesses, investors and other stakeholders. There are several reasons why businesses should take sustainability and ESG reporting seriously. It can help enhance a company's reputation and brand knowledge which can improve customer loyalty, attract socially responsible investors and enhance employee engagement. It can help businesses identify and manage risks related to environmental, social and governance issues such as climate change, supply chain disruptions and reputation damage. It can help businesses reduce cost by improving resource efficiency, minimizing waste and lowering regulatory and appliance costs. Sustainability and ESG initiatives can generate financial returns and enhance long-term shareholder value. Studies have shown that companies with strong ESG performance are more likely to outperform their players and generate higher returns on investment. By embracing non-sustainability principles, organizations are already reaping the rewards. A global consumer goods company has made sustainability a key part of its initiative. The company has set ambitious targets for reducing its environmental footprint such as becoming carbon neutral by the year 2039 and ensuring that 100% of its plastic packaging is reusable, recyclable or compostable by 2025. Unipeliver sustainability efforts not only enhance its reputation and brand image but have also led to cost savings and new market opportunities. While there are multiple benefits of achieving ESG compliance, there are several challenges with businesses faced adding to their existing workload which acts as a deterrent to take action. ESG compliance requires global data management systems that can capture and track a wide range of environmental, social and governance metrics. ESG compliance also requires transparent reporting and disclosure of ESG performance data. ESG compliance requires active engagement with a range of stakeholders including investors, employees, customers, and regulators. Tech-enabled sustainability uses the latest advanced technology to achieve sustainable development and preserve our planet. By leveraging technology solutions, businesses can overcome the challenges of ESG compliance and leave the benefits of enhanced sustainability performance, improves stakeholder engagement, and enhance long-term valuation. AI and machine learning technologies can help businesses analyze large volumes of ESG data more quickly and accurately. By using these technologies, businesses can identify ESG risks and opportunities more efficiently, enabling them to take proactive measures to address ESG issues and capitalize on ESG opportunities. Let me share some real-world examples to bring some more clarity on this. Google has developed an AI-powered system for managing its data centers which accounts a significant portion of the company's energy use. The system uses ML-built algorithms to optimize energy use, predicting demand and adjusting to make another system accordingly. By reducing energy use, Google has been able to cut costs and reduce its environmental impact. Web-based blockchain technology can be a spiritual critical road in driving sustainable development by promoting transparency, collaboration, and accountability, enabling more efficient and sustainable economic systems and creating a culture of sustainability. Let us look at some projects which are leveraging Web-based tech to unlock sustainability. Plastic Bank is a social enterprise that aims to reduce plastic waste at the same time. The organization has created a blockchain-based platform that allows individuals in developing countries to collect and recycle plastic waste in exchange of digital tokens which can be used to purchase goods and services. Free and open-source software is playing an increasingly vital role in saving time.  The values of FOSS and sustainability overlap in their commitment to collaboration, innovation, and access. FOSS promotes collaboration by allowing anyone to contribute to the development of software, regardless of their background or resources. Sustainability requires collaboration and innovation to find solutions to complex environmental and social challenges. FOSS also promotes access by providing low cost of free software that can be customized to meet the unique needs of different communities. This is essential for sustainability as it allows more people to participate in the development of sustainable solutions and reduce waste. Ultimately, FOSS and sustainability share a common philosophy of empowering communities to work together towards a better future for all. Since I'm short on time, I'll just quickly speak about our open-source product, Envixi. Envixi is an open-source ESG performance management product. It is a powerful tool designed to help organizations achieve fleximilist sustainability transformation. It's already been utilized by a wide range of organizations, including large manufacturing companies, PSUs, and financial corporations. Our product offers unparalleled insights into ESG metrics, allowing organizations to track progress and identify areas for improvement. With a user-friendly dashboard and easy-to-use reporting tool, it's never been easier to stay on sustainability goals. Looking ahead, we are excited to announce that future raises will focus on enhancing automation, supporting more frameworks, and making the solution even more comprehensive. We believe that this will help organizations achieve their sustainability objectives more efficiently and effectively. We invite developers from around the world to contribute to our project, bringing fresh ideas and expertise to help us build a more comprehensive and powerful solution. Together, we can create a sustainable future for all. I invite all of you to explore the potential of AI, blockchain, and FOSS within your own organizations, and to consider how you can incorporate sustainable practices into your operations. By taking action towards sustainability, we can all play a role in creating a more sustainable future for our plan.


Hi everybody. I'm very glad to meet you all and I'm very happy to be here again and I'd like to say thanks to Tom and Brenda Foundation for giving me this opportunity. My name is Shige Tomaheda. Please call me Shige and I'm an artist and sometimes teaching design and brand-new as a part-time lecturer at some university like this. It's all girls. It's a very good class. And today, I sometimes say the name of Amazon and Shapeways, but I'm not a salesman for them. Okay. In the past presentation, I have shown about my project that I'm calling GMP from Phase 1, 1.5, like an insect, the plant, the corals, and more like this. Maybe some of you remember the word Kimo Kawaii. Two years ago means we are back cute. So those strange figures I presented are just figures and it's no use for any special purpose. It's only put on the table and bookshelf. That's my house. I thought I'd like to make usable things with 3D printing. What's the use of it? I mean, it's not the parts for repair, replace, mock-up, and prototype. Making a complete product. Some of you make repair or replace parts with 3D print or make study models, mock-ups, prototypes in industrial design. Of course, it's the right use of 3D printer. But today, we can use many kinds of materials for 3D print, especially on the professional service. The plastics, acrylic, rubber-like soft materials, and brass, bronze, steel. Some factory has titanium, silver, and gold. This ring made with blender, brass casting, and rhodium-plated. So I think I can make it if I want. So today, I'll show three cases I tried. The first case, audio speakers. So DIY speakers. As you know, many audio manias make their own speakers. We could find a DIY kit like this. Assembling with six wood balls. It's very easy to make. But shape is boring. In the world, there are some speakers that have strange speakers. You know, no tears. It's so beautiful, but unbelievable, expensive, like Mercedes Benz. Of course, I can't buy. But the shape, spiral, is very attractive. So how can I make it? Having a wood block or something? No, we have a brand. We have a brand. I select some speakers, unit from the catalogs that I want to use because I need the exact unit in size and the hole to fix it. I applied GMP code and wrote this program in Python. The speaker unit was models and Boolean object for making a hole and terminal and setting some parameters and run. Yes, a little bit of cut movies. The hole is already made. And terminal is here and set to free where I want. Here or here. The final image is here. And the inside, of course, it's not finished yet. 3D printing. Okay, now order the 3D print to shape this. Printed with polyamide materials. We can select some colors and I could dye it for fabric colors with dye stuff and coating the surface with transparent gloss. We can return which in my house backyard and terminals. Very simple parts. Speaker cables to the unit. It's completed. How about this? It's very easy work. The next case, Bluetooth speakers. There are many brands and makers in the world. I'd like to make it. So about how I need Arduino, Raspberry Pi, any programming for using Bluetooth? The answer is no. Why? We don't need any Raspberry Pi and program because I found a unit like this. The Bluetooth unit. Bluetooth and amplifier unit. About 15 euro or so. Very cheap. It's smaller as a credit card. It's very simple to use. Connect the speakers and power supply. And these switches are very much done. I replaced the two switches here to outside and power supply and the speaker connected the shape. I had to decide the shape. Okay, during the ideas, what's bad during, dude, because I drew this on my iPhone screen by my fingers in a crowded train. Like this. It's just a fast idea. Next. Areas. It's next. Yeah. Okay. I like this. Yes. Let's start the modeling. And this. I imagined an Amonite, the final image. When the image is this, the speakers are placed on the eyes inside. The red card is Bluetooth unit. Of course, 3D printing. I got these parts. The blue rings will hold the speaker unit. After the gross coating, attach the unit and speakers, body and shape. It's finished. It's so cute. How about this? Yeah. Okay. And final case, the table round. This image is seen from an animation that I'm making now. On the table, a strange lamp is here. Of course, it's my original design. The shape has some materials of metal, but I can't make this with brass casting because of the limit of the size. But if it's possible, it will be so expensive. So in this case, I use polyamide and pick out the mesh from the brain file of the animation and reshape for actual parts and thickness. The switch will be here. Other parts. So LED bulbs and sockets and switches and power supplies. And this is our rubber tip and make some holes here to attach the switches. This stone for a base of crystal. The crystal. The stone and the crystal are not filled. Only outer shell with three meters thickness. It's total shape. The finished model is this. The final image. Okay, now the time to make. The body is black dyed polyamide. The stone is used with new HP printers and acrylic. The gray materials is really like the stone. Attach the parts, crystal on the stone, and undercoat. And cut out one claw to attach the stone after the assembly. And blow the surface for undercoating. After polishing the surface with sandpaper, go to paint. And assembling the parts. The switch. The LED bulb. The sockets are pinched between two bars. Here and here. Sockets for power, 12 volts DC. And finished. The crystal parts. The others. Only photos. Organic shaped lamp. Like creatures. It's like a eye. It's cute. Cuttlefish. I don't know what that. It's strange. And small. Very small size. Spiral speakers. So I'd like to say it again. We can make it if we want. But I know there is one issue for this. It's cost. About cost. No, actually I feel cost. So expensive. But for me, more important things that I think are originality, uniqueness, and fun. What do you want to make? The product I introduce today is here. Of course, taking pictures is free. It's cute. So this speaker is very convenient. Thank you for listening. GMP and today's products. More information about GMP and extra projects are here. Thank you.


After they're done here at the PMG course they're expected to go back to the units and be a integral piece when it comes to ADA knowledge. Different aspects of gunnery programs, Patriot operations, air defense planning and being overall that subject matter expert that units go to to train officers, NCOs and soldiers. It's an integral part because the threat we have here in the U.S. into Paycom is very real and you know every day they're at a steady state operations but they're having a real-world event and having those PMGs at these units play a vital role in ensuring readiness for the units.


REACTIONS ARE BACK! That means I'm back, eh? Okay, not gonna lie, that kind of low-key high-key scared me. But yes! Today we have the start of the brand new series of the This Week in Kpop, where I react to all the new releases and also have a couple little wee reactions to albums in here. So today is Monday, the first day of the week. And there's quite a few things we're gonna be reacting to. Just look at this! We're gonna be reacting to Kepler, P1 Harmony, Up Tension and Woozie. And I'm gonna be reacting to the albums of Kepler and P1 Harmony. But the thing is with this series, I'm gonna be reacting to a lot of things. So that means my reactions are gonna be cut up and it's gonna be kind of small reactions of each music video and my full reaction will be available on Patreon. So from $1 a month you'll get my full reaction to just everything and then also for a little bit extra, I think it's like $3, I can't remember. But you'll also get my full album reactions and if you want to go the full way and spend $10, I will react to someone's recommendation once a week and I'll post it just on Patreon, just for that person. So yes, you get exclusive content, just one a week. Oh yeah, also I stream on Twitch now. I'm gonna be streaming like four days a week, so definitely just follow me on Twitch, the link's in the description down below. I might as well plug that in. But anyways, should we get into this? Kepler or Kepler, I don't know. Keeper? Don't know. I just see them trending on Twitter all the time. I don't know who they are, but they just trend on Twitter so much. So that's why we're reacting to them, just because they got a name that I, yeah. And I'm curious. Oh, there'll be a timestamp in the timeline below that will show my reaction to which song, just so if you just want to see that reaction, but it won't be the full one either way. For the rest of this video, it'll be a few hours long and I can't be bothered editing that. Oh, telescope. Pink here. Already liking it. Hey. It's me. Okay, what the hell? Okay, I'm vibing with the song. My head's up. Oh, head's up. Wait. And that Eugene from CLC. Wait, oh wait, didn't CLC disband or something? I'm so, I really barely keep up on K-pop. That's why I'm liking this series, because it means I get to keep up with K-pop now. Thank God. But what is happening? That it's definitely Eugene from CLC, or is it her right name? Oh my God. I'm right, right? Yeah, it is. Just let me know in the comments down below, please. I'm so lost and confused. Okay, and let's continue.  What is... I like that. Oh, yeah. I like that dance. I like it. It's so cute. I see it being popular in Korea. Oh, bro. Yes, this is going on my playlist. Oh, we got it again. Okay. This is a real good debut song and music video. Oh, that looks so awkward. I'm sorry. That looks so awkward from the person going, yeah, yeah. She was like, I've done my part. Yeah, yeah. Bro, yes. Yes. That's a banger. That's a bop.    It's stinker. Okay, now, but for reals, this is such a good debut song. What the heck? Okay, so I'm assuming since Eugene's in there, it was from like a survival program or it's seriously just a brand new group. That's all that I'm assuming, because if that has this much hype from before they even debuted, it has to be another survival program. And I think so what? Okay, one of them looks Japanese. So I'm assuming there's a Japanese member. Yeah, there was a Japanese member. Okay, nice. And I'm guessing she is Chinese. Xiao Ting. Okay, I like this group. I'm going to keep my eye out on their future releases and actually I'm going to be writing to the album for this video as well. Yes. Okay, now let's get into P1 Harmony. God, don't do the album now. No, I'll do the album later as a different recording. So it's easier for me to edit. Time for P1 Harmony. But this is going to be a banger. Yo. Okay. No. Oh, I love it. Okay. Okay. Oh, I'm loving this. But what? We're getting some storyline. Are we getting some storyline? Are we getting more acting? I remember the guy blue here was a real good actor in the movie. So everyone's resetting time. Everyone's resetting the timeline. What is happening? But anyways, there's bops. It's going on my go. One year. One. Okay. One year, one month and one day. We're getting the next movie. There we go. Easy. Easy, Xiao. Yeah. No, we're definitely getting the next movie. That has to be it. There we go. Yeah. I already know this is going to be an album to not skip. This is already a song to not skip. This is already a great goddamn song. P1Harmony. Just bougie music. God damn, that was good. Do it like this. It's already stuck in my head.   I need to react to two more songs and it's already stuck in my head. Do it like this.  Love makes the time pass. Time makes love pass. Yo, this is just a completely different vibe. But it's so good.  What a song. Oh, I got a slime because of this song. God damn, it's good. Oh, deep voice rappers. Yes. It's always the best. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I like it. I'm crazy about you. Our attention. God damn, that was good. That was good. I like that. Completely different vibe to the last two songs. Still good. Okay. Now it's time for Woosy. Should we get into it? See what it's about. Oh, yeah. Okay. I'm liking it already. The music video. I forgot. Woosy is the vocal. A vocalist. I was putting like a rap song because it said mixtape. Silly mixtape. Oh my God. Shit. He swore. Ah. Ah-hoo. Oh my God. Woosy. Oh, okay.  That was a sexy end. God damn. Wow.  What a good day of music videos.  That was good. I'm here for it. Anyways, I guess I'll see you guys with my album reactions. A bit later tonight. So, wow. Oh, yeah. The dance. Yeah. It's so addicted to dance. Yo, this is another good song. This is just another good one. Huh?  This music is consistent like this. How? Yeah. This is definitely, this is definitely like, this is different. Yeah. Okay. I definitely, this is different from a survival show. It feels like the one that everyone's saying. Ooh, do we have a bullet? We have a bullet. I'm here for bullets. Bullets are my jam. I'm liking this group quite a lot. Just from this mini album. I'm liking them a lot. Good first impression. Good songs. Good music. Wait, songs and music. Same thing. Yeah. I'm here for it. I'm here for it. I'm here for it. Oh, do we have another bullet? Ooh, I am here for this. No, what? This isn't about it, but I like it. Oh, that was cute. It's wow. Parataya. So, wadadah, mask, another dream. Over and over, see the light, then shine. That's my order for the songs for this mini album. That was a good mini album. Now it's time to get P1 Harmony going. Right? Am I right? Yeah. P1 Harmony's latest two albums have been... Wow. They're just non-skippers. And I'm hoping it's the exact same with this album, is the dance from wadadah with that. It works. It works. I have not been reacting to a lot of stuff. I've probably missed out on hundreds of parts because I haven't been catching up on releases. And this is why we do it. This is already about. I'm playing this album in my car, blasting it. This is only the second song. And I've already come to the conclusion that I'm blasting this in my car, this whole album. Just like their other two albums. Oh! What are your guys' thoughts on this? Are you loving the album? Are they not bigger than what they are? Oh yeah? They just got such a good sound. They've already found this sound. Well, they found it from their first goddamn... When they debuted, they had their sound. This is good, but not as good as the last two songs. Three songs? I don't know how many songs that I've listened to. They're low key. Whenever it goes I can. It makes me think of Skyfall from Adele for some reason. It just does. The I can is just so good. Like I can listen to that. Sorry. I am just loving listening to it. I need to talk more about it. It's just like, damn, that was a great mini album. I'm adding it to my playlist. Guys, Regan is gonna be good. You reckon it's gonna be bad? I don't know. Let's get into it and find out. I am loving it. Well, one song amazing. Two lyrics amazing. Three, it's just amazing. That's my first experience with one wee. When they're like running with the parents at this point. Oh, it's like one so cute about the vocals. I hope this like blows up in South Korea. Holy moly. I'm low key kind of tearing up because of how beautiful it is. Yes, just a beautiful song can make me kind of tear up. God damn. It's like Santa Moon. This is so different to the last couple WJSN songs I was just listening to. They are all so cute, but it must have been awkward for them to film. It was The Black Easy. I watched those two and now I have this. I have a super yuppas. It's so different, but I'm here for it.  I've been directing this video terribly. I should be reacting to everything every day and then doing a little wee thing. So it's like a nice flowing good big video, but I kind of screwed it up for this one. And now I know what I need to do. I need to do it every day. Record a reaction to a new release that has caught my attention every day.  I have this is a bad video and I'm sorry about it. But the thing that I like about this is that I don't actually have to be here all the time, right? If I want to just drive somewhere and just like record outside, I can do that. I can change it up for this video because I feel like they'll just be a bit more interesting than me just sitting here every day reacting to a new thing because it looks like it's just been, you know, I'm gonna wow direct this series. Anyway, what we're here for are two more videos. And one is from Thursday, which is from Alexa with her song called Tattoo. And the other one is from Eric, Eric, Eric Nam. And the song lost on me. So I reckon I should get into this because I've been bad at this and I need to do better. So I'm sorry about how bad this video is. I'll make them better in the future. Yo, what's that outro and she. I'm gonna watch this. Oh, I can't dance, but yo, this is good. I am so lost and confused. What is happening?  This is why you keep up to date on things. Oh, we got things. There's horses. This. What? Me so lost. I'm so confused about that ending, but it was a good song. Okay. Now it's time for Eric Nam. I'm not going to lie. The thing I love about Eric Nam music videos is that they're just aesthetically pleasing. Like, ah, look at this starting shot. It's already such a beautiful thing to watch. And now we're going to watch the full thing. So let's do this. Okay. This will be a nice song. But I a car trip. Oh, are there lyrics? Oh, ah, that's what I generated. Damn, I like that sweater. I want that sweater. Yeah, I really want that sweater.  Oh my God. I don't know what I'm liking more, the sweater or the song. It's kind of hard because like both are amazing. See what I mean by his music videos are just aesthetically pleasing. Ah, no, you could probably screenshot a high majority of this and have it as a wallpaper. It's already over. Like that, but it's over. I want that sweater. But yeah, that's all for this video. Legibly, I've reacted to all the new releases this week that has caught my attention and bam, it's all in this one video. So if you want to see my full reaction to any of these music videos, it'll be on my Patreon, which will be in the comments, I mean the description down below. Yeah, everyone, give me your pinky because I pinky promise that next week it's going to be a better directed video for this series. Okay. The only videos where I should be sitting down on this chair the entire time should be the other two videos that I upload on a Thursday and Friday. This video should have me seated in my chair a few times, but I want to be in different locations for when I record. But yeah, other than that, thank you all for watching. Hope you enjoyed. If you did, then definitely show some support by leaving a like and comment down below if there's anything I missed or if how much you liked the series, because I'm back into the reactions. Oh yeah. And also subscribe because there will be more content like this every week. So definitely subscribe. Yeah. And yeah, other than that, I hope you all have a great day. Keep smiling. Be safe out there because I don't want you to get sick. And yeah, other than that, peace.


I'm Andre Melnick. I'm from Tracy's, Washington. Okay, so Andre, what's the testimony that you have to share with us today? Well, ever since I finished college, I had a hard time finding a job. I had two job interviews, and both times I wasn't hired. Okay, and so what did you do in search of the solution? What kind of things did you do to try and get a job? Well, I had a job interview scheduled like two weeks away. So at home group side, I asked to pray for it so I could get a job. Okay, so after being prayed for at your home group, what happened? Well, the next day I had an email from a different company asking for a job interview. It is scheduled for the next week, and also later that day I had a call from another company still, wanting a job interview and no schedule for the next day over the phone. Amen. So you're saying immediately after you got prayed for the next day, you started getting interviews? Yeah. Come on, church, let's put our hands together. We love it when God does things like that because, I mean, we love when God does testimonies, but it's so cool to see things when God does something immediately like that. Amen. Can you continue? Yeah. Well, I was surprised that I got those emails because even I forgot about those jobs that I applied for because it was like over three months ago since I applied for them. And next day on the phone, I had an interview and they told me that they've called me back within seven to 10 days for a follow-up interview or if they want to hire me. So then on Friday, I got a call back from them saying that they'd like to hire me. So when are you leaving to go on your job and what are you going to be doing? So I'll be leaving tomorrow and what I do is winter by technician. It's a travel position. So what kind of things would you advise to somebody who's looking for a job who's been struggling trying to get a job and in a similar situation that you were in? Well, keep searching and applying for jobs, pray, and do your part and God will do His. Thank you.


So welcome back to SuperCloud for our fourth episode focusing on this topic of generative AI, the focus of today's live in studio event. We couldn't have this next guest in studio with us today, so we're bringing them in remote. Vince Kellan, the CIO of UC San Diego, University of California. Vince, thanks for coming on theCUBE here for our generative AI SuperCloud fourth episode. Great to be here. Really appreciate it. Want to get into the practitioner side of it. You're out there, you're seeing a lot of things. CIO, you know about data, how data is structured. Generative AI is all the hype, all the rage. The reality is quickly matching up to the hype and use cases and how people are thinking about their IT environment, how they're organizing their data, what's being data, warehouse is being disrupted with data in the cloud. You're starting to see things like Parquet and Iceberg open formats, changing how data is going to be managed. You're starting to see data models that are starting to match with cloud scale. This next generation which kind of points us into this generative AI which just dropped out of the scene and mainstream over the past year. What's your perspective? Because you know whether you look at a learning system or an educational system or an enterprise, the game is still the same. You got content. You got to put stuff out there and engage with the customers. How do you see the gen AI rolling out right now? Because you've written some great papers on this and essays about knowledge graphs and about horizontal vertical learning, right in line with generative AI. What's your take of what's going on in generative AI today? Yeah, I think the thing that guides my thinking is generative AI makes knowledge generally more available to people. And it actually levels up the more novice learner, the learner who's newer and brings them up faster. That's really the big impact for generative AI. So I just kind of follow that thread across any dimension of a business or in our case universities and students. So it's a big deal, no question. Some of the early research out of the occupational side is showing that it's a very big deal in terms of improving both quality and throughput of answers to questions and support scenarios. It's certainly having an impact on, as you saw in Hollywood and talking to some folks I know that are in the script writing business. Obviously they're starting to use generative AI to help in all of that process. So it makes knowledge generally available to people. Follow that thought anywhere you go. I want to give you thoughts. I know you've seen any waves of innovation from a technical perspective as well as business and certainly education now and many years ago. When the web came on, we saw a similar dynamic. You had the internet was a transit, you had packets moving around all over the place. The worldwide web comes out and then you get websites. And that was a transition where everyone was disrupted. Oh, the web, should we put stuff on there or not? Is it browsable? We put transactions. We know what happened next. It all became adopted and happened. Education is online, businesses went online. Everybody went online, the online population grew. Similar thing now with AI, you have AI apps coming. And there's an infrastructure element too. So you had infrastructure, the web and internet. You have packets around that enabled the web and websites, which is the application. Here with AI, you have the same thing. This is changing the game on how users are going to get content and expectations are changing. Everything's changing with AI. This is happening now, the silicon's there. The cloud scale is there. The data architectures are there. Do you see a similar path where the entire world will move to be AI enabled at some level at an application, whether it's an AI wrapper app or what's called the AI wrapper, chat GPT kind of wrapped into it, or a cloud AI native app or something new. What's your take on this? I believe that many, maybe even most of what we know as our user interfaces today are going to change to more of a conversational style, natural language style of interfaces. So the metaphor I use is Iron Man asking Jarvis a question. So it's causing us to lean into what we call conversational analytics rather than fire up a business intelligence tool and start to finger click away. You say, hey, what were my sales last quarter? Or what were my student counts this last term? And suddenly you get your answer back. Absolutely, this is going to appear everywhere.  That said, costs have to come down further. Yeah, absolutely. And we'll see, I mean, the market, the market doesn't, someone will do it. So I want to get your thoughts on, let's go to the next level now. Okay, so web made things faster than the old analog world when digital, things are going to be faster with AI. Say the costs do come down. We live in a capitalist society. I'm sure going to happen with Amazon or with the competitors. Let's just say that it does go that next level. What happens next? Things are going to get faster. Information is going to be faster. The interface is conversational voice and maybe machine to machine. Everything's going on there. What's the future of our world? And I want to ask you this because you wrote a great essay on your newsletter on LinkedIn, the future of education that kind of teases out what the future might look like in a knowledge based world where as things get faster, antiquated and outdated becomes an issue. Even in state of the art systems, it's going to be a constant game of chasing that next real time value proposition. Absolutely. And so everybody's going to be rushing to adjust. I think all roads lead to what I call vertical AI, meaning I'm using the content and knowledge inside my organization and I'm making that available to more of my employees and more of my customers in a very efficient way, a way that I haven't been as efficient in the past. And so that's going to lead to what I call walled gardens of data and trying to protect the privacy of that data both from an IP standpoint and corporate strategy standpoint. This is going to start contrast to some of the big players like open AI, Google and Microsoft that really need access to a lot of content across the web. Enterprises aren't going to be so willing to share that and they're going to tap open to start opening up smaller models to unleash that knowledge inside their organization. So it's going to be a really wild next few years. It's going to be interesting. You mentioned walled gardens, my favorite word because if you go back 20 years, walled gardens were the antithesis of the open web. The web was about openness. And now you're starting to see walled gardens in the actual property of companies. Yet, the large language models are called proprietary. So instant flip script here. So what's your take on that? How do you rationalize that thing? And is that a good thing? And will this all interface with each other with data? So what's your angle on this? Well, on one hand it's a bad thing but on the other hand it's a very good thing for companies that want to compete on their knowledge and information. So if you want to compete on your knowledge and information, you got a lot of tools, lots of ways to do it. So I think it's going to create the needs to now selectively share that knowledge and information with partners and collaborators. So this machine to machine AI or collaborative AI as I call it is going to grow the ability to take your vertical AI and match it up with horizontal AI. We'll take chat GPT as an example, horizontal AI. You take chat GPT, you fine tune it or you use what we call prompt tuning to offset or augment it with your local content. Now you're starting to marry horizontal and vertical AI pieces. I think that's going to grow become, there might even be a brokering mechanism down the road. New information providers who can broker AI to AI to communications are going to be working. We're going to multi-agent AI systems. It's not going to be the prompt engineering of today. It's going to be the orchestration of many AI modules probably across multiple company boundaries. So great new opportunity for a whole lot of new firms still undetermined what that's going to look like. So yes. He's this out in your paper. I want to unpack that horizontal and vertical concept there because what you're saying is there's a horizontal layer called that domain stream. And then you get vertical in the domain expertise or metadata, if it's data, how do you explain this horizontal and vertical knowledge base architecture? Well, let's look at the combustion engine from the turn of the century hitting agriculture. That's horizontal general purpose technology that everybody uses. You really can't alter it. You can buy a different size combustion engine and you can do different things with it, but you can't alter it. Here, you can take the AI tools and turn it loose on your content and now it's altered to you. So that's a vertical sort of approach. If you're creating a new thing, essentially, that's part and parcel of your organization's information and knowledge. And so that's the horizontal and vertical. Horizontal would be like the combustion engine. Vertical would be the combustion engine completely redone just for you perfectly. That's awesome. I got to ask you, and again, back to your future of education piece, future of education horizontal and vertical AI and knowledge flow. I want to ask you something and I know you're in education, but I'll bring it up anyway because I threw a haymaker on one of our podcasts with Dave Vellante and I made a conjecture. And again, this is me on the podcast. So take it with a salt because we pontificate a lot. I said to Dave, I said, if you believe that the knowledge graph in the future is here, it's going to be the future, LMS is learning management systems of the old, very linear, very old school, slower, could be outdated. And I said the following statement. We are potentially on an educational crisis of the equivalent of the mortgage crisis where we're so overlevered with education investment, but yet the content is not adequate and yet could collapse. Now, again, education will collapse, but the thesis is if we can't get an architecture for content matching the needs of the student and you kind of tease, almost to say it's in the paper, but you're kind of teasing out that getting content at the right time is an imperative for educational institutions because there's a lot of money at risk and the capital markets right now from what I've been reporting is tight with education. There's a lot of need for potentially bailouts or leverage debts out there. So there's a lot of pressure in education. What's your reaction to that? Well, first of all, I'm going to put some things out here that are counter to that. The value of the education is tremendous in terms of lifelong earnings of the student who gets the degree. And that's now back to historic levels of highs from the 1920s. World War II witnessed a great leveling of access to education. We've reversed that over time. So whether you like education or not, the reality is you're going to get a million to $2 million of excess earnings with the college degree than you won't. So that's going to create tremendous demand no matter what happens with price points. The other piece of education, well, the learning management system can certainly be impacted. Long ago, it's already been altered a little bit. The learning management system is now a place to hook different modules that interoperate with each other. In fact, I'm on the board of One Ed Tech. That's what we specialize in, trying to get modules of interoperability embedded in an LMS. That's going to continue. I think we're going to see some really interesting stuff as in the books, the textbooks. Textbook manufacturers are going to make those generative AI things. And so they're going to be placed in many different places. You might see instructors adding to that in a certain way. I think we're in an evolution away from the industrial age technique of having the large lecture class to now having generative AI deliver more of that content and now have instructors work on motivation, connection, and meaning. The things that humans can do that generative AI cannot do. And so I'm hoping that that would be part of our future trajectory here in education. Great, great, and now thank you for sharing that great, great call out there. Let's go to that next level, since you brought that up. One of the topics around AI is, does it replace the humans? You kind of mentioned it earlier at the top. People aren't afraid of it. They shouldn't be. The motivation you mentioned about that, brings up this next role of what to do with the free time you have. If you're learning and or doing things with AI, that might've been mundane, toil, heavy, undifferentiated heavy lifting, as they say in the tech business. If AI can be an augmentation to the human, not just a chatbot, but like co-pilot-like augmentation, that implies value. So if that value is probably some of the boring toil or work that you can grind on with AI rather than the classroom, it frees up people's time. And so that's going to create some creativity and open opportunities. How do you see that happening or rolling out in terms of how do we deal with that? What fills the vacuum there? What fills that void? Well, for companies and educational everybody, starting at the top working down, you have to decide where to allocate resources from and to. So anytime you can allocate resources away from mundane, boring stuff and you can allocate it to more interesting, what I call value generating work, that can make a lot of people happy, including many of the staff. Now there's a certain collection of staff and you can perhaps count me as part of that, where we kind of like that boring mundane work and we don't like it to go away. But the creative destruction forces in the economy are going to weed that out quickly over time. Yes, there'll be some job displacement, but I think you're going to see much more of an augmentation effect, probably two thirds to three quarters augmentation effect rather than a replacement effect. To almost any job you can take a stick at. The message we give is, you're not going to be replaced by AI, but you may be replaced by somebody who can use AI. Being AI operator, it's interesting. It's the stakeholders remain the same. Yes, people still going to need to be educated. They're still going to need to find a job. They're going to still need mentoring and peer review or other services that you get to get out in the workforce. All those things are going to probably be augmented by AI. So that's kind of the key call out there. And that's going to be something that has to be a mind shift. So how do the institutions do that? Well, you know, learning is not a dry thing. It interacts with the human emotion and desire, the learner's desire. So institutions and educators really got to tap into the motivation. When you can double the motivation of the learner, you're going to quadruple their learning. The generative AI can help with a little bit of that motivation, but not all of it. And so institutions are going to have to now figure out how to enrich their pedagogy and their teaching so that they can use a generative AI, but then they can start to move some attention and effort to that deeply human element of learning. I want to get your thoughts quickly on the democratization angle and every of these big waves, this democratization access is one democratization. And talk about what needs to happen from a technology perspective, because this is not your yesterday's IT architecture. It's an AI system that's emerging.  How do you see this being teed up or thought through from a holistic systems perspective? Well, the access component is kind of interesting because this is a class of technology that's kind of new for us really in the technology world that it helps the less skilled knowledge worker, more so than the highly skilled. It's really interesting. That's the man up and true for other, almost any other form of technology that we've had so far. The other side of that though is it's a ration to good right now is because of the pricing of the GPUs and chips that are out there and the services. So prices got to come down to get the democratization out there. For institutions, we got to make sure we make this free and affordable to institutions. I think any student who's got some money in their pocket are going to be buying and subscribing to AI services to help them in education. My thoughts go to the student who doesn't have the money in the pocket. I'm a former Pell Grant recipient and I was scraping by in my undergraduate curriculum. So I'm very sensitive to that and how to get that democratized. So I think institutions can certainly help a lot in that regard with their AI strategy and make sure they can address what I call the social mobility equity side of it. But as a larger public policy issue it's going to be a problem. I got to ask you about the motivation. I love how you brought that in. It keeps coming back where there's democratization from a motivation standpoint, getting that aspiration or a transition, an organizational. So as a leader in an organization I'm going to be thinking about, okay I want to make sure I don't foreclose the future but I don't want to overdrive the past with hype. I got to deliver the right sequence of operations here. How should I be thinking about if I'm an executive out there, how should I be thinking about how to get people enthusiastic and confident? So that motivations impact. How do you drive the motivation? Can you share your thoughts on that? Well, one thing is we've had more requests inside our organization for us to go out and explain this new technology and it's from a point of desire and good. Said no one ever about an enterprise system change like an ERP system or a manufacturing system change. Nobody calls me up and says tell me all the wonderful things about that. But this is the one where it is. So now that the first step is you got to tap into that motivation in the staff that's really interested and curious. You then have to allow the period of ideation to occur with your organization. Start to understand how this really works, where the benefits may be.  And the use cases you want on board are the ones that are gonna give you the most confidence and feedback right away, easier to do, maybe smaller impact but shorter timeframe. And then start to build some successes and then start to work at bigger and bigger applications. I would not go for the most difficult value impactful thing right away. I would spend time to make sure you get your feet wet. Vince, I want to get your thoughts as we wind down here on a trend that we've been talking about a lot in theCUBE. And every cycle is always a fun thinking. Thinking, think like a designer. Iterate, data first, cloud first. There's a big focus right now we've been talking about this idea of systems thinking where there's consequences, not just isolating, building an app, thinking about the collateral damage of change and how to adapt. What's your view on systems thinking? Because you see a lot of people in this AI market, it's not just the young kids, it's the veterans who have systems architecture backgrounds.  So you have kind of a diverse set of actors in this innovation curve. Talk about this idea of systems thinking. Do you see it out there? And if so, what mindset should people think about to be a systems thinking? Well, first off, I'm gonna give you my full feedback on what you said earlier. I compare the IT industry to the fashion industry. Every year a new fashion comes in and really goes, wow, the difference between us and the fashion industry, the fashion industry knows it's just fashion. In IT, we think it's real. However, I will say, yes, systems thinking or network thinking or complex systems thinking is absolutely in order. And first of all, generative AI is kind of that. It's a bit of a complex system in terms of how it works under the hood. And the probabilistic sort of framework you got to throw over your operations of AI now is very different. Like I said, this is not your father's data center anymore. This is a whole new thing. And so yes, you need broader holistic system thinking and complex system thinking and probabilistic system thinking skills. Business layer and the technical layer inside your organization. Vince, great to have you on. Final question, as you look at your journey, you've seen again, seen many ways of innovation and you've seen what's in front of us technically in the business, what do you hope to see happen? What's the path in your mind's eye that you hope to see a preferred future with generative AI? Well, I'm hoping it will certainly bring more knowledge to more people and make us all better, not just some of us. So the democratization aspects I'm very interested in. I think the disinformation and deep fake problem is gonna be hitting us. And so I'm a little worried about that as well. But in terms of the long-term future, certainly this is gonna help keep, stay too very competitive in terms of our business and industry and certainly in the global markets. The emerging markets that don't have an information economy they're gonna maybe miss this one out which is a bit of a concern. So the gap between the hasn't had nuts globally is probably gonna expand a bit. So like in all things like technology, there is always good but there's always some of the bad stuff too. You gotta let things rain. As Annie Grove would say, let chaos rain then rain in the chaos. You gotta keep in guard on it, keep on a leash so to speak. Vince, great to have you on and I appreciate your commentary and coming on and participating and contributing to our community on the SuperCloud 4th episode here about Gen of AI. Thank you. Thank you, John, this has been great. Awesome. Vince Callan, CIO of University of California in San Diego. He's on the front lines of education. He understands the system, mindset, the complex system and the opportunity that Gen AI brings. We have to be mindful of it, understand the value and implement it. It's an opportunity for everybody, lowers the barriers to entry in terms of value and knowledge and also levels everyone out. This is gonna be an opportunity we have to watch and we're gonna keep on watching it here in theCUBE. We'll be right back with more SuperCloud 4 after this short break.


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Okay. So, I think that's the value of this movie is where, what is the goal of guidance, but presence and coming into a stillness. And the purpose of guidance is to undo the illusory belief in control.  And there's an attempt to control situations and control the environment and so on and so forth. And that's what's great about this movie is when we first saw it, you know, it just suddenly became very evident, very fast that this was a movie in having to follow guidance to survive. And you might say, how do we translate that on the spiritual journey? In order to stay in peace of mind, you really need to listen and follow to the guidance. There's no way to have peace of mind, consistent peace of mind, flowing peace of mind without being the flow of that guidance. It's a version of the workbook lesson, I will step back and let him lead the way. So, this movie is an extreme focus on I will step back and let him lead the way. And so, we have two main characters that are kind of thrown together and they don't know each other. It's not like they've come together out of some pretense of like some kind of past experience or dating or whatever. It's they are just thrown together and then the context becomes very quickly that they need to listen and follow. They need to pay attention to the clues where I say listen and the spiritual journey is about listening and following. But we know that the mind is not really external. So, there's a lot of signs and symbols that we all receive for paying attention. So, they have to first pay attention and then suddenly they start to realize that there's through the symbols around them there's a lot of instruction coming in. And when they try to deviate from the instruction it's not good. They get zapped immediately. Which, when you think about it, that's like a real strong call for learning guidance and coming into clarity because of those consequences that seem to be there. So, with that kind of framework or that kind of mindset I think that the movie will be quite enjoyable to the untrained mind. It's just kind of looking at and seeing it as an action-adventure. Like Jason was saying earlier, it can seem like at times it's quite abusive. But, but abusive is a filter and the whole point of this movie is to undo the belief and abuse. The beliefs that something can happen to you apart from what you will. Apart from what you wish. Even though we know that the ego is a death wish and it has to be flushed up and flushed out. This movie is, you might say the main characters are acting it out for all of us. And so, I think it's pretty easy to follow in that way. It doesn't need like Mr. Nobody. It doesn't need a lot of commentary. It's more you go on the adventure and you can start to feel, oh that's what my journey will be. I need to be very precise in listening and following. And if I'm precise in listening and following then I've got no cares and no worries. It's just the defiance, the autonomy, the rebellion that brings in the struggle. And that's really evident in this movie. The more they try to resist, what is presented to them obviously it's disastrous. And that's an answer to a prayer. Make it obvious. And we're all at that point. Okay, so let's roll it and we may have to pause it. It's good. It's a good movie for this. Lisa's ready for a good one. Okay, we can pause it. That's good. So what what have we learned so far? This is a great movie. It can take you right into the atonement pretty quick if you see it all. There's several things that are becoming pretty obvious. What have we learned so far from just the beginning of the movie? Listen and follow directions and if you don't you get you get you disobeyed. Yeah, you know it's it's clear that that so so what else are we seeing here? It seems to be some omniscient being that's giving the instructions turning lights all green. We will eliminate anything that's an obstacle. It's like it's calling for trust. It's calling for faith and trust. They also have no clue. It came on very sudden and they have no clue what this is all about. And we could see the egos flaring immediately when they after all the hopping out of trains and disobeying and dismissing they end up in the black vehicle where they were told he was to go. And then there was enormous friction immediately at suspicion and doubt. Huge amount that went on there. Okay, anything else? There's no control. It's moment by moment. They have no sense of where it's going at all. You lived it. You lived it. You lived it. I know. You remember this. This is part of the parable. Resistance is futile. Resistance is futile. Memory fragments. Okay, very good. That's a good that's a good start because because you know it doesn't seem to do them any good to try to disobey. The instructions are there. It's very much like a GPS too. When they when they do disobey disobey then they're given very specific instructions like GPS is do the next thing. Turn around make a legal U-turn or turn you know so it's very much like that. I think the parallels are are enormous. That might okay. Here we go. It's just beginning. Yeah, once you're activated, you're activated. You've been activated. This reminds me of Helen Shuckman with her. She was almost like she called it like an authoritative voice. Not authoritarian. Authoritarian is it's something like you're being forced or coerced or scheduled but authoritative like it knows what it's talking about and she had the feeling I she said I had the feeling I dare not disobey. That's what she said when she was taking down the course. They had the feeling I dare not disobey and yet she tried many many many times and they already have tried so there's a big parallel there. So there's the ego is throwing in a lot of its own instructions to try to counter the omniscient instructions even though they're getting signs everywhere that it's all orchestrated. Yeah. They still are fighting and kicking and screaming and resisting. I like how during that car scene where they're driving through traffic like they tried to like slow down or whatever so it's just like a automatic naturalism. Okay manual controls have been given back. Yeah. You're harming yourself too much there for a moment. Yeah it's like the more they try to do their own thing it's like you said it to me it's like it's just so obvious. It put themselves in more harm than trying to do their own thing. Yeah. It's so overwhelming and obvious with the signs but they still doubt it. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. This movie's looking familiar. Okay. It's familiar. Everyone's been in this position.  Desertion is not an option. There's it's not about anything going on in form but it's like a such a pointed lesson and listen and follow and do not hesitate you know there's like an urgency with it so isn't that why it's so precise make no exceptions listen follow make no exceptions it's really good. Okay. Just to impress that all things work together for good that everything is for your own best interest that absolutely everything that seems to occur is perfectly in line with the spirits plan and it's only thinking that something's out of place or something could be would be better if it's different or something could change in form or just believing something's not in perfect divine order that's what the grievance is that's that was the most astounding thing I think in the early workbook lessons of the course where where I read you know in one lesson you do not perceive your own best interest which is in no situation do you perceive your own best interest and then following it up with the next lesson everything is for your best interest that's the that's what the atonement is so it means that you never really made any mistakes in form you just misperceived the form and saw it in a linear way which it isn't it it it doesn't take a meaningful linear form so everything that's interpreted kind of in a linear way like the script you know is part of the misperception and yeah it was such an extreme form kind of an interesting idea that there's an AI an artificial intelligence or some you know aria kind of thing that that is you know capable of using everything as a disposal you know for the we the people for the for the people which you could interpret from a higher sense is for the good for the good of the universe so the conclusion is that everything is always working for the good of the universe that's why it is in the bible all things work together for good for those who love the lord who those for those who are in alignment with the lord which is simultaneously which is everything is simultaneous and and then anything that's perceived in terms of a personal nature which there is no personal nature then that's the whole distortion that's the grievance so they were dramatically turned into letting go and then I think the very very very last scene of him coming over her and her thanking him for remembering and giving him a kiss you know that was you know there she goes she's been in two of our movies source code the happy dream she appears in the happy dream and she appears at the very end of this movie is you know the softness of forgiveness no enemies nothing gone wrong and in the end you start to see that god's plan for salvation is not a linear plan either so you don't you can't rail against the form because the form was never what it seemed to be you think about it in terms of all the outcomes of the world like this is a year of a presidential election in whatever will be will be is all it's all in perfect divine order and it couldn't be different nothing can be different than it is I guess a deeper meaning to Byron Katie's loving what is is when you when you start to see that there can't be any outcomes that are ever a mess because there aren't really any linear outcomes it's all collapsed it's all like on the head of a pen it's all the point it's all in a point instead of a line so so to believe that something could be different is is the grievance that's the grievance it's never a grievance against the person it's it's the personal interpretation is the grievance you guys notice when they're right at the end it says 12 targets found so 12 targets found I'm right below that Jesus so the moral of the movie is don't squirm listen and follow that's the moral don't squirm listen and follow I think that was the part that was taken out of the course but the not exactly those words but in the original edition listen learn and do listen to my words instructions learn learn of me learn forgiveness of me and do as I request squirm listen learn and do and then the doer is and done and and that okay well see y'all tomorrow then I'm off to Cincinnati yeah


Welcome to the ITU studio at WTDC 14, the World Telecommunication Development Conference. I'm very pleased to be joined by Mr Cosmos Zava-Zava who is Chief of Project Support and Knowledge Management Department of the BDT, the Telecommunication Development Bureau of ITU. Cosmos, thank you very much indeed for being with us today. Thank you for having me. Now you're also Secretary of the Searing Committee and the plenaries here of WTDC 14. I'd like to start off by talking about the actual report that you just brought out here which is tracking four years of achievements implementing the Hyderabad Action Plan. And this is four years on from Hyderabad which was the previous World Telecommunication Development Conference. What has happened since then? Okay, that report is an synopsis of what we did over the past four years since the Hyderabad Conference on Development that took place in 2010. You know the priority areas were quite broad. We're looking at infrastructure, ICT applications and services, cybersecurity, human and institutional capacity building. We're looking at issues pertaining to mainstreaming ICTs in terms of gender, people with disabilities, youth and so forth. And we're particularly looking at growing trend of climate change and its impacts and emergency telecommunications because of the increasing number of disasters. So we tried to profile on a region by region basis the work that we did in assisting countries to implement the Hyderabad Action Plan which contained a declaration, an action plan with those components that I have mentioned. So you will find some case studies in there and some real life examples of how ICTs could change people's lives. And we recently actually went out and filmed some of some case studies, some success stories really from this. So there's been real action that's been happening since then. Absolutely and I'm pleased that the video that our team produced is quite informative. It goes to point that what we are doing is not in vain and we are not just technology people but we are there to impact people's lives. For example, the clip that we have on Japan tells the story of the disaster that happened in Japan which caused a lot of human lives and it displaced many people and some people remained missing. So it really disrupted everything and billions of dollars were lost as a result of the earthquake and also the tsunami. When we looked at Africa we took an example of Tanzania where we were looking at how we could change people's lives by connecting young people at school and making sure that communities are also connected. And we have many examples Costa Rica, how you could be leading a better life, how you could use ICTs to campaign against the smoking. So we tried to make sure that we dealt with the ecosystem of ICTs and tried to change people's lives because technology without impacting people or without contributing to sustainable development or saving lives is really useless too. I was going to say, this conference here, is it very much a springboard for sustainable development? We believe in value addition. When we came from Idarabad our aim was to make sure that we implemented the actions, projects and activities that we agreed on or the Member States agreed on in Idarabad and now we learned a lot during that process and the environment has been changing. So this conference is a springboard to embrace new technologies, to embrace new strategies particularly now that we are coming to the end of the MDGs in 2015, the World Summit on the Information Society goals and the targets and we are embracing a new era, the post-2015 development agenda. We've heard some very interesting policy statements here from ministers from all the different countries represented here. One of them was from Malaysia in fact, talking about the black box and talking about how technology could assist further in tracking planes in real time and that kind of thing. So there's some very interesting issues that are being raised here. There are great issues. I think this conference is not more of the same. It is different and unique because in terms of technologies we are seeing the emergency of better technologies that are imaging, nanotechnologies that are imaging but the applications have changed also. If you look region by region, the penetration level of mobile telephony is increased. We have over now 7 billion people connected and each person has got more than one device. So it's a networked society. Machine to machine communication has become a reality and if you look at internet penetration, broadband is the end thing because by the way I remind you that the theme of this conference is actually broadband for sustainable development and I'm pleased to say that although fixed broadband is not growing at a rapid rate mobile broadband is growing very fast particularly in the developing world. So I think there is a realization that technology, particularly information and communication technology is a game changer and the MH370 tragedy should never happen and this was a quote from our Secretary General. I think the membership agrees. The technology is there, the potential is there. We develop standards. We manage spectrum, we allocate spectrum to countries and regions. There is no reason why a solution could not be found and I know that our colleagues who are in the standardization area are certainly keen to work with the membership and with our sector members to make sure that things like that don't happen in the future and most importantly also I should say natural disasters are happening all the time. Yesterday alone we had an 8.2 earthquake in Chile which caused a little bit of tsunamis and we now learned with sadness that a number of people have perished and we should not be complacent at all and climate change is a reality and we know that most of the regions are grappling with food security issues new epidemics are emerging and so forth so the challenge is still there. We've got a very full dance card here for the conference what are some of the hopes and expectations for this? I think we celebrate the fact that we had a record number of ministers for the first time at a conference of this magnitude a record number of vice ministers, a record number of regulators and a record number of the private sector so the enthusiasm is there, we have over 1,600 participants and it's unprecedented, it's a record. Now having said that it shows that there is a common vision and I think we believe in one thing that we have to change our lives and those of anybody irrespective of where they live where they come from, who they are and what sex they belong to we just have to make sure that everybody has the right to the latest communication services and technologies and they should use it to change their lives and make sure that they contribute to the development of society as a whole out of this conference, looking at the contributions and proposals that have been submitted, it is clear that broadband is at the center of things and it will unlock a lot of opportunities and a world of choice in terms of industry in terms of communication tools in terms of for healthy delivery, education and you can look at another area of human life. Secondly, I think our strength lies in making sure that we provide services and applications to communities and to the people. For example, you know the case of M-Pesa that was born and bred in Africa and mobile banking is an inner thing and many countries by the way small countries are depending particularly in the Pacific and small island developing states and LDCs they are depending on the diaspora who remit funds and mobile services such as that do help delivery of mobile health services is critical there are many people who suffer from diabetes many people who have got weak hearts and the medical fraternity is a great opportunity to make sure that each individual's mobile phone gives a warning to a patient to take it easy or to take their medication so that will unlock a whole new way of doing things and delivering services to communities and to individuals. Third, I think we have always said it is important to police the cyber highway so cyber security remains on the agenda and the member states are keen to discuss and ITU has worked on a cyber security index and I think that is going to be quite interesting this afternoon alone we have got an information session which is going to deal with that and we would like to make sure that people are free to use the information highway but it has to be secured money laundering, pornography and other ills that we have got to stop the other thing is it is useless to have the best technology you may have without building capacity so institutional capacity building and also human capacity building are critical elements and we are going to be focusing on that imagine telecommunications, climate change, mitigation and adaptation e-west management those are some of the topics that are repeatedly coming up and in the future we will be looking at those thank you very much indeed for being with us today that was very comprehensive and very useful indeed it has been a pleasure for me too thank you and thank you for watching