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▶ 9:04 Emil Michael Starting with the Russia-Ukraine war, you've got this sort of renaissance in drones or robots, think of it as robots, as the new front line, right?
▶ 39:56 Emil Michael Fiber optic, you know, basic fiber, which they're using in the Ukraine and Russia war to do drones because they're jamming and all that, and we use for telecom and all that.

▶ 21:53 Mati Staniszewski Is, um, which was crazy, so recently I went to, uh, to Ukraine where we are working with Ministry of Transformation, where they are effectively creating a first agent in government, and the crazy thing is, they have all of those.

▶ 7:35 Dan Hendrycks Um, and Russia, get coming out of Ukraine, will, you know, reassess the situation, um, get, get situationally aware, think,

▶ 6:41 Jacob Helberg And, and that's where, you know, and you're kind of seeing a little bit of a window into this in Ukraine, um, where AI is really, AI and autonomy is really changing, uh, outcomes on the battlefield.

▶ 12:00 Sarah Guo And, and so I, I think there's an area where AI is going to be very relevant and is ready, very relevant in Ukraine.
▶ 19:25 Dan Hendrycks Um, and Russia get coming out of Ukraine will, you know,

▶ 32:00 Elad Gil It's sort of very low cost, and they're being used for military and other applications in Ukraine and other places.

▶ 15:03 Eric Simons Um, she got a quote for 5000 dollars, um, from, I think it was Dev in like Ukraine or something, uh, estimated timeline two to three months, right?

▶ 5:46 Alexandr Wang And that technology ended up being critical years later, um, in the, in the Ukraine conflict.

▶ 21:39 Jason Kelly We have a similar program, actually, in Doha Airport in Qatar, we've got a program in Ukraine, and think of these, like, bio radar stations.

▶ 9:46 Brian Schimpf Um, the other part of this is you look at what happened in Ukraine, where, you know, a lot of how we thought warfare would progress is kind of playing out. 3 times in the scene
▶ 39:50 Brian Schimpf And I, I think the, uh, invasion of Ukraine was, was a pretty large sea change in people's view of this, where prior to that, I think there was a belief that 2 times in the scene
▶ 45:22 Brian Schimpf You know, you don't want necessarily to give Taiwan the ability to strike deep into mainland China, that Ukrainians would a hundred percent be doing that if we gave them tools to do that into Russia.
▶ 48:44 Elad Gil And to your point, the second Ukraine happened, the same people started sending me texts about how amazing of a company Andrel is, which was, you know, incredibly disconcerting for me to see.

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