00:00Yes, we think that the world's most advanced operating system will be kept in Silicon Valley.
00:06Yes, absolutely.
00:07This is a very common thing that Jettl and Smart Pranalyan can only become a computer coding.
00:13Right.
00:13And today we are living in 2026, a time where the algorithm and artificial intelligence
00:18has every small and small decision on our lives.
00:21Until morning, until morning, to sleep at night.
00:23Absolutely.
00:24Our phone is so clear that we will see what we will buy,
00:26but in this technique, our today's innovation,
00:30is a great surprise that we have the data.
00:33Yes, it is the data that the world of artificial intelligence and artificial intelligence
00:35will be together.
00:38So the mission is this, that we will be decode today.
00:40Today we will be decode.
00:41Since 75 years ago, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar has a legal system for the world's legal software.
00:47Meaning, a operating system that today's any AI is more smart and smart.
00:53Wait, really? Without a silicon chip?
00:56Absolutely. Without a internet or cloud server.
00:59This system is running around 140 million people today.
01:04This is a really new and interesting thought.
01:07To see a company's perspective on a company's perspective?
01:10To see a company's perspective,
01:12it's not just a law of law.
01:13They actually work with logic gates and algorithms.
01:18When we talk about operating system or AI,
01:20then what is the first and primary need?
01:24That is automation, or swachalan.
01:27Okay.
01:27You can be able to make a system yourself.
01:29Yes.
01:29You need to know a good system,
01:31that in any situation,
01:33you don't have to wait for a human being.
01:35There are some steps to yourself.
01:38If we understand this automation today,
01:40then it's a bit clean.
01:41How is it?
01:42Like when we are traveling somewhere,
01:44and suddenly our phone's battery will be 5%.
01:47So, we don't have to worry about it manually.
01:50Yes.
01:51The phone's the software itself has its own.
01:52Yes.
01:53It's a power saving mode on.
01:55The brightness of the screen is on its own.
01:56The brightness of the screen is on its own.
01:58And all the apps are on the background.
01:59The apps are on the background.
01:59So, the phone's full of the system
02:01can only keep the core function of the system.
02:03Yes.
02:03This is a very bad thing.
02:05And in Thailand,
02:06there is a power saving mode
02:08or survival mode on.
02:10How does it work?
02:11So, the question is,
02:12when the country is a big burden
02:13that someone has a huge burden
02:15or a bad threat.
02:17It's a extreme state.
02:18Yes.
02:19So, this is a state
02:20where the whole country
02:21has its own place in one place.
02:24This is a state
02:25for the whole country.
02:26The number of 352
02:27is a national emergency.
02:29And the fact that
02:30the emergency trigger
02:32is a automatic script.
02:36Yes.
02:36The background
02:37is a code run.
02:38The name of 358
02:39is a code.
02:40is a code run.
02:40Like the government
02:42is a bad thing.
02:43The system doesn't have
02:44a manual charge.
02:45No.
02:46No.
02:47No.
02:47No.
02:47No.
02:47No.
02:49No.
02:49No.
02:50No.
03:02No.
03:07No.
03:11No.
03:13No.
03:14If people are working on cars or without a rope to go anywhere, the system will increase.
03:19Absolutely. Police and Prashasana will only be able to manage that road.
03:23So, to save the operating system, they will be able to save these unique apps in the background.
03:29This is a very difficult time to listen to automation.
03:32This speed is necessary.
03:33But here is a very big page.
03:36How page?
03:36If I think about a software engineer,
03:39the most powerful thing gives the system,
03:41it can become the most vulnerable.
03:43Yes.
03:44Because with every automation, there is a problem that the control is in its hands.
03:48Absolutely.
03:48If the system stops everything in automatic way,
03:51then any user can't do wrong.
03:54You mean the government?
03:56Yes.
03:57So, let's say that someone comes to a government,
03:58who will only be able to make their own power,
04:00without any real power,
04:02this emergency mode on.
04:03This will be a very valid question.
04:07In the world of software,
04:08there is a privilege escalation attack.
04:10Where a user,
04:11who tries to put the system,
04:12who tries to put the super administrator,
04:14who tries to put the super administrator,
04:14who tries to make their own power.
04:15And Dr. Ambedkar,
04:16was very good.
04:18He knew that someone could have been able to hack the whole system.
04:23He could have been able to hack the whole system.
04:23So, what did he do to do to keep the same power?
04:25What did he do to keep the same power?
04:25He had to keep the same power and the other software,
04:31which we call the firewall.
04:36Yes.
04:42Yes.
04:45But,
04:50it's not a problem.
04:55It's not a problem.
04:56It's not a problem.
04:58It's not a problem.
05:31It's not a problem.
05:37This is why 75 years ago, the crash or hack had so many bad scenarios.
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