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Kazakhstanis have invented a device that will change how factories operate
It took us a year and a half to produce the first successful helmet. In fact >> without AI we don't need you. >> Well, that means there are two problems. [laughter] So, one more time. Yes, now there are two problems. [music] >> My name is SDykov [music] Saken. I am the CEO and co-founder of Best...
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- It took us a year and a half to produce the first successful helmet
- In fact >> without AI we don't need you
- >> Well, that means there are two problems
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