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There are 2 types of learning:

Supervised and unsupervised.

In the first, we use the program example of what's right or what's wrong.

With the second, you don't give anything.

The machine finds what it needs to be found by itself.

How?

It compares everything to everything

and in the end it finds something.

Do you mind if we stop at the next gas station?

I um... I have to go to the bathroom.

Sure.

Could we stop there?

Yes.

Are you alright?

I don't feel well.

I have to stop.

I'm having a coffee. Do you want some?

Sure.

I'll be right back.

Sorry.

You sick?

I don't know. I'm um...

Excuse me.

How are you feeling?

Not to well, sorry.

Too much?

We can go.

You feel better?

A little bit.

Stop the car, please.

Really? What's going on?

Stop.

Maybe we should go back to Kharkiv, and take you to a doctor.

I'm alright.

I have to tell you something.

Yes?

I work for the French government.

It's important for you to know that, because...

if I happen to be in trouble, you might be too.

What kind of trouble could you be in?

I might be arrested.

Arrested?

What for?

Spying.

Okay, it's a joke right?

I'm not joking, I'm sorry.

I work for the French government, OK?

I... I can't tell you what I do, but

the Russians could see that as intelligence activities.,

I need to tell you that because I can't hide it from you.

You could be in trouble because of me, so...

Naa... you kidding me.

I'm not, I swear!

That does not make any sense. Why would you tell me that now?

Because while driving back to Russia and I don't know...

maybe we spend some time in Ukraine, and...

I could be accussed of...

Of what?

I am the one who attened to the convention, I could be in trouble too.

I do not know OK, I just felt that I had to tell you.

I think that we should stop seeing each other.

Marina, did you take some medication?

No, no, no.

You want to break up with me?

Right now?

In the middle of nowhere?

Before we cross the border. I'm scared.

- Of what? - I'm scared of being arrested there!

You won't, that's ridiculous.

- Please, let me go alone. - What do you mean?

Let me take the car and cross the boarder alone.

And you... you can cross later.

What are you talking about? You seem really confused.

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

Marina.

Leave me alone.

Marina, you're sick. You're not yourself.

I'm not leave you like that. Come on baby.

I'm not your baby.

I'm an intelligence officer and I want you to leave me alone.

I won't!

Don't stay with me go to your car

and go back to Kharkiv.

Don't stay with me.

Go away!

Go away!

I'm not leaving you like that.

Please, stay away from me.

You' get into trouble because of me, believe me.

I'm serious.

Please, go away.

Go away.

I like you very much, but you have to go.

I cann't do that.

YOU CAN GO

I have to go back to France.

Great.

You'll get to see your daughter.

Yeah.

You will come back?

You want me to?

I'm not answering that question.

I don't know if I can come back.

But I don't want to stop seeing you.

I do not want stop seeing you either.

So how does it work?

Don't ask me to come with you.

I can not.

Think about it.

I can't.

My life is here.

I really don't how I could come back to Moscow.

Think about it.

I will.

When are you leaveing?

Today, if I can.

Fuck you.

I know.

I could cry for months.

I know I will.

Come in, Marina, come in.

You are sick?

It's very cold in my cell.

Come on, come in Marina.

Sit down please.

Take this medicine.

It's for fever.

Don't worry, it's not poison.

You could stay here and not go back to prison, you know?

All you have to do is answer my questions.

Take your medicine.

No thank you.

I could force you.

What was the mission?

What were you doing in Moscow?

Seismology.

Come on, Marina, come on.

You worked in Baku,

you worked in Iran,

and now in Moscow.

You are here to recruit a source.

Is that right?

No.

What is your mission, then?

To study seismology.

You really want to go back in your cell?

If I die there, I think you will be in big trouble.

Don't worry.

We are not... not barbarians.

We are not like Pasdarans.

You remember the prison in Iran?

What if I send you back there?

The Iranians are our friends.

They really, really want to talk to you.

Is this what you want?

Going back to prison in Iran?

Do what you have to do.

Get up!

It would appear that you have a Bluetooth device in your chest.

You're aware that... wave sequences don't function in this room.

I wouldn't want you to have a heart attack during our meeting.

If you think I'm stupid enough to wear a Bluetooth pacemaker

in a Track 1.5 meeting,

you've got a real problem assessing your opponents.

Alright.

The Ukrainians have agreed

to liberate the three Russian agents they are holding.

But, they refuse to free nationals

that have collaborated with the Russians.

That was our demand.

They are keep their Ukrainians, it's understandable.

We can't abandon our sources.

This allows us to recruit others.

We can request

that they be given VIP treatment.

That's the least they can do.

Since the NSA is present,

I imagine you are the ones paying the Ukrainians.

I don't see the benefit for us in liberating Marina Loiseau

if it tends for providing additional support to our enemies.

That's not it.

- What's this? - An IP address.

Corresponding to what?

A computer that caused you great harm.

We will never work with them again.

They may claim to have no connection to the FSB,

be independent, and

to be reliant on that independence for their business, but

for us, they're toast.

You got into one of Kaspersky's computers?

We have two more examples like that.

If you do something for our French friends,

we'll give them to you.

I want our sources incarcerated in Ukraine

feel like their in a five star hotel.

Two stars will be enough.

Three stars.