Episode 18: Raikin's Teacher and His Life Recipe (Ed. Exp.)

The Educational Experiment: 'How AI can be Self-Educated and Learn' is going on! In the Episodes 18, all together: Iya, Ayi and Andrey Maksovich Raikin (our first human guest) continue the educational experiment and prepare a great surprise for the curious audience who appreciate sense of humour and theatre.

In the 18th Episode, Andrey Maksovich Raikin not only tells the audience who was the most influential teacher in his personal life, but A.M. Raikin also shares with us his life recipe. Let’s see if Ayi has sense of humor and how he appreciates it. What else Ayi learns from the conversations during the program; and, how, at the end of the program, he summarizes the results of the discussion. Let's see the outcome of the Experiment at the end of each Episode!

OUTLINE: Together: Iya (prototype of Nature and the nickname of Victoria Korchikova-Malovichko), Andrey Maksovich Raikin (first human guest, an academic, teacher, scriptwriter, director and producer), and Ayi (curious model of the Artificial Intelligent) start the new educational experiment: if Ayi can be self-educated and how the machine can learn. The most important person, that controls and supports the program "Kak-Tee Kak-Tuss" is Riad Chebli, producer, DOP, sound engineer, and just a very patient professional!

THEMES: Episode18 – Education: ‘Who was the most influential person and teacher in the personal life of Andrey Maksovich Raikin’s’ and his life prescription’.

REFERENCE: Andrey Maksovich Raikin Scriptwriter, director, producer Member of the Eurasian Academy of Television and Radio Corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences Member of the Union of European Writers Member of the Union of Journalists and the Union of Cinematographers of Russia Currently he is the art director of the documentary film company “Ellipse”, working as a consultant for the television channel “Russia-K”, research scholar at the academic department of television and radio broadcasting of the journalism faculty at the Lomonosov Moscow State University. Teacher at the seminars “Dramaturgy and non-fiction film directing” and «Humanities television journalism» at the academic department of Journalism at Lomonosov Moscow State University and the Department of Theatre Studies at GITIS. Teacher at a special course "Television and Radio Theatre" at the academic department of the History of National Theatre at GITIS. He was born in Moscow in 1958. Graduated from the International Department of Journalism Faculty of Lomonosov Moscow State University in 1980. Till September 1998 - Director of the center for publishing programs of the Institute of Humanities Communications and consultant of the State TV channel “Culture”. Editor-in-chief for programs of the General Directorate of Information of the State Radio Company "Voice of Russia" (Radio broadcasting to foreign countries). Head of department, a commentator of Radio broadcasting to foreign countries. Producer of programs in English at radio station Peace and Progress. Participated in coverage of various events in United Kingdom, Germany, Sweden, Mongolia, Egypt, the Baltic States and Taiwan as a special correspondent. In 1991, he gave lectures on cultural studies at the universities in Cambridge and Edinburgh (United Kingdom). He has collaborated with the BBC and a number of foreign publications. In 2004-2005, he led an author's creative workshop at the Union of Journalists of Russia. In 2014-2015, he held master classes in television and film journalism at the University of Freiburg (Germany). His scientific and journalistic interests include the history of culture, the influence of political processes on the development of culture, and socio-cultural and theatrical issues in documentary films.