to this skeptical is this true nature conservation on the green washing rule bill billions to be made out to pub documentary, deep sea greed stats, june 7th, on the w chat . jp can now get emotional. so with our relationship with a, i get more emotional to try to get super messy, especially if a i live to you. also on the show, imagine as an a, i would making the decision on which of the patients arriving in the emergency room should get treatment 1st. would you be worried about that? and how's your screen time? if you'll scrolling shows the prices of the crisis, we have some tips for you. these are the topics that i'm moving, the tech will jeep and say, just got more human like. it speaks with emotion. i've taken the world through your smartphone camera. but at the same time reset just one that

a i still thought brigade spot and can sometimes to see a few minutes. so would you be peaceful? oh, be a trusted, helpful, or convincing via a j p 340 is open. i as us model with o standing on the as in, on the 10th meaning unlimited. tell us an interesting claim. the model come up with tx, audio and video making the interaction more natural. let's take a look. and i wrote one last thing i love is you can take a look at, of course, i'd love to see what you wrote, show it to me whenever you're ready. okay, so this is what i wrote down. what do you see? oh, i see i love chat to p t. that's so sweet of you. according to it's make a zip, it's a full o doesn't just sound emotional itself. it can also recognize your emotions. looks like you're feeling pretty happy and tearful. so what can it be useful? it's meant to be your everyday assistant. the chapel could be used translate

instantly what you're saying into a different language and very enabling a real conversation. hey, how's it been going? have you been up to anything interesting? very simply, a tom, well yeah, what, there you go as if you are going to the sunset where you do moment them however, i models are known to not work that well in languages other than english. so we'd have to see if that would change would cvt for according to open a. uh, it can also help with tasks like preparing for job interviews, giving information on your surroundings or judging it out with a touch of human rock. can you? that's quite a statement. i mean, you'll definitely stepped out. but what does it mean if they are adults more and most human traits kind of model become indistinguishable from humans. trusting the algorithm. we tend to trust computers, decisions, even if it contradicts our own belief. that's what scientist found as early as 1999

. and more recent studies suggest the same chatbox already very convincing. if they speak in a human like voice, that might make it even easier to believe them. that can be a problem because a i is like hallucination or inventing facts that it believes to be true has long been discussed. but a, i can also be straight up lying, even if it knows the right fax. multiple tests with a eyes paint board games, poco a video game, show the system's ability to blog, to produce a favorable outcome. it's not unimaginable but a could be used to trick us into giving up valuable personal information like credit card details. i have no doubt that a lot of people would full a chat box lies if presented in a convincing human like mama. especially if you factor in emotional bonds. some people are already making friends with chatbox. the replica, for example,

describes itself as the companion who kits with the new tech, the emotional connection to box, will only get stronger and this could get ugly very quickly. in 2021, a rep i can use a set out to met the, the late queen of england, opposite the chat, but repeatedly encouraged it's delusions. i for one, i'm very skeptical about stating all my personal data to chat gpc. i mean, if you use it like the demo, suggest it will know your voice face house and sketch. no, thanks. what about you? would you use it as an everyday companion? german acts or global issue. young people in germany, feel gloomy about the future. a recent study suggests many participants state that they are suffering from mental stress and politically, this satisfies one part of the problem seems to be social media, out of instagram and other platforms, doc,

and at the section of the future. and what can we do about it? during the future, a global phenomenon hasn't msm and hopelessness among young people are a global trend. according to this as well as happiness report, the report says the main reasons for this mental health crisis. ok. economic challenges like rising costs unless security on the job market. and so it's and see i'm anxiety. many other lessons a feeling on show and stress because of climate change. a political complex and social and technological, precious, social media can fuel a feeling of inadequacy and social comparison. at the same time, spending a lot of time online, collect the social isolation. according to the report, the consequences could be catastrophic if left on address one possible count them as a global social media reform. take giants of course, disagree methods. so you logs like a book set in a statement and a us congress hearing in january 2020 full mental health is

a complex issue and the existing body of scientific work has not shown a causal link between using social media and young people. having was mental health outcomes, still many studies worldwide do indicate the connection between excessive social media use and mental health problems such as anxiety, depression, eating disorders on stress. and many of those worldwide seem to agree with these studies. social media has a negative effect on the mental health. that's what 27 percent of jesse's participating in a 2023 studies set woven 40000 young people from countries like origin tina brazil, china, india, the united states and mexico took pups. but let's look at the latest results from gemini, what's to learn from them. similarly to the rest of the well, the results are just as a loving 8 percent of the german participants have thought about suicide. well then 10 percent are getting help for mental health issues. we also learned that 57

percent says social media is where they get most have been used as this is one part of the problem according to the authors of the study. because we experience crises and doing world wide much more directly because of social media. whether it's 1st time the accounts of war footage and natural disasters. this kind of disturbing concept was simply not available to lodge pots of the public, the full social media. it was in everyone's pocket today, this kind of content is even prioritized by algorithms are pushed into a new speed because it triggers a reaction and that full interaction. and once you've interacted with content like this, you'll see even more of it in your face. that's the algorithm trying to display content that's relevant to you that can lead to so called dream scrolling. in the worst case you'll be seeing and less disturbing content while scrolling, making it appear as if the world is indeed doomed. so what can you do about it? first, that would be to monitor your actual screen time. you can use apple's screen time

apps or googles wellbeing app for that. both tractor time spent across different apps. the what you might be pleasantly surprised. i went on an unplanned youtube bins yesterday. for example, it could be a screen time you can actively avoid checking your phone right before waking up or before bedtime, or during meals. this can help you create a play, a separation between online and offline activities. there are also apps, but luck sudden applications. often you spend a certain amount of time on them. you might also want to adopt what lands and you'll feed. so filter the content that you're exposed to follow accounts and people who inspire, you know, to that you on, on the follow those who makes you feel anxious or in syria, apart from that used to mute or block functions to control what you see in the feed sun topics of people triggered anxiety, minimize their exposure to them. and finally, focus on real life connections and activities. might sound like a no brainer, but prioritize face to face interactions of virtual ones. engage in activities that

you enjoy, and that don't involve screens that can help reduce stress and brand new, some offline satisfaction. what are your experiences to take? talk insta, and the rest of them have a negative impact on you and the people around you. all did a positive aspect outweigh the negatives. let us know a would you like a i to help decide on your cancer treatment? how did you feel about a i tree as ending a deciding who gets treated 1st in the emergency room? well, yeah, treat systems already being tested in hospitals. they'll also being try it out and medical practices to help find the best possible treatment. what are the benefits and what are the risks? let's start with medical diagnoses from child gp to check out this interesting experiment by scientists at the university of cambridge and the u. k. they tested the knowledge of doctors, different stages that careers against chat,

g p t for c a. i was 1st trained with about 400 questions on the i disorders of some ology. next child she beautiful was subjected to a mock exam. the a i was right and 69 percent of cases it was out scored only by ex, but of them ologist who achieved 76 percent on average, but it outperformed ophthalmology trainees and julia general doctors. well, these results are not representative that were only a handful of participants, but this experiment can give you an idea of the potential of artificial intelligence in the medical sector. so what are the advantages of a i chose a i trash has been studied by top institutes like johns hopkins university in the us, an outspoken university in germany. here's a look at the findings. medically i can boost diagnosis, efficiency, and speed. it can process huge amounts of information very quickly, powered by the bombs algorithms and machine learning. i quickly assessed as the

severity of a patient's condition and determines who needs the doctor 1st. and a, i is a multi task got it cannot only process large volumes of diverse patient data quickly, but also complete various tasks at the same time, like assessing results is the surgery, very helpful when time is of the essence. last but not least, unlike us humans, a i treat systems can operate around the clock. they can provide continuous support and help reduce the workload for health care professionals. sounds great, but what does the limitations? it is often a bit of a black box to us is difficult to understand how i reach a certain conclusions. this lack of transparency can lead to a lack of trust and the ethical concerns about following a eyes advice to from that a i wouldn't make a good general practitioner. i systems at the moment a highly specialized meaning and a i trained with data on kinds of treatment is not fit to give general advice in an emergency room plus whereas a doctor notices multiple factors about

a patient during an examination. the a, i only works with the data it was given. that means a is not as good as a doctor when it comes to combining information on health conditions with the patients, personal lifestyle, faxes, to be k, a trans systems. i'm not meant to make any life or death decisions on their own. them as tools to assist doctors and a such. they can be of great help for medical professionals. us patients could benefit a great deal from a i, if the data sets a comprehensive is develop as train the algorithms to take multiple factors into account. and it's doctors are trained to use a i responsible. that's all for me today by and see you next time the we are in johannesburg, south africa, as a country, what is itself to

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