house forty nine is for all generations children who need help with their schoolwork can find it here. and counseling is available for older kids as well. as a time for another presentation. stresses the importance of good education the ones that really wish to do we want the children and young people to eventually learn a profession a job that's right for them. and that's important not only for us but also for lots of the parents and many of them come here to take part in our education and counseling programs and off to build on so they both are to give you and. now has a number of such facilities these centers bring people together which after all is the cornerstone of integration has been here cause give or being here now i grew up with this program with me as a child a teenager and i know as

a mom i've done volunteer work and helped out here. it's virtually accompanied me through my whole life so far if the economy every thursday i love it all and there's a game room upstairs and we always play there man and this year this is a great place i've been coming here for a long time then only as i play here a lot it's lots of fun here for last minute vince but if there were no house forty nine we'd really message that not only can we meet our friends here and bring our kids some of us have been coming here for years we grew up here these tables were here when i was a child. and the same will go for the following generations to. be from turkey. or albania it's all. the same here you're also

a citizen of stuttgart and failed both we sometimes have naturalization ceremonies here and i tell people not to forget their roots it's part of their identity but we can all meet here and learn from each other and respect each other. the philosophy of house forty nine is also being implemented in other parts of the god cultural integration only works when the residents city officials and religious organizations get involved and work together. to. get there. it takes patience and dedication integration doesn't just happen overnight. it's got so it's all but it's the current generation processes multifaceted banner thousand always work perfectly we're a big city man this is a situation that we cannot ignore and for there will always remain an issue that we have to stay on top of them this is what we can spread into other cities to was

just takes an open mind in the world to see things through the numbers and when that's. in the. mechelen mayor bart somas would agree with that summers tries to bring people together and he expects his city to show the same openness that he himself practices. as believing. that was an easy one. i like to connect with people because i think a good mayor needs empathy in fact we all need to the citizens in a mixed society empathy helps you to to place you in the shoes of somebody else and then the new seat at the city looks completely different sometimes and if you all need to use that empathy then you can create. a good society. ever. one

should help in that effort and it would seem that everyone here is these days fewer people are voting for right wing populists reality of our world is that we change every day and we have to adapt to those changes so if we speak about integration in a diversity we all have to do efforts we all have to do to try to make the best of it and it's not only them we have to become like we know we all are together in the same city and all it's all. it's not a paradise here we have our problems we have a lot of difficulties but real change we were winning the game. it takes courage and a steady hand. but living empathy has gone a long way. in twenty sixteen summers was honored with a world mayor prize for just that.

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shift living in the digital age today cyber stars take the stage in iraq to help doctors in rwanda and our history on fast forward but first autonomous weapons such as robots and rockets equipped with artificial intelligence or a.r.e can shoot to kill on their own no international rules regulate their use how dangerous are robots with killer capabilities. a tram independently navigate difficult terrain a swarm of drones automatically work together to seek out a target without human help these men actually drones on tom but that could change quickly. this can it's also combat ready it's controlled by ai and has already been

tested on a military base in iraq autonomous weapons can operate and kill independently counting many more systems are being developed. yet there are few if any international regulations for their use the united nations member states have commissioned experts to address the issue of engineered robotics professional shockey as representing the international committee for robot arms control at the talks to demonstrate human soldierly salt almost weapon is that a soldier can be discriminant in the response of the bay the laws of war and be compassionate lethal a thomas weapon is called uncompassionate less and it would fire it could target much more accurately officially no army currently deploys autonomous lethal weapon systems yet in israel it's openly discussed how advanced the state of development is. if you're not to look at the clock it's already technically possible. but our

army is not allowing exploitation of this opportunity which will be completely automatic systems with lethal capabilities exist already but ultimately there is still a human attributable. on the battlefield in future wars be devoid of humans following orders of ai programs clever bots could dominate the seas and skies they're able to communicate among themselves and what attack their targets determined by a software program professor shockey says this kind of horrendous scenario should never come to pass the come up the guarnteed to comply with international humanitarian law in many ways they're on predictable you don't know what they're going to do and all the un to support the circumstances that can happen in warfare is a very strong chance that we're going to get a new arms race like a cold war that's against human dignity to have a machine delegated with the decision to kill a human. proponents of autonomous weapon systems respond that it's all just

a matter of programming one of them american robotics expert ronald arkin is working on an ethical standard that can be programmed into military robots. the systems will not only decide when to shoot they will decide when not to shoot warfare is becoming so fast right now that human beings are not capable of making intelligent informed decisions we can put that capability into autonomous of the system should have the ability if you. executing it on a fickle order. another topic being discussed in geneva is where the software can make more ethically sound decisions than a human the u.s. russia and israel are the primary opponents of outlawing these weapons they want clear definitions after five years of talks at the un things are finally taking shape. for the first time a proposal is on the table sent by austria brazil and chile. and backed by twenty

five other nations to say we need next year to start negotiating for a buy we've been talking for too long the other proposal on the table is from france and germany and that's called a political declaration and that's leaving it up to nations them to set themselves to decide what's good and bad about the weapons. the talks will continue next year with an agenda based on least two proposals meanwhile the development of autonomous weapons systems continues and international agreement on them is urgent they need it. jeff says keep it you must. now passionate networkers in their projects today it's musician rush me too he's got a special touch. class made as a jazz musician composer and professor at the university of music and frye back he lives for music and wanted to find new ways of expressing themselves musically so

he developed a new day six of which he calls a piano cook. meat wants to change the world of music he's using a day to go after introduce a whole new level of sound he can play conventionally at the keyboard while adding digital sounds. played on a piano that was different than johnson children's piano was different than the ones we played today you can over the centuries the instruments developed and today we have really different opportunities in tools and digital technology makes it possible to generate electronic sounds and the use of the data glove helps maintain the musical flow of the college and flows so high that. the movement of the fingers are converted into signals and these are transmitted to a computer cush me can then use a music program to alter various compositions he's playing on his piano.

i want to touch the hearts of my listeners the fascination with technology is one thing but at the end of the day it's simply the sounds that reach the people clinging to the mission. and the musical pioneer is on target with his unique blend of the tronic and acoustic sounds. no the cyber stars take the stage whether as a singer on tour or as an instagram influencer cyber stars are competing with genuine artists fans in the marketing industry love the perfectly styled and completely controllable. perfect instagram influencers should be trustworthy genuine and credible they're cool trendsetters like mills mikaela she'll always be nineteen and is playing with her image. the fans on her photo platform don't care if she's real or not. i follow through a little while ago because i just thought the way she just was cool in the idea

like faking to be a robot but supposedly it's a real i don't know. more than one point five million people are following her account she recommends styles that she's never worn then one day little make a love made an announcement that she wasn't real or creators maintain her account had been hacked to reveal she was a fake but marketing expert says that didn't tarnish her success she started to display qualities that humans have and you know that people tend to like a lot of the machine learning as. they're able to see what types of behavior. people are drawn to. another example is the enemy singer hot soon amy cool of japan she's been giving live concerts for years fans will shell out as much as one hundred thirty euros for a ticket you know what a dancer and a singer are used to give canadian cyber star my. her moves and voice. and

a hologram of the late recently toured the us flesh and blood musicians and trendsetters are getting some competition to business with true to life artificial reality is promising billions in revenues but users have their doubts. i think it's a little creepy i know brands have used her to sell their products which is kind of genius because it's. an easy way to get an influencer and make her be anything you really want her to be no matter how real a character like little mckayla seems she'll always be controlled by her creators. shift says that's fake. now under digital doctors rwanda is the first african country to introduce an app for basic medical care patients can speak to a doctor get prescriptions and make appointments with it how effective is this digital technology. there's a digital health care service in rwanda that relies on artificial intelligence more

than two million users mainly in rural areas use the app. for many using a mobile phone is easier than visiting a doctor. between eighty to ninety percent or blanked out actually calling us from there was note. and. i think the reason these people have some kind of access to healthcare. but is used for initial medical in daycare and assessment it carries out simple tasks to relieve medical staff for example when asking about and classifying symptoms after that a face to face appointment can be scheduled or drugs can be prescribed a prescription code for the pharmacist is issued find a text message a user explains the advantages. to some of the open it was vital chloride if you're not hit early to get a good number he spend the whole day here and you can't do anything else with that kind of a. how about with

a little health the approach is easier. to do it from home and just come head to obtain the drugs without curing cancer which is although i appreciate that a lot. possible but of the fact that is. the rwandan health ministry and the bill and melinda gates foundation are supporting me up but it's not supposed to replace actual doctors so we still need doctors but fifty m. for admission to just the way we see it is just a tool that we are putting in the hands of the does to empower them if basic medical care using a are you successfully and rolonda the bubble up could be used worldwide. shift says get well soon or with artificial intelligence. and as always we leaf through the access our internet fund of the week today it's a trip through our history. chinese filmmakers who has many painting and drawing

skills as works are in the style of different areas an art history and he's put them all together in a stop motion film that's already had three hundred thousand viewers on the nia. as a smoker pass on a cigarette he say mostly glide through various artistic styles an heiress. whether it's european impressionism off cubism japanese painting or chinese interests. in just one minute that show tours the well the hot. and next week the craze for the sporting events is booming around the globe.