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the messy and how do you pull the try the try. no, it's no. 2 history, the victory leaving coach last the last for was very headed with that. now you're up to date here on data being is coming up. it is shift with a report looking at the future of brain computer interface technologies. so stay with us. the content for that. i'm sarah kelly and roland. thank you so much for watching. take care. the . every jenny is surprises. me is gone all out. to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police
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the free time. but still very much alive. your guy to the special thoughts in germany recognizes where exactly it was fun. learn a lot of our culture history. all their travel extremely worth a visit. the, well, we become super human soon with the help of computer chip implanted in our brains, you must best on that idea of his company knew i think was the reason i think ronda permission to test such devices on human. another future technology in the testing phase. offline cost companies worldwide in a tight race to get the models for pest for the market. when will we be ready to take off with 1st sake reviews on the online marketplace of seem to get out of
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control? what does that mean for us? uses the a 5, so raising is a pretty good reason to buy something online. right? well, unfortunately, many reviews on amazon and other online marketplace is of fake news. that's bad news for anyone who relies on these ratings. so what's being done against fake reviews, and how can you spot them? fake reviews that adults $4.00 and $5.00 star reviews a clutch for any company wishing to sell the product and taking those ratings. it's a welcome tool to trick customers into making fat calls like buying poor quality products. and the reality dodgy and desperate sellers are paying for glowing reviews, and the even commission false negative reviews are competing products. fake reviews are a huge market and a message problem for platforms and customers. if you're planning on using trip
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advisor to book your next holiday, take note the travel site says it's identified and removed. 1.3000000 fake reviews in 2022, and watch out for the army or take us when shopping online. fake reviews are produced by millions of click workers all over the world. only last year. amazon reporters, more than 23000 social media groups. world wide, dedicated to writing stake reviews with over 46000000 members and follow us. who writes these fake reviews, the b service has to be convincing. of course, if you use us recognize fix, then the seller lose us out. that's why the spreadsheet mostly written by individuals for now and not spots fake review, broke us talking potential rights of bias, social media, and especially in facebook groups to pay them to write positive reviews off the buying a product and returning it. and they also have them outrage of spock, ends on products if they give them a good rating once they've created a network of riotous. they also review packages to online sell us on so called
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review funds to give you a rough idea on how it all works. price is very great, but you can get a review for as little as 2 euro. that is indeed not very much. if you consider the click, workers have to order goods, right, that review and then send it back to get the refund. in most cases, apart from being more than ethically questionable, this also has the ecological consequences. unwanted goods of being shipped around the world only to potentially get destroyed after being returned on and says, want a bigger impact on the overall rating. mostly by review packages, we found an offer for a pack of $100.00 positive reviews for 118 year old. this amount of top ratings can significantly improve a product overall use a score and thus make it more visible and online such as this. it's to market distortion and makes it extremely difficult for consumers to compare products online and this right, just a pretty good at that drop to. it's fairly hard to spot fake reviews most broke us off the rochester brows. organics me by clicking on related products,
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mocking other reviews as helpful, adding photos and videos and writing reviews of 300 words or more. and what's worse, legally review palms acting in a gray area in most countries, this no framework that makes the buying, selling and placing of fake reviews, subject to criminal enforcement. how can i help the amazon, the wells biggest online retailer teams at a stumbling down on its efforts to tackle the problem? and in order to do this, they say they have to improve the ae tools, amazon's detective a, that's what it does best. it's analyze the data and then office confusion. i will look at the review rights us relationship with other online accounts, assignment activities, review history, and any unusual behavior. thanks to the detective, a i. m, as on says it was able to block over 200 man suspect expect reviews. last you still consumer organizations. ok. you online retailers, i'm not doing enough. and that joined efforts between governments and private
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stakeholders. i need it on an international level. how can you spot fake for views, overwhelming majority of these folks, either 5 star or one star reviews. so you're more likely to find that just to make reviews in the middle. sticky fake reviews might also what falls best rather than the full 5, but no one is paying for 2 or 3 star reviews. apart from that, these red flex to spot the fake review have proven efficient in the past reviews, a rather vague and not very detailed, generic titles like great products, awesome. i'll come in and fix competitive products. i mentioned many stake reviews have similar wording as one of the spelling or grammar mistakes. once the review stuff mentioned, small flaws, which really aren't that bad. have you ever thought adults your product with high ratings? oh, you most skeptical when a product gets high, price on online marketplace has let us know a perilous man can walk again, thanks to evolutionary chip in his brain. what else could be possible with brain
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computer interfaces or shop the see eyes typing males only using your thoughts or even save your memories and replay them at any time? well, some of this is already possible, and if you ask either, must this guy spend a minute? his startup your link has recently been cleared to test the brain shifts on almost accurately into minutes. but how do these devices even work? to put a simply b, c, i a connected to your brain either from outside or inside your scope, electronic communicate within your, on, in your brain, and want to try best signals. please signals a been processed by an algorithm and turn it into come on. in other words, the pc i've translates your thoughts with a chip like beth depends. for example, operate computers or smartphones. you can play video games or prepare a presentation for work without using your hands, or imagine a conversation without speaking and a set communicating by reading each of us thoughts. and these devices could also
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monitor your health and warn you off the risk of a heart attack. for example, if you think this sounds like science fiction, you're not entirely wrong every day uses of the sea ice like bees a fill up in the yeah. however, they have up to far fetched for today's tech, and the medical field brain computer interface is already tested on humans with great success. busy i've helping people with disabilities. being able to use a computer could be a real game changer for paralyzed people. recency, research just from switzerland even made it possible for a power last man to walk again, implanted to devices into the patient's body, one in the head, and the other one on his spinal cord. these implants communicate wireless be the patients movement intentions of picked up by the brain device, and then decoded in real time to algorithms based on adaptive artificial intelligence intentions. i've been converged into electrical stimulation of the spinal cord. this activates the like muscles which then move,
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or the device allows this man to stand, walk, and even climb steps again. how else could this tech be used? if it's possible to decode signal from the brain, then the other direction is also think about simulating the brain with external come on, can create even more applications. this method is called deep brain stimulation. for example, near a lake is exploring tech to make blind people see again, signals of a camera could be converted into stimulation to allow blind people to get a picture of the surroundings using dc ice recess just can potentially also recognize signals of epileptic seizures and into incense stimulation to prevent them. they also high hopes when it comes to treating your logical conditions, such as depression, good suffering, yet, or addiction. however, some concerns when it comes to b, c, i's, the procedure of implanting a chip into your brain best the risk of severely damaging it. translating thoughts
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also raises questions about the data of safety. how and what state are recalled from your brain store. and what could tech companies do with it? just imagine targeted ads based on your private thoughts. would you that is the most into your brain that us know or have you ever been stuck in traffic and wish you could just fly off? many people are working on making that plan to see a reality. start up from india is developing a flying texas. a brazilian company insta. launch the model by 2026, a german sod off. what's the ferry people at the powers of the pix next year? and the space expect company has been granted permission to test flights with what they call the 1st fully functional flying cost. so who will be the 1st to be ready for the take off? remember the back to the future movies and vision flying cost by 2015? well, it's about time to invent them. don't you think for the flying cost, really the future. what does this all mean for average called drive us and on the
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vehicles that are being develop just typed up helicopters. let's break it down. are several aspects of companies as hawking 2024 or 2025 to stop the operations. the vertical flights society estimates that they are over 700 different designs for electric budget code take off and landing aircraft for e. v tolls from nearly 350 companies worldwide. how exactly at texas will be integrated into our status? it's still a work in progress sofa. no manufacturer has received permission to operate designs of costs very from company to company. so i'm halfway some don't. and others not even suppose to fly and room the streets. this concept by a space expect start up, just got approved for test flights in the us. however, what they all have in common is using roads us to lift them off the ground. fair enough, but why not just using already existing helicopter? let's take a look at the advantages of
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e. v told bevin had to keep the services like late have already been and used for quite some time by these i'm mostly for the super rich ab told us seen as most suitable for the mattress. here's why all of them had a cup to switch, run on fuel, multiplying costs operate with electric motor. these are cheaper to operate and maintain, which brings the price down for customers. easy tools are also quieter than handicapped us and best most suitable for flying in urban areas. and because they don't image carbon dioxide them or eco friendly, in places like new york city or how noise they could help to minimize the traffic congestion. this reduces emissions and mix of and travel smooth. so i guess the only question that's left is, will i be able to use slang cos a? well, that depends to get a personal flying car. and the next few years is highly unlikely. unless you've got a 100 grand lying around, a sweet spot of almost filled out the entire pre sale inventory of e v tools to customers all over the world. at
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a price of around 90000 years to pete. the company expects to deliver the vehicles by 2024, but at texas services might be within reach for more people, different companies are projecting the price to be between 2 and 10 years per kilometer. however, ex, that's one of these projections might be unrealistic due to high production costs, the number of flights and passengers would need to be consistently high. and then the sum dallas flying costs are really eco friendly. setting up the necessary infrastructure, we'll take off and landing could consume huge amounts of resources and the vehicles would have to run only on green energy to make them sustainable. but i, for one would love to use and at tech see instead of being stuck in traffic, what about you? that's it from me. what's your topic? did you find most interesting? let us know. i hope you enjoyed this episode. fear soon. the
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