or is infested by germany across and he employed the scorched post, tactic farms and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression? today, the screen. we need to talk about here, the stories, shadows of german colonialism. the should kids be banned from using social media? it's a lot of debates. the truth is, the platforms that can have a negative effect on children. but what a bond the over the top also on the show, the european union is creating a digital twin of the. what's the reason for this on how can a digital twin help us to make smart decisions as well learning with virtual reality be the future. we are makes it possible to go on virtual field trips to ancient cities in history class or conduct the dangerous experiments and science. could this be a realistic option for schools? these are the topics that are moving the tech world. take,

cook access denied you tube access denied snapshots. access denied scientists worldwide calling for a social media bond for kids. and politicians are considering it. does anyone send the child into the jungle at $510.00 or 12 french president and money on that chrome set in a speech in april this year? today for several hours a day, we opened the door to the jungle. my concept, the french president would welcome an age restriction of 15 years. the social media uses. how could an age restriction on social media work? let's take a look. kids on social media, the down sites using the service is associated with significant mental health homes, adolescence, a warning label like this is what us physician and such in general does that methics wants to impose on social media platforms. well must be, is just one of many outspoken critics of kids social media use globally. according to research the 5 main risk. number one,

cyber bullying surveys indicate that constant and negative interactions can haul mental health, leading to anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts. number to body image issues. social media often promote unrealistic beauty standards, causing body image problems, especially among young uses. number 3, addiction platforms are designed to keep these as engaged, needing to excess of screen time that can disrupt sleep, performance at school, and sports level for inappropriate content. despite i filters on content, motivation minus can still and count to explicit materials violence and harmful ideologies. they also prime targets for advertises and number 5 side, but grooming despite promises to improve safety. social media remains a tool for predators to approach children and sexually exploit them. using social media certainly has its downsides, but some experts argue that a bond is not the solution. they can also see how social media can benefit kids.

here are the main upsides. digital literacy, navigating social media helps kids develop essential digital skills and for past been for our increasingly digital was connection. social platforms allowing us to stay connected with friends and family, especially those far away through instant messaging, video calls and social updates. information platforms like youtube, provide numerous learning resources. kids can access tutorials to. instead the groups participate in online discussions. creative anti social media office, a space for kids to express themselves creatively, sharing, outlook, writing music and videos. they can receive feedback and encouragement from peers which can boost that confidence and creativity. finding children from social media platforms, what deprived them of these opportunities, some i'll do, it wouldn't even infringe on the fundamental digital rights. and besides that, how could a bottom look to be clear? tech talk instagram and other platform is do have age limits. but most online age,

verification tools are very easy to get around just by entering a wrong data. but there are 3 most sophisticated measures that social media platforms might use to prevent children from using the services id verification. you guys need to upload a scan or a photo of a government issued id like a passport. the system checks the authenticity and age detailed against the database, spatial age estimation, type a web or smartphone. com take the photo of and use a who's trying to log in. i software then extract patton's, can pass those, putting those unknown ages and estimate things is age. that denies access is things that doesn't meet the age threshold. parental consent, i suppose, could be obliged in full strict age limit. in this scenario, a parent's approval might be required to download a social media app. for example, these approaches could work if parents platforms and regulators like governments, what kinds of had. and if the age of privacy can be respected. one thing is special

kids only platforms have not been successful. instagram kids was put on hold and 2021 of the intents backlash critics argued children were being left that and then even more vulnerable position than on instagram itself on each of kids. has them gained and especially trustworthy reputation isa? many parents find the amount a nature of ad placed on the designated children platforms, g, b, s. i, for one thing, social media companies have to step up the game when it comes to kids safety. but what a complete brand make sense? what's your opinion on this? let us know. floods, droughts, while fi is extreme by the events of becoming more and small comments. so what exactly will happen to use it to your neighborhood and your house to help us understand? i'm calling about the effects of climate change. the menu has launched a gigantic project, a digital twins of trying to us that still twins. what is the an additional twin is

a virtual representation of an object or a system. it mirrors the real world counterparts. digital twins are designed to be realistic and a i is used to simulate various scenarios. those are meant to help us make better decisions. the is project destination of destiny could, for example, on the question is like, is this the right place to build my house? what else can we use? destiny for? various simulations will be accessible through the destiny platform. the i can show you things like what might happen when a flood hits your neighborhood or how different time that scenario is could affect tourism in your region. if you're pharma, you might wanna check how the climate will affect your harvest, the destiny platform of diseases, and develop as tools to build the own specific scenarios. right now there are only a few services up and running as the data is still being added. the goal is to have a full digital replica of us on all it systems by 2030. so how would it be built?

the coal is a mass of data base called data like it compiles environmental data from major providers. like to hear a pin space agency the opposite of ation, institute, copernicus, and many more. when other scientists run a simulation on the digital twin data produced by the model is also fed back into the database. by the way, it's not only the you who is developing a digital twin of ton at the chip make and video also has one, according to the taiwan government plan. so use that model to predict type food. but there's not only digital twins of our planet, this kind of data model can be used in all kinds of contexts. what else can digital twins be useful? yeah, 3 examples. number one, making surgery is safe that a digital twin of a human body or a specific organ can help test procedures before an actual surgery. simulating surgeries on a digital twin could help assess the risks, making the process much safe on and number 2,

they can use it 81 level with visual twins of cities. other kind of contest have greening and building structure effects at quality, temperature or wind. for example, this kind of information can help decide when to, but shops, schools, or roads. number 3, making trains more punctual. gemini is national railway company butcher bond is creating a digital twin of their real network. simulating changes to train rates or schedules could help predict the consequences, the travelers and minimize disruptions given the number of delays to german trains . i think a lot of passengers would be grateful and short digital twins. i meant to maximize the efficiency and minimize risks. however, they require loads of computing power currently available early to big institutions . this is the computer that runs and videos digital us by the way. but who knows, in the future, we might all carry our own digital twin and our pockets. when we visit, the doctor will not be amazing. adventure and visiting mas rather than just

watching a space documentary on an otp in class. well, with virtual reality, that's all possible. well, almost normal schools are exploring ways to integrate this type into that curriculum type company. meta has now announced a new education product for its quest devices, but will be in classrooms really become a thing that's a inspecting big on virtual reality and education, and a blog posts earlier this year they went through the ethic about the possibilities of all the ways in which many of us technologies like virtual mix, augmented reality could prove to be transformative the potential they house education is one of the most excited that promising to empower teachers with access to education specific apps on the ability to manage multiple devices at the same time, which would remove the hassle of preparing each student's headset separately. meanwhile, products from other companies like costs b, o avo x off already on the market. unlike a soft,

has long childhood. it's hollow lens as an educational tool, but one with the. well, here's a 3 main upside. first me students would be able to see and experience things that otherwise wouldn't be possible. tired of reading about dinosaurs, why not just walk alongside them in via you can visit any time in history, any place on a, any other planet. you get the idea. secondly, emission can make learning more interesting and deep and understanding. a teacher from the u. k. experimenting with the i said this is the retention is fantastic. once they've seen some things out, remember it. and there's a deeper understanding because they can manipulate and object they can see it from all sides. they can see how it works. you can, you know, have a big beating haul to and you can see the flow of blood through it and you can understand this chain because involves this really to look through the heart of things like that. and thirdly, they can also provide a safe environment for science experiments that would be dangerous in real life.

overall spattering schools, the costs of safety measures and potentially damaged equipment. all right, sounds pretty good so far. but the article, some downsides, the biggest total at the moment is cost methods. quest 3 starts at around 550 year of the piece. then you've got to buy the apps on top of that, schools often have a very limited budget as it is. and certainly not every student is family can afford to buy though and headset, that means that this tech is going to be exclusively available to privately funded schools. most won't be able to afford individual headsets for every single student . also that's already a discussion about kids getting too much screen time. i can't imagine every parent would be happy adding a headset into the mix. besides that, there are also concerns of we are learning being detrimental to human connection and the simple but important as with any digital tools. the academy technical issues is going to interrupt the learning process and calls frustration among students and teachers. so kind of the other thing really be an option as well. some

schools and universities already experimenting with the tech. so just letting the school we looked at just now on new mexico state university in the us back criminology students are diving into virtual crime scene. learn how to investigate them out with tech try and method now pushing into education will develop. those might be motivated to build educational apps for me. it definitely sounds like a great opportunity to kind of get out of dusty classroom and make learning more engaging. but until the price has come down, this will actually only be an option for a rich minority. how did you feel about v i headsets in the classroom? did you wish this technology had been available while you were in school? let us know. that's all for me today by and see you next time. the

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