in all the time, particularly young people are risk, or at least that's what they was training and government has decided they have been coming the 1st country to impose a nation wide social media band for kids. this is the way to go and it's not just kids for i'd risk online. adults often fall victim to online scans, particularly when online shopping. how can you protect yourself and also on the show, the world's 1st robot, moving them to robo office is changing the way we see us and technology. these are the topics that are moving the tech world. social media will soon be off limits full stadiums. under the age of 16, the law is set to come into effect in november 2025. it's not just australia that is considering bands government's worldwide of debating with the social media is just to harmful to kids mental health. so does australia mean good by social media? the platforms must enforce the social media band for i'm the 16 year old in

australia, or else they will face fines of up to $50000000.00 australian dollars. that's around 13000000 euro take. talk against the graeme facebook, snapchat and x i likely on the band list. you chose might not be because you don't need an account to use it. or not. everyone thinks that australia as a new law is a good idea. so what are the pros and cons of this kind of bent support to say less or no. social media helps to keep us healthy. there's less exposure to cyber booming social pressure or violence. content on social media less might be better for our health image. it frees up time for rewards activities, and less distractions might also leads to better performance in school. critics argue a band could isolate kids socially, especially minorities, and those with mental health issues. to find support online for you to stake, i have a really, really hard time connecting with others and beat on, you know,

do not online, makes it a lot easier. uh, a lot less stressful for me being online, you able to connect with them people in the same interest, get experiences on top of that. a band limits access to news and 10 those, those envelopment of digital skills and forcing the rule will be difficult. a possible biometric checks and government id verification of possible tools. but even those can be so convinced it's, for example, by using a vpn which can make it appear as though you are logging in from another country, thereby avoiding the location baseband entirely. by the way, kids will find ways to break the rates will face no penalties. i think both sides have good arguments, but is there a clear answer from researches kits and social media a closed case? well, that's no definite answer. even though methyl studies, analyzing hundreds of publications found the so systems co relation between social

media usage, issues like mental health, body image or addiction research just often struggle to prove a direct cause. a link like and reachable scapes. there could be a 3rd thing that causes both decreases in life satisfaction and increases and social meetings. so for example, leaving home or going through puberty. yes is 2020 to study was used as part of the basis for astray. neil's law suggesting that there is a link multiple, people have misunderstood the research. they have lots of things out and they haven't bothered to check with the authors. so where do we go from here? some fear the band will push kids towards regulates at the tops of the internet, and that the band will even take away responsibility from the very platforms that the government is trying to protect kids from. if and when something bad happens, they can just say that the kid was breaking the law still a government. so they found that 77 percent of australians,

i'm backing the band. and in other countries, people might feel the same even kits to be directly affected. with their pta card, i have a very close friends with suicide from last month and with most various experience, i think the last implemented on australia should be implemented in other countries of the world of countries are watching the developments closely. no way, for example, is considering a 15 plus the social media age limits. what do you think? is this the right move? let us know. have use next to an online steel lately, every time that's a holiday. sales, rice, but soto scams fraud and sneaky tricks. and even legitimate 5, few strategies designed to making you spend more than you want to. so what did you look out for scans and fraud as a holiday season? scams skyrockets. take like friday in 2022 cases of fraud roles by 29 percent closing scans. alone shut off by

a staggering 6 hundreds and 46 percent. according to u. k. bank lloyd's, other reports points in the same direction here on the top scans to look out for and how to avoid them. first scam offers, you might find these on social media or resale platforms, but even trust it sites like amazon console victim to bad excess scamarus. newer people with news on popular and how to find items like gaming console, small or large, you can buy and pay. but the products will never arrive because the scam us don't have them. so trust your instincts if you feel too good to be true, it probably is. pay was via protection options like paypal, to safeguards your money. second, fishing scamarus sending fake email, pretending to be major retailers such as amazon, our classic scam. these emails often warn you about suspicious accounts, activities, or all the issues urging you to click the link. then you will be asked to type in your details, including your passwords, which will go straight to the scam. us,

never click on that link. instead, open a new browse a tab, log into the stalls, official website, and see if your account has a little different cation. there is something feeds off mark the email, a spam, and delete it. search fake websites, scamarus build fake websites that look like existing retainers. they even use professional branding and secure looking payment systems in november 2024 cyber security company, eclectic i q, uncovered a scam network targeting black friday shop. us take aside like north sites, black friday, adults shop. they might seem credible at 1st, but they are actually designed to steal your payment details. so stay safe, double check you or else for supplement spellings or on extensions when adults speak to official websites. but even when you're shopping legitimate websites, sellers may use shanie tricks known as dart pets on here, a 3 sneaky tactics to watch out for 1st price manipulation discounts may not really

the discounts. some retailers inflate. the original price to make discounts look more appealing towards, like keep continuing to track prices over time and check if you a sweet deal is really in this account. also what's out for free gift of us. they open dates to make you buy something. you don't need 2nd food into the basket when on friday, adding products to your cost is often denito websites. my phone vars you with recommend this and on. it's easy to accidentally include some was checking out. always double check your cards before hitting by and 3rd time is limited. only one item less, more count on time is our classic psychological tricks. while they may seem convincing. many of these warnings of focus next time you are booking a hotel online and it says only 2 names left. next, it's probably not true. my personal tapes don't over consume. let me sleep on it and think about whether you see that purchase. keep your eyes open and happy

shopping. this role but became the was 1st the communion for the 1st time in history. british auction, how sotheby's auction to painting created by a humanoid robots. and the artist called ada, is not the only machine making waves in the scene right now. you'll be surprised what they're capable of nowadays. 8 of the robots painted the over to me to high painting is called a i got on november 7th. it was sold at an online auction at sotheby's for more than $1000000.00 euro. quite a some form machine for use off work, especially since the painting was only valued and up to a 170000 euros before the auction. a, the is a power. she relies on algorithms to create to od and use a lot. so language model to communicate. the father is english galleries, ada metlife. he designed to are, together with british robotics company engineering. ok,

but let's get back to the painting a the didn't create it all by himself. the role once painted several small portraits of the elementary, which would then combine into one large canvas afterwards. studio assistance then. busy panes of texture, finally, a painted on top of all that adding new logs and texture. let's see, we'll take, there are certainly of the autistic gifted robots to can see that as well. the my role robots originally designed for manufacturing method debut in today's through germany, conducting music. the robots, real, 3 color, full light, save us to not time a human conduct that taught them how to move each robot to come back to its own move in its own temple, which is something north schumann could ever do. and here's what that sounds like. the, well, this is interesting. i love robots,

artistic skills are limited so they can not reactive admissions play too fast for to. so my role also can interpret the music, which is also true for this robots. and it's, they do performance in sweden, in october of 2024. it plays the channel companies by a symphony orchestra. originally compose the eoc of rudolph, have the idea of composing a technically advanced piece that a human musician not to be able to perform. he resisted however, and created a snow and simple melody to demonstrate the robot's expressiveness, you know, musical location is basically like code. so my musical notation actually became a, how does it come transcribed as code. so the, about each other was actually the thing, like even simply from the score of all the done, you know, the interpretation that the musician makes out of the score. real upset that he received some criticism for his project,

even though there was no public outcry from musicians against robots competing for that jobs. other developments in robotics and a i could in fact, bring plenty of uncertainties for office artist versus a i. in the fall of 2024 more than 13500 offices and create is came together to release the statement on a i training it highlights concerns about the unauthorized use of artistic works in a uh, development. the goal is to protect the creative content from potential. missy was an artificial intelligence systems, for example, image and video generates of music generators, but also a text tools and data i used to train robots best selling office like george r martin on john grisham of also criticized me a i industry for using their work for training purposes, so there's a lot to watch all for in terms of protecting artist histories, a child that logical advances can lead to both positive and negative consequences

for humanity. do you think the arts would be exclusively made by robots and a i in the future with human artist be replaced. let us know. that's all for me today. by and see you next time. the soft are we to leaders calls i mean for a station in the rain forest continue, carbon dioxide emissions have words and again the people of the world are we the biggest change doesn't happen on the

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