and that's how virtual fashion could bring the digital and the physical world together. digital models even compete with real models and influencers, top fashion labels are increasingly interested in working with these new stars. they look beautiful and can be booked for several jobs simultaneously. but they're not real people. digital models like shoe do, graham created in britain or no, nobody who hails from germany have been causing a stir in the fashion and influence are seen in the possibilities. are endless about that. i can portray her under water. i can have her dancing on a volcano. i can put her on a planet. that's what makes it so fascinating. in munich, based graphic designer yog zuba, created now new re the manga style avatar made her 1st public appearance in 2018 ford. zuba nunnery is more than just a digital model. he's given her a back story. she's 21 and lives in paris. you have to have a really struck a chord nori is currently your most successful virtual model on instagram fashion power houses like versace, jerry moo glare, or tommy hilfiger have booked her for ad ca

why we need digital twins? i will topic on shift today. ah, shoot in a digital twin is a vessel copy of a physical object, and it's programmed to behave realistically. for example, a cars performance could be tested on a virtual road without having to build the vehicle. first, bush of copies of factories could even be used to optimize work flows of the all planning and testing in the virtual world saves an enormous amount of money. resources in time, disney winds are being used in the growing number of applications. they could even make nuclear power plant safer. a cyber attack on a nuclear power plant. a horse scenario, conflicts between russia and nato surrounding the war and ukraine have renewed fears of this threat. based on api i information news agencies have reported that russian hackers have been scanning power plants for weak spots for years. scientists at the idaho national laboratory are therefore testing the 1st ever digital twin of a mini reactor. it can spot irregularities in the reactor immediately. the twins are living virt

but we're dealing with a kind of digital early capitalism it's as if new digital factories were popping up there's no regulation so we need a process involving labor struggles and they're already happening for. example google employees are trying to organize in unions they say the company has been blocking them and some even reports having been sacked. but the company denies this. i actually recognize many developments in this digital platform economy that we know from the history of the workers movement as of course the over drivers today are organized very differently than in facebook groups and they call wildcat strikes kind of post-modern union movement and i think that's a positive development or i definitely welcome it. so there's still hope but many of these checks and balances already part of labor law at least in germany the large into that corporations are not too happy about them before tech giants. facebook and amazon or operate worldwide and set themselves above national regulation in most countries they can avoid taxes and use the monopolies to their advantage national day

coming up next shift living in the digital age looks at how workers are fighting back against digital surveillance all that more coming up thank you so much for watching i think i want. is for me. is for you. is for health. beethoven is for. is for the. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven 202250th anniversary here on. a drop off in an hour i bet a hari algorithms organize my work days and write my performance what does that mean for me digital control when apps tell you how to do your job our topic today on shimmed. brave new digital workspace normal fixed hours working from the comfort of home and everything you need at your fingertips through your smartphone visualization has already greatly shaped the workforce especially in the service industry nearly half of the employees worldwide work in this sector in germany they make up 3 quarters what is it like to receive assignments from i phone we asked a by korea. exercising. receiving job requests by phone meeting friends and getting paid for it all but the life of a by korea may not be quite as great as companies would like

the new has launched a gigantic project, a digital twins of trying to us digital twin. what is that? again, a digital 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. good for example, of 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, but that's the new platform. the i could show you things like what might happen when a flood hits your neighborhood or how different climate scenarios could affect tourism . in your region, if you're pharma, you might want to check how the climate will affect your harvest, 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. so the goal is to have a full digital replica of, of that all it syste

i lot of the time when i'm training on digitization, i would say about the process of digitization is not about just sticking the photograph. it's about the decisions that you make before you take this photograph . the 1st step is inspection and selection. not everything can be digitized choosing the right to objects is also a way of writing history. when we are digitizing, do we still defeat the theme? colonial kind of tom. do we still repeat the ways in which are people or objects i describe? or is this an opportunity to say okay, let's change how things are described. 0, one example. the mama comes in the 1950s. the british army and colonists detained many canyons and forced labor comes using a kind of material. the african digital heritage non profit has created 3 these guns of the country. we've been going out into the field documenting these sites in that kind of i would say akila gina, sans to see what struck to and still exist. as well as contextualizing this tangible heritage, this tangible metal buildings in land to people as memories and people, stories, digitizing african

and china on the digital front. but the road ahead is a special one, perhaps even samplers. nowhere else is the transformation, so people centered matters of privacy and citizen. sovereignty are taken seriously, as is creating awareness of the issues. for me, the most important thing is that people feel empowered. that's is my data i created, i own it, i control let that we as a society decide, what do we want to do with technology so that we remains a society for humans and not a technological society. the potential is there, europe could use the next transformation wave to become more digitally independent and stronger. the digital future is in our own hands. ah ah, ah, with can make you happy. jewelry designer, daughter i, if way she has set a new trend in nigeria. ah, focusing on minimalist design. that creates lots of joy at re max in 30 minutes. d, w. o. oh. the world cut in could tie exactly 14 tim fulton version 40 because were there for you with reports and background information everything you need about t

and even better way to do that is with a plant digital twin. that way there's no need for actual food production or arable land. one of the superpowers that the digital twin provides, the engineering community, is to be able to look into the future. and we can now ask questions about this physical object that is in physical yet to determine if it's going to meet the expectations that we have. and that's quite incredible. this knowledge could help 5 starvation in the world. and the examples we've just seen showed that digital twins are helpful in finding solutions to humanities, most pressing challenges. how does flying affect the climate? how can we protect nuclear power plants from cyber attacks? how can we produce more sustainably? digital twins are the perfect testing ground for all these questions. i'm really excited to see what new insights we will gain from our digital earth. how about you? which digital twin would you be interested in? let us know on youtube or on d. w dot com. good bye, and soon, ah, help with into the conflict with seb

but in many other research areas in industries, digital twins are already indispensable to day. digital twins are far from being a vision for the distant future. for some businesses, they are essential, like the company unlimited to morrow, it specializes in 3 d printed prosthesis process. these is used to be extremely expensive, especially for children who need new ones as they grow. but now they as a solution, check this out together with his team engineer easton, la chappelle from colorado, designs individual arm prostheses in order to keep this process as simple and affordable as possible. they use software that creates a digital twin for each customer's individual prosthesis. or model relies on sunday and 3 d scanners to our users for a family member or friend would scan the residual them. we collect that 3 d data and geometry and, and start creating sockets. socket is how the device attaches to the person as really merging man a machine. it's not only an attachment mechanism to a human body, but as lined with muscle sensors. so a child out of the box after 10 or 15 minutes of trai

digital twin of the us. what's the reason for this, and how can a digital twin help us to make smart decisions as well? learning what virtual reality be? the future we um 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 in the jungle at $510.00 or 12 french president and manual not problem set in a speech in april this year? today for several hours a day, we open an adult with 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 signific

bear commissioner for digital affairs. are policymakers prepared for digital transformation. but the critics say. it's easy to see how problematic it is everyone bubbles about on their own with no overarching plan i think it's disastrous. when i look when everyone is in charge and then no one really has switched and they sure as human side there has to be a minister at the top jihad with an allocated budget and staff in order to quote were named and guide others who are responsible. in theory to our tape it is minister of state for digitalisation in practice she will do little actual power come must both of you have to take there has no budget and she just serves as window dressing shells of the government can say we take digitalisation seriously but they won't give her the main challenge the market so i really appreciate her as a colleague but she lacks the support of the budget and the power within the cabinet to make progress with precisely these issues influence of time as one skips internet sites model of us crime section a section as often as we send a very a no use cry

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so i think we're currently trying to define what value means in digital fashion, digital clothing and video games, so called skins are already generating millions and sale. is this what our digital selves might look like in the future? today there are already labels that offer fashion for our digital identities. the clothes are tailored to fit and individuals body, but without using any resources. who's the brands like hold out, are already selling digital video for 40 euro's science, text, fashion house or bobo created this feather dress and diamond necklace. at the 2021 london fashioned week, the designers presented their 1st digital ready to wear collection. this is still very much in his infancy. you can get some mindset shift that he happen. amber, j slow trans goal to have digitally dressed at least 10000000 people by 2025. ah, 3 d design, artificial intelligence and augmented re ality have allowed the world of fashion to shift from the physical to the digital world. many famous brands are already starting to show their physically existing clothing and digital realm. italian hig

here are the main upsides. digital literacy, navigating social media helps kids develop essential digital skills advertisements our increasingly digital was connection. social platforms allow minus to stay connected with friends and family, especially those far away to instant messaging, video calls and social updates. information platforms like you to provide numerous learning results is he's got access tutorials to. and so the groups participate in online discussions. creativity, social media offers a space for kids to express themselves creatively, sharing, outlook, writing music videos. they can receive feedback and encouragements from kids, which can boost that confidence and creativity. finding children from social media platforms, what deprived them of these opportunities, some argue 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 platforms 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 more sophisti

busy earth now has a twin, a digital twin. it's currently being developed a new f tech company and videos virtual reality omnivorous in video simulation platform. if used to study galactic winds or predict how hurricanes develop the simulations. we're going to scale of 10 to 100 kilometers, which does not cover the full spectrum of global environmental issues. more data is needed to make predictions on global climate. based on the ai supercomputer, cambridge to earth to is the software behind earth digital twin blue . it might be the 1st to have sufficient computing power to simulate global weather and to accurately copy our earth to a meter lou, it makes predictions $4.00 to $5.00 orders of magnitude faster. what takes a classical numerical simulation a year. now takes minutes. oh, this new supercomputer is currently being fed data. soon the data streams will be connected nurse to could then make global weather predictions and help us understand which developments lead to increasingly devastating storms and trouts. the questi

a digital nomad village europe says that it's for digital now math is in pont out his soul on the southwest in coast of the portuguese island, madera year round. the location of his mild weather in a natural paradise. it's just the place for people who only need a laptop for work. web designer, anna maria pizza, has swapped romania for madera. well, i did wanted to try out this lifestyle of a digital nomad. and i didn't one meet a full commitment from the beginning, so i decided i would come for a month. try it out. and i found out about my dad, i been the 1st dish, the nomad village on to the. so we have the cool working space. we have a community, so it seemed safe and clear. and that's why i decided to come here and book my flight. digital number like on the maria can use the co working space and the cultural center free of charge says february 2021. the local government and the initiative started madera, i've been advertising punch, diesel. well, the benefits are that i am able to work in a beautiful environment with a beautiful scenery that helps my productivity as well. and my a creat

brave new digital worked. base. working from the comfort of home and everything you need at your fingertips through your smartphone visualization has already greatly shaped the workforce especially in the service industry nearly half of the employees worldwide work in this sector in germany they make up 3 quarters what is it like to receive assignments from i phone we asked a by korea. exercising our receiving job requests by phone meeting friends and getting paid for it all but the life of a by korea may not be quite as great as companies would like you to say only contract employees have a guaranteed income to. get their assignments through enough insurers and algorithm decides how much they will. let algorithms only consider performance criteria such as speed position and reliability they don't care about the human being behind the data self employed under these conditions of the so called economy they fight for any short commission. university lecturer a team specializes in the working conditions of the digital

their book is called the digital soul, the digital digital sol as the idea that because we leave behind sandwich online a data every day. the lesson, it's possible to create a digital soul of internet users halloween upon the algorithms of artificial intelligence. what can analyze online behavior to create something akin to a personality profile need so at birth which can continue to exist after we die when he has passed. this is what many companies are merging around the world are claiming on, on few and it's reminiscent of religion and he does a unit and but instead of monotheistic places of worship, the she got to so we know have companies from silicon valley, silicon valley ones and zeros instead of jesus and buddha, while extracting our personalities out of big data seems to be pretty simple. the study by a stanford university and the university of cambridge shows that with just 10 likes an algorithm can understand our personalities better than our colleagues. after 300 likes a computer program can understand our personalities better and our partners. so can programs credibly repre

that edge, they save all information on the construction in a digital data back there, the digital twin, which is related to the material use in the building we've as he stored all that information. so that an owner, when selling the building to another owner, would have all this information so that if the building is dismantled at some point, we can easily find all the information of what could be reused. and where could it be result that material gets in your life. wow. and it all looks great too. by now the, i didn't twins of cars, buildings, factories, nuclear power plants and entire planets. but there are also the little things in life, thanks to sensors and computerized ventilation and irrigation systems. smart greenhouse is create high deal growing conditions for plants. the soil, air and lighting can be identical everywhere around the world. new data is constantly being collected. only having this set of data doesn't mean anything. you have to transfer that data into information, actionable insights, but to really understand how a plan growth was all the physiology in it. and re

you can compare this wallace but it digital camera but in your digital camera the sounds was about this us were saying this is a big volume about them but that leaves us in the form a difference is that a camera the picking. takes fifty two pictures for certain words here we take forty million times the seconds a picture this corresponds to producing ten thousand if it is for certain. given match quantity information must be selected. electronic filters only let through data that's considered pertinent even so the amount of data processed by the computing center is impressive. initially this data is stored on thousands of hard drives which in turn are stored in computer racks in this way scientists can access the data they need for their research very quickly. yet the amount of data is so large that it would take several decades to analyze it even if sun had a network of computers that could process millions of operations per second. unlocking the secrets of matter in the universe takes time a period of time that's much too long given the fragility of the hard drives on the surface. and

the book is called the digital sold. you need to call the digital sol as the idea that because we leave behind so much online data every day. it's possible to create a digital so of international uniform. the algorithms, the artificial intelligence, can analyze online behavior to create something akin to a personality profile, which can continue to exist after we die when he was present. this is what many companies emerging around the world claiming its own feeling. it's reminiscent of religion, tony. but instead of monotheistic places of worship, god, we know, have companies from silicon valley, silicon valley ones and zeros instead of jesus in florida. wow. extracting our best analogies out of big data seems to be pretty simple. the study by a stanford university and the university of cambridge shows that with just cam likes, an algorithm can understand our personalities better than our colleagues. up to 300 likes, a computer program can understand our personalities better than our partners. so can programs credibly re

o we entering the age of the digital euro, the e. c. b is expected to give the green light today. proponents say it will strengthen europe's digital and monetary sovereignty and keep the euro zone competitive. a digital euro would have the same value as analog, cash, all the money in our bank accounts. it would be issued by the e. c, b, or national central banks to private persons and companies. euro deposits would probably be kept to the value of around $3000.00 euros. that's 2 e's fears that the digital coin could make. the e. c, b, a competitor to banks. but a survey by germany central bank says most consumers here reject a digital euro, 56 percent of households saying it would add no additional incentive over current payment methods. and they're worried about the new euro security are correspondent conrad booms and is in frankfort for us on this. and we're joined by market vill, who is a financial expert from the university of st gallon. so conrad, let's start with you. what are we expecting from the e? c, b today and their announce

want more from life in the digital age than visit our facebook page d w digital. here you'll find the latest digital news and trends including interesting apps the latest gadgets helpful tutorials and of course our ship reports. like us comment and tell us what you think on g w digital . and as always on shift we leave through the exit the internet find of the week today marvels magnets and music. videos of marble runs are extremely popular online little toy blocks made of wood fidget spinners dominoes and magnets are all obstacles for a tiny ball this video has generated more than a million views on you tube since the beginning of the year. what's unique about you tube or doodle chaos is videos is that classical music plays in the background . this marble run is perfectly timed with tchaikovsky's beautiful waltz of the flowers so that the marbles roll in time with the music. now for the grand finale. and next week. the dutch police have begun using old mended reality to solve cases hundreds of kilometers away the system streams videos shot by offices at the scene

s of art pretty much anything digital can be turned into an n.f.t. from tweets to virtual collectible cards to video game figures but hold on let's start from the top how exactly do an f.p.s. work well they're created and the block chain here's how. the block chain is a chain of data blocks bound to each other using crypto graphic principles before a new block is added say a transaction like of it quite approach as it 1st gets verified by thousands or even millions of computers on the network in the block chain you can generate so-called tokens push can represent a particular value by the right to carry out an anonymous transaction in the block chain like a digital coupon you can trade with. there are different types of crypto tokens. one r. and f t's which stands for fungible token fungible means exchange of. change making unique or scarce money is fungible whether you have $1.00 us dollar bill or another doesn't matter the value remains the same. we used to think of digital art as somewhat fungible because it can be downloaded and copied theoretica

living in the digital world shift. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine let me all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for minds. a job offer in an hour i bet a hari algorithms organize my work days and write my performance what does that mean for me digital control when apps tell you how to do your job i want topic today on shift. our. brave new digital workspace normal fixed i was working from the comfort of home and everything you need at your fingertips through your smartphone visualization and. already greatly shape the workforce especially in the service industry nearly half of the employees worldwide work in this sector in germany they make up 3 quarters what is it like to receive assignments from a phone we asked a by career. exercising our receiving job requests by meeting friends and getting paid for it all but the life of a by korea may not be quite as great as companies would like you to say o

i lot of the time when i'm training on digitization, i would say about the process of digitization is not about just sticking the photograph. it's about the decisions that you make before you take this photograph . the 1st step is inspection and selection. not everything can be digitized choosing the right to objects is also a way of writing history. when we are digitizing, do we still defeat the theme? colonial kind of tom. do we still repeat the ways in which are people or objects i describe? or is this an opportunity to say okay, let's change how things are described. 0, one example. the mama comes in the 1950s. the british army and colonists detained many canyons and forced labor comes using a cable material. the african digital heritage non profit has created 3 these guns of the country. we've been going out into the field documenting these sites in that kind of, i would say akila gina, sans to see what struck to and still exist. as well as contextualizing this tangible heritage, this tangible metal buildings in land to people as memories and people, stories, digitizing african c

some of the billions of digital data. transits every second day over the internet is precious time stored in nice red. says this is a rack and there are hundreds of them all around us they consist of going to shooters and disks if this is the cloud of. all the memory of companies memories of individuals your photographs your emails it's all located in racks like this somewhere on the planet in the data centers. the cloud of data centers manages our digital lives every day including an increasingly large share of our private lives. the memory of humanity the memory of individuals is to a certain extent contained in data centers in the us and those. who don't know this data is extremely valuable we can't lose it we don't want to lose your photographs and the only way the method that we have now found to keep and protect your information is essentially to replicate a ticket so with the data centers a memory won't always be constantly duplicated from hard drive to hard drive to remain permanent. if it can the fact that you ca

and china on the digital front. but the road ahead is a special one, perhaps even samplers. nowhere else is the transformation, so people centered matters of privacy and citizen. sovereignty are taken seriously, as is creating awareness of the issues. for me, the most important thing is that people feel empowered. that's is my data i created, i own it, i control let that we as a society decide, what do we want to do with technology so that we remains a society for humans and not a technological society. the potential is there, europe could use the next transformation wave to become more digitally independent and stronger. the digital future is in our own hats. ah ah, to the point, strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. process military continues to attack civilian infrastructure in nuclear power is all about civilians are phrased, you grind coals that a wall cried all the se, just a side effect of wall. in today's edition of to the point we asked as rush, i become a target to the point in 30 m