right. mcginnis cited several reasons for the move to a digital tender one. is that the declining use of cash, but there is also a concern that all the nations will dominate the digital economy if the you doesn't take action. so for an i, jerry, i'll jamaica and several other caribbean nations have fully launched centrally back to digital currencies and other $53.00 countries are in the event stages of a roll out, including china, india, japan, and brazil. that's good morning, this from dw correspondence band. we got in brussels band, a good to see you. tell us more about why you regulators feel this digital euro is actually necessary. the commission is says it wants to be part of the game. it feels that it is necessary to have also a digital branch of the your, which is the 2nd biggest currency in the world. and they want to, to fulfill the vicious of consumers. there was a survey and consumers say, yes, we want that. and it also grounds some kind of independence from payment systems like mastercard or visa, which are all seated in the united states. right?

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 it 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 . less is moon and can make you happy. julie designer, dove right away. she has such a new trend in nigeria ah, focusing on minimalist design. that creates lots of joy. every max in 30 minutes on d w. o. oh, sure. what do you, what do you get for $0.50 or $0.50 a lot? with thinking cough bills? lumpkin, did you know it cost $0.50 to feed one hungry child

what do advocates of this digital euro say about that? where they say it's the opposite is true because the digital, the euro books like cash, you don't have so much data involved as if you paid was mastercard visa because there's no name involves. there is no account involved, so you're not leaving much traces and that's why the amount of a did you to do to, to yours. it can have in your smartphone, it is limited actually 2 or $3000.00 zeros to avoid and of yeah, there's something, some abuse and also money laundering, dw corresponding battery got in brussels. bam, thank you. and also some of the other global business stories making use your own. are you be asked to look at more than half of countries with $45000.00 jobs. so was thinking joined us, acquired from arrival in an emergency take over. the bulk of the cuts will be rewarded leave with an investment banking support staff traders and bankers are likely to be most effective. the detailing private, assert, georgia, maloney has criticized the european central bank for repeatedly rai

than is what in, in all was high in all modesty licked off of my digit. i think my digital art could also be interesting in relation to all images made a form here. the whole martin. oh, oh. oh cup and you see from arc to one to 5 and i made an addition of 512 tokens annually. it was dropped in july isn't good, which means that he can buy it online and i sold out in 2 and a half hours, which was weird because there was no preview or official openings about it was just me and my student relating to jojo and of and the money started pouring in thing to like a jack pods and a it was surreal. ulysses though that the hall and f t hi were experiencing now confirms to me that in hindsight, all the, all those years of being a nerd were pretty cool. that with noonish cooler so, so noon in the financial heart of miami christie's. auction house is organized an exhibition of n f t's artist christa. kim is accompanied by veritas, cammie, he buys nf t's for the wealthy indian crypto king met a coven blue, or you brother purple with all my god, 3 vercadia my pleasure. m

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so at the moment when you take out a loan, a new digital currency, or new units of that digital fee is crated by some dollar digital dollar deposits in your bank account. and it's backed by dad. but because with that is so now over leverage the solution to that is a movement towards centralization, where you can let the bank go boss. but you just issue the digital currency directly from the central bank, and you allow financial technology companies and banks to build on top of the central bank digital currencies. while it is a de leveraging and it is a solution, it comes with the removal of free market. capitalism comes with the removal of all those. those things. that's a one, a currency that's in these ones that removed from governments being graded. and it moves us towards an algorithmic artificial intelligence lad complete the centralized central bank, digital currency that is used to enforce government agendas, fiscal agendas. if you're not spending your money in the correct way, then there will be, you know, algorithmic penalties on that. that will be automated tax collection. it

so digital payments are definitely are, have become very popular in india, so would be good or digital will be could also have a bright future. but god remains to be seen as a spouse, tingle troll. you mentioned crypto currencies, india now taxing crypto transactions pretty heavily. why has the government they're taking such a hard line against crypto? well, yes, you're right. there's 2 units. it's a hard line. in fact, the taxes only so as not to be able to band to currencies because they continue to be very popular will. now of course, um, because of the slump in the crypto market, to investors out a little bit to wary. but there has been enthusiasm in the concept of criptos for a very long time because of which the government has stayed away from a ban. but the tax is to discourage people from using criptos. now the r b, i has been saying for a long time that a crypto currencies are volatile, they are unsafe and they're not necessarily the best instrument for 4 countries like india, where even financial inclusion is, is something that is that government really needs to expand. so fo

they are digital made us. we absorb what we can offer super fast and count one, even though many of them are no longer in school. they're very familiar with technology and the technology is their natural environment as well. this ensures that they can learn and use what we offer it super without any able to attend. that group with able to put that on the child is financed by donations. 60 percent of participants have entered the labor market. the nato airline now has a jobs which he can also build on, and his cousins, digital education has led him to study mathematics at a university publishing. but it was when you're all participating in a shared huge screen by closing a gap who's bringing together a most dynamic market that exists in the world with, namely tech companies and with the people who would never have been able to access it. but it's when i get the next to it, i still the sort of the mission here is all about spreading the word about for travel, digital bringing neighborhoods and friends out of pov

what do advocates of this digital euro say about that? but they say it's the opposite is true because the digital, the euro books like cash, you don't have so much data involved as if you paid was mazda account, a visa, because there's no name involved. there is no account involved, so you're not leaving much traces and that's why the amount of did you to do just as yours it can have in the us model, it is limited, actually 2 or 3000 zeros to avoid and of yeah, there's something, some abuse and also money laundering the w corresponding battery got in brussels. bam, thank you. and also some of the other global business stories making his new owner you've asked for kind of more than half of clarice with 45000 jobs. so was thinking joined us acquired from arrival in an emergency take over. the bulk of the cuts will be rewarded, leave within investment banking support staff traders and bankers are likely to be most effective. italian prime minister, georgia maloney has criticized the european central bank for repeatedly raising interest rates

news up next shift living in the digital age looks at china's great firewall and finds out how much online criticism authorities allow. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 360 getting out now. i was fishing when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room. it was hard. i even got white hair is the. language. this keeps me and pick up a uniquely to interact with the same thing you want to do their story. writing and reliable information for migrants. coming. over 800000000 people use the internet in china but things look a lot different there than elsewhere facebook and google blocked for example what's the internet like behind the chinese fire wall i want topic today. most of the world uses products from google apple facebook and amazon or god but not china there are 3 homegrown tech giants. dominate the industry they're called by. and. also known as. in china but i do replace with google. and is more popular than facebook is here but that's not all. but i do smurf service instead of goog

starts aug 19th on digital. over 800000000 people use the internet in china but things look a lot different there than elsewhere facebook and google are blocked for example what's the internet like behind the chinese firewall i want topic today. most of the world uses products from google apple facebook and amazon or. but not china there are 3 homegrown tech giants dominate the industry they're called by the . and handsome also known as be 80 in china but i do replace as google is for e-commerce and is more popular than facebook is here but that's not all. by 2 smart service instead of google maps. instead of twitter and we chat instead of what's. in china separate providers for almost every online service available in the west but they're far more than just copies in many fields like live streaming. and online payment chinese providers have become global leader. stockman is a professor at the hattie school of governance in berlin and an expert on china's digital trends she says uses play a big role in these dev

but what happens when you mixed digital games with actual physical sports? something like digital? the answer is yes. ah was on is preparing to host the 1st ever gains of the future. a cyber contest with a physical dimension. players are putting their online and real real skills to test . as pioneers of the fidget a movement, one of the innovators eager to study at all, is on the verge of redefining sports and gaming. he tells us what's behind this synergy and if it's the future, why not truly cyber spar work combination? it's kind of a hybrid between what's happening in the real world and what's happening on sprint . if this is the all philosophy, you cannot achieve a good results in the digital while not having a good physical form. we're trying to drag them out of the computer from the you know and get them on the field, get them on the beach. ah, well, it basically inventing different kinds of sports including that, that problem geisha of the cyber sport within the physical reality and vice versa. we're experimenting with all st. blue. the stakes are rising that you know, the b

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who are these new digital athletes? and how do you train them for something that's never been done before? we we, we came to know that there are lots of physical teams that actually already exist. there were another where, while that was, they weren't there were that fidget though they weren't feasible. they are feasible right now, as a lot of people, there are a lot of teams that play more so called, but after or tech in or street fighter, all those, you know, the, the fighting stuff after they actually fight or do the training and the my on the boxing on the martial arts things while all of them. well not all of them, but i would say 90 percent, a good 90 percent of them doing the same in the cyber sport. once they, they've done something on the, on the actual octagon or in the ring and to make them compete into that. they weren't aware. now we've made them know in some that were may, we offered them the opportunity that they competes. but in the boss disciplines, as a lot of footballers, there's a lot of atlas and fo

so sometimes your local banks are working against your digital sovereignty as a where central bank digital guarantee will just find these a year of elections. how do you think uh, the powers that be leisurely to manage to persuade electro, it's all around the world will be voting this year. that the grocery shop analogy of how and economy works is the way the economy works. they seem to manage should be able to say there isn't enough money to pay for this. they will offer this in the manifesto. given that you are explaining something, even more complicated about the future of money. are you asking me how they will, the grocery store? i mean, this grocery shopping that there isn't enough money. does that make any sense to you when the yeah, well, i suppose though, the traditional way they, they try to present themselves as being like a house. so that's a very classic stats or rides idea that the but the government is like a, is like a household like any other and it has limitations on his budgets, right. which is not true. i mean the, one of the ways to think about this is to imagine like u

sides also in our show, india expands its pilot project for a new digital repeat. we'll hear from our correspondent in delhi. and russians who have fled to turkey might be wearing out their welcome in an economy where many are struggling walking to show, i'm seen beardsley in berlin. super aggressive, the words reportedly chosen by french president, a man wilma cron to describe a new american law that he argues will distort transatlantic trait. mccomb speaking during a closed door meeting with us lawmakers on wednesday. today he'll have the ear of us president joe by as part of the state visit to washington. the new law, the $430000000000.00 inflation reduction act subsidizes us investment that lowers carbon emissions such as electric vehicles across as it discriminates against european firms at a critical moment for the content. what has happened in recent months is a challenge for us because we are starting to have differences on energy issues. and the cost of to her is not the same in europe and in the united states. but the choices that have been made for which

as a digital currency, which is a digital representation of the cash and coins created by the government dollars or years or pounds and central bank digital currencies is a mechanism for removing bags from money creation. so at the moment when you take out a loan, a new digital currency, or new units of that digital currency is crated by some dollar digital dollar deposits in your bank account. and it's backed by dad. but because that, that is so now over leveraged, the solution to that is a movement towards centralization, where you can let the bank go boss. but you just issue the digital currency directly from the central bank. and you allow financial technology companies and banks to build on top of the central bank digital currencies. while it is a di leveraging and it is a solution, it comes with the removal off for the market. capitalism comes with the removal of all those things. that's a one, a currency that's in these ones that removed from governments being graded. and it moves us towards an algorithmic artificial intelligence lead complete the centralized central bank, digital

as we have mentioned, africa is made incredible inroads into using digital infrastructure, digital tools, and to power different types of economic development, east africa, digital currencies, where i'm sitting in south africa. digital money is virtually a dominant, some very, very few payments in south africa made in cash, but these days. so it's so there's an incredible amount of opportunities for africa to lead to a new development phase through digital infrastructure. but the question is, if europe is really, as we said, is really key to do so on a, bilateral, and the same time on an equal footing. whether it's going to be trying to use it's leverage to exploit african consumers. this is not what we want. what we need is to support african people to develop their own and prices to be able to use the internet and the digital connections to create new jobs, new economic opportunities everywhere. so for instance, internet neutrality is really important. as we have already mentioned, you know the internet if it's not neutral, it's controlled by certain parameters by certain rules and he

digital. in china and it shows how. true it an ideology there we go muslim minority in northwest china they are being monitored very closely. it's like a testing ground for total states surveillance police officers into what's called the integrated joint operation performed the program collects extensive personal data and flags individuals who appear potentially dangerous the organization should . and rights watch analyzed the program on its surface most of this information looks like standard fare for police but as we dig deeper into the are we can see that ordinary routine we will behavior is being treated by authorities as suspect the data gathered citizens is shockingly comprehensive includes information ranging from religious affiliations and driver's licenses to employment records and even gathers data on residential energy consumption movement patterns filmed by the ever present surveillance cameras if something appears out of the ordinary consequences can be devastating for example it's helped single out detain

it is part of the digital so growth china's band to expand its digital influence around the world. for years, china has been making deals with political leaders, especially in the global south to build smart cities and installs surveillance cameras, sometimes china, even for the bill. so how does this tech benefit citizens? the on the c p is cable, brings past them all by internet to can yeah. for example, when most people use cellphones to get online anyway. but where do these cellphones come from? i'm using, i mean, i'll put it into to, with samsung 8 that i use samsung on. i'm using a techno of 3 more than 60 percent of the people we spoke to, and i robi kenya, use phones made by chinese companies. anthony a while ago uses 2 phones, one for mobile money transfers and $1.00 for internet. this one is samsung galaxy at 10 s. and this one is a 10, according to multiple lunney po till the researches chinese businesses in africa. this is exactly the market chinese mon makers. i've tried to capture average. i've taken part of the hope was to cellphones and those 2 cellphones, one has t

so those digital collectibles that have limited edition the digital objects that could be moved around graphs. and that's fine. um they have prices, they get price on the market, right? the sensor see, is that they're a competing monetary system to the us dollar. okay. um and so, and in order for that promotes is all of those objects to convince people that these are a alternative to be used. all of that the results are a lot of conservative minus the ideology, dr. step to present these things as being digital gold and always going to stop and that often those results and then drawing on lots of tribes, civil stare, etc, essentially, right? the idea that money should be a constrained thing, right? it shouldn't be like a commodity. and that's pretty much what market stacks are and people like that used to use when i was saying, oh, we can't afford to lose money, is a constrained commodity. so we got the cuts privatize everything and stop spending on health care and stop spending an education, right, because we can't find the money. right. so this whole idea that money is a constrained c

we are prepared for the digital television transition. >> i think that is everything. >> when the digital transmission happened yesterday, people that normally had their analog signal, once they switched to digital, they might have lost what they normally would have been able to see in terms of distance. some people in the new york market live on the french and switched to digital and may not be able to get that signal any more. how is the fcc addressing the loss of stations? >> you have to identify what the problem could be. they might not have the converter box put up right where they might have they antenna problem. boston might have an antenna problem. -- they might have an antenna problem we are going to be working with them -- and can a problem. -- they might have an antenna problem. we are going to be working with them. we often rise, albeit very belatedly, a transmission system but should have been done three years ago instead of seven or eight months ago. there are solutions for most of these problems. we will be working with them. these are local situations. tip o'neill said all

now we've made it here again in this digital form. it's a very kind of puritanical way of thinking about money. and it's also, it has started to enact sure it, well, let's just get through a definition and then of money i should just say personally, you know, when i was 1st at the bbc in london, i go to loads of trouble. i was the only person on night shift when bearings banks went bust in the city of london, and i chose casino b roll pictures to illustrate voiceovers. and right from the top of the bbc they said, never use roulette tables ever a game. when talking about the finance you, however, use the analogy when defining money, what is money? the method level, if you're looking for the most kind of generic description, i would tend to say the money is a system of network access tightens um that enable us to access a network of human labor grads. um, that's a very broad way of speaking about it. um, and if you think about it, a lot of traditional ways of describing money, people imagine that there are some like value stored in mone

know stockman is a professor at the hattie school of governance in berlin and an expert on china's digital trends she says users play a big role in these developments main difference between chinese users and european users is that chinese internet users a fast adopters so when there is a new platform they will immediately go and try it out. we chat alone has more than $1000000000.00 users a month. we have pain is the leading mobile payment service it works in supermarkets and at restaurants hardly anyone uses cash in china anymore users can even buy doctor appointments. we chat it's like a super without it getting around in china isn't easy. social media platforms like we chat for example emphasize less the distribution of information but more social networking for which had was invented as a means to develop what's called in china. social connections. video streaming services are especially popular in china. instead of future netflix tencent video. and your crew are popular platforms for short videos that last around 15 seconds are flooded with $800000000.00 visitors each month the curre

no jobs could be created in the digital sector. if this would not to cover all our job seekers over the coming 5 or 10 years when we're people have in the past worked in traditional areas on can't be trained for the digital sector overnight. like the old recorders show, no convincing companies to set up shop here might not be such a challenge after all. good connectivity is not the islands, only trump let's over me and the business. same here and bill. and if you do, i'm all from us to head over to our website, d dot com slash business. you can also find us on the d doing is youtube channel, and i'll get back with ah, eco, india. she's the pond savior. graham, we're tom wire wants to revive polluted dried up water holes. they serve a vital function for the water supply and ecosystems near metropolises. he's getting closer to his goal thanks to the help. a many volunteers. he go india. in 30 minutes on d. w. o . to 6th grade, so he did, she couldn't available to go over. i mentioned home the force i'm hold on those missing that we c

the market may be small but in the digital art world something and if t.v.'s are revolutionary to allowing digital artists to authenticate their work easily and in a foolproof way for the 1st time and all scientists a teeny little when he announced the actual artwork itself even the physical painting isn't necessarily where it was held so you may have the most valuable out work in the world who are out being able to offend skates it. can potentially have a value of 0 or some collectors may value it but generally speaking you're not going to be able to get it into a or to house likes of a b.s. or something like that the technology also allows artists to collect a percentage of their revenue every time that art but this is an old that's not the case in the traditional markets and they can sell there are more direct. any artist with a computer and photoshop and a dream can get on and start making money from their often start benefiting from it and it really doesn't power the individual and empower the masses to get involved with the art world in a way that has n

so digitalization is not really sustainable or is it can digital technologies also help us protect the environment and slow climate change? these questions and much more this week on dw science show. welcome to tomorrow. today the 2 months on top of the 70 sleet. as i go to work at the institute for ecological economy research in berlin, we meet them at the cities museum of technology, which is home to an exhibition called the network about the history of modern communication, analog systems they've given way to digital. once the birth of the internet drove digitalization forward at a frenetic pace, and that's impacted the environment, i think you tell is equal photos of toys. utilize ation already accounts to 2 to 4 percent of the global c o. 2 emissions on about 10 percent of the global electricity consumption and my research group. once kai could, i did that if the incident where a country it would rank stood world wide electricity demand after china on the us. that's because the net is much more than just a cloud of ones and zeros. in effect, detecting that to bottom line is that b

the digital euro will be stored in a digital wallet on your smartphone, you'll be able to move money from your traditional bank accounts into that wallet and make payments using your smartphone. but if you prefer to keep using bank notes and coins, you can. the idea is to restrict the use of the digital bureau to smaller payments using it for a larger amounts could otherwise the stabilize the bank. if customers were to transfer all their money to their digital wallet, the payments with the digital euro could be made online or offline direct from pay or to pay each which affords more privacy. another advantage service providers like paypal mastercard and apple pay charged fees. but paying with the digital euro would be free of charge. the payments across national borders would also be possible. the potential drawbacks consumer watchdog spear it could replace cash completely and that consumer behavior could easily be spied upon. but the gc being system, it will guarantee privacy and the digital euro will compliment not replace bank notes and callings no, i can't wait to go shopping wit

to washington delphine's march from by then up the next shift in living aid to the digital age looking at china's the great firewall for now on behalf of the whole team hey thanks for watching on heaven i am for a meeting. with him a simple online on your mobile and free to subsequent d w z e learning course nico speak german from a to z. . in the art of climate change. or pseudonyms. 12 years to think of the future of. g.w. dot com their decisions for the making. clear the term. over 800000000 people use the internet in china but things look a lot different there than elsewhere facebook and google are blocked for example what's the internet like behind the chinese fire wall i want topic today. most of the world uses products from google apple facebook and amazon or. but not china there are 3 homegrown tech giants dominate the industry they're called by do . and pants are also known as b. 80 in china but i do replace as google is for e-commerce and tencent is more popular than facebook is here but that's not all. service instead of google maps where you go instead of twitter and tweet

perhaps in future digital advertise could help us say good bye. when we just want to remember, could you imagine meeting and a i double of a deceased loved one. it seems to have helped this mother at least truly. it also depends on the quality of the and the way you engage with it. but expos, one of the dangers of putting too much trust in of a task like these, of a toddler totally of a task, even impressed, and the i am still alive. i'm not even going to check. so the question is whether that can actually help people who used my money because you still have this presence even visiting us, like you might be able to get things off your chest and have a conversation with them. again, maybe even move on from conflicts. you might have had income, but this also, the very real possibility is that you get stock as tangled up in your green. how off of things never the less of a task can be a source of support for the bereaved me try it. but my from berlin was terminally ill with cancer. he wanted to preserve a part of himself or his wife and children. so

they want to make sure our rory, our a digital currency doesn't mess with. are there the soonest, the better the, or the financial system? right. i think that's the 1st thing in which alpha one potential barrier for the e one had been common use of existing and a tronic payment systems. we chet run by 10 cent holdings and aunt groups. ali pe, hold in 90 percent share of the mobile payment market between them. but recently which had followed an early pace footsteps by making it compatible with e. one. the move by tense and to make its hybrid messaging and more by payment at which it compatible with the digital you on could be a significant step in its adoption, which had already boasts more than 1000000000 uses worldwide, and is widely used across china. the developments appear to be part of a broader push to attract, uses the head of china spring festival, as well as the winter olympic games. the p, b o. c. set that foreign visitors coming for the winter games would be able to use a digital. you are at olympic when use, even without a chinese bank account. i

artificial intelligence is making this possible chatbox or digital of a task possess the ability to mimic our personalities, kind of like living on after death. but is that something we even want? the tech companies around the world are competing to make the perfect recreation of a deceased person's likeness. thanks to advances in the i and dfcs, they are becoming increasingly realistic. the budgeting grief tech industry is already making a name for itself, particularly in china, the us. but what is it like to chat with a copy of a deceased partner, christie, angel from the us to just out? if you had a chance to talk to someone that guy did you love? would you take it without knowing what the risk is without knowing what the outcome is? would you take it? at american christie angel chatted with an a i about which she had to train 1st with the few personal details about a d. c. 's boyfriend. this experi, it was free. there were things that scared me and a lot of stuff i didn't want to hear. and the documentary tunnel you to drummond film, make us explore what it's like to try to bring that

there is a digital sense in digital time that every moment is like every other moment. that time is somehow generic. as human beings, they been in real time and space committee understand that we don't live like that. every moment is not like every other moment. the more about higher rhythms and biological clocks, the more we find out how many timepieces there are in s. jet lag is to be seen as jewish folklore. they didn't leave until his major league baseball managers and pitchers traveling west to east did worse than pictures east to west. once they believed in terms of negotiation, they said maybe you can't just schedule yourself to a thousand things. it turns dirty shriek of the lunar cycle tends to dominate brain chemistry. go through week of dopamine and norepinephrine. so if you know everybody is in dopamine week, that's party week. they're open to new ideas. serotonin will work really hard and norepinephrine of the lake for obama in a fight or flight organizational structural thinking. but if you understand that that we are biological creatures, we have been for