why we need digital twins? i'll a topic on shift today. oh ah, shoot an a digital twin is a virtual copy of a physical object and it's programmed to behave realistically. for example, a cost performance could be tested on a virtual road without having to build the vehicle 1st, which 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, different 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 f, b, 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 many reactor it can spot irregularities and the reactor immediately the twins are living

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busy earth now has a twin, a digital twin. it's currently being developed and us tech company and videos, virtual reality omni verse. 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 ah, it might be the 1st to have sufficient computing power to simulate global weather and to accurately copy our earth to a meter, it makes predictions, 4 to 5 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 question is it, will

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

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 a new life wall and it all looks great too. bye now the i didn't twins of cars, buildings, factories, nuclear power plants and entire planets. but there are also the little things alive . 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 really

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and i did hear the name of it said digitally someplace that we'll need the our idea of digital democracy was a cross between physical spaces such as urban neighborhoods and a digital democracy that safeguards people's rights and privacy. and most importantly, enables them to exert power over public decision dance. will that this is uniformly gone with italian, francesca bria has long been committed to grassroots democratic platforms nearly fully. 6 years ago. she started as the municipalities burst, information officer. because this video ment, okay, of yellow factors. our biggest experiment was in democratic participation. for this we created a platform called se dean, barcelona barcelona. now does he b is a math lab, jessie? dim is a digital platform for citizen participation as that this anal up at is designed to enable you to participate digitally, but also to inform you of all the offline event i'm. i'm present. yeah. dora nozzle in the last 4 years and the hottest, the patient processes of all kinds have been created seo, mobility concepts, urban planning blunder design of public s

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or you could have a digital version of- have a digital version of marilyn _ have a digital version ofhese are some of— marilyn monroe. so these are some of the things we imagine in the — some of the things we imagine in the future. but some of the things we imagine in the future.— in the future. but perhaps it's not digital — in the future. but perhaps it's not digital people _ in the future. but perhaps it's not digital people that - in the future. but perhaps it's not digital people that we - in the future. but perhaps it's. not digital people that we have to worry about but the behaviour of real ones. i to worry about but the behaviour of real ones. i think is about writing _ behaviour of real ones. i think is about writing a _ behaviour of real ones. i think is about writing a whole - behaviour of real ones. i think is about writing a whole new. is about writing a whole new rulebook to this wave interacting. this is something we are used to. i guess it is up we are used to. i guess it is up to the stakeholders involved, like you have the tech companies, have governments, and even

is it a fed digital currency, fed-issued digital currency, a central bank digital currency in the united states to compete with the digital r.n.b., or sit a regulatory framework for fiat-backed stable coins? to preserve the utilization of the dollar as the world's currencier harnessing private sector innovation to advance a u.s.-centric version of frictionless, cross-border, secure use of digital currency backed by the dollar. which is the better approach and why? >> i'll take a quick crack at it. what's interesting about the question is what we hear from the executive branch is there's continued work in the cdbd state. as late as last week we heard from the white house in a detailed, technological discussion, that they're still working on a cbdc. the your is out on whether that'll happen at all. but the reality is that stable coins are proliferating today globally. 99% of those are, that ared back by fiat currencies are backed by the u.s. dollar, which gives us an incredible opportunity to export our values and principles abroad through technologies of that kind. this is an extraordinar

second, on the digital are in the, the digital r&b, or the ece and why, this divisional version of the chinese national currency. it's a national payment structure which is mostly domestic and retail which has been implemented across all levels of chinese society. it increasingly has the potential cross border applications and implications. at their current stages, these two alternative payment systems are not threats to the mainstream financial system. however, they are growing in technical sophistication and domestic adoption. digital r&b pilot projects are penetrating through all levels of chinese society. under an ambitious chinese leadership which envisions more prominent roles for chinese institutions in international finance, these systems could gain traction internationally and scale up accordingly with the right geopolitical conditions on the long run. it's such a scenario, chinese alternative payment systems and coalitions of alternative payment systems could eventually erode the ability of the united states to use financial sanctions as a deterrent or a punishment in the eve

it's called digital transformation, uh in the five national goals. in general, digital trans.ators that the government must provide. this is the digital maturity of key sectors of the economy, and in this sense. well, of course, we are trying to measure digital maturity, because here we are, of course, we measure not industries in relation to each other. you should really be certain. in terms of leveling. of course, we use the best international practice as a benchmark here as well. of course, there are two good news that, according to our indices, firstly, the financial market of the financial industry leads by a huge margin in terms of digital maturity from other sectors of the economy compared to international indicators. this is very important never. we compare finance with the russian economy. and when we compare the financial level of digitalization in russia with the level of civilization. so this is an industry in the world and in general here, of course i agree that here? probably, if we have it, the minimum or in many respects the financial industry under digitalizat

is it a fed digital currency, fed-issued digital currency, a central bank digital currency in the united states to compete with the digital r.n.b., or sit a regulatory framework for fiat-backed stable coins? to preserve the utilization of the dollar as the world's currencier harnessing private sector innovation to advance a u.s.-centric version of frictionless, cross-border, secure use of digital currency backed by the dollar. which is the better approach and why? >> i'll take a quick crack at it. what's interesting about the question is what we hear from the executive branch is there's continued work in the cdbd state. as late as last week we heard from the white house in a detailed, technological discussion, that they're still working on a cbdc. the your is out on whether that'll happen at all. but the reality is that stable coins are proliferating today globally. 99% of those are, that ared back by fiat currencies are backed by the u.s. dollar, which gives us an incredible opportunity to export our values and principles abroad through technologies of that kind. this is an extraordinar

but in the digital realm, you can give someone a copy of something digital, a perfect copy that is indistinguishable from the original and still keep the original. now there are 2 copies. what if you then give it to someone else again on the internet, everything can be duplicated infinitely. solving the double spending problem would help prevent fraud on the net. copy and paste could no longer be an option without it online commerce would be impossible to technology lot. it was a complex technical problem. that's why it took decades to solve. bitcoin is the result of decades of intensive research and ideology of freedom and a desire for secure payments banker and io is the individuals who had built precursors to big coin with his precursors hadn't been successfully if you think of it, a bit coin as a, as a new species of money. these species died on the operating table. they never really made it out of the lab. and so with a cipher pumps wanted to create a digital cash, but they had no idea how money worked. they knew how cryptography worked, but they very had very poor understanding of economics, m

every virtual act leaves traces in the form of digital pollution. i'm not just talking about my program much if our life takes place on line. bitcoin is as useful as social networks and streaming services. and it will stay that way. with that was a pretty wild year because from the start of the year to the end of the year before lunch from $10.00 to a 1000, which is a 100 fold returned. in january 2013, there was only a dozen of us who would show up to the big coin, meet up in san francisco, and then march, when the price it to $60.00. there was a 100 people and he was, is crazy. there is vcs ending out business cards, and we were like, oh, that was be coin thing is becoming real. my disappearance had unleashed my creation . the value of bitcoin spiraled out of control. bitcoin became an extremely volatile speculative asset because of fluctuations in supply and demand. one day you could buy a pizza for one bitcoin. the next, you could buy a sports car, a bit to volatile for a currency. people talked about big point of view as congress. there's a lot

tell me about those digital solutions that helped you, if there are any, or it was neutral. forgot. well, you know, i generally think that we did not survive. the blow that we took within six months, we simply would not have survived.

you know, there is the physical world and the digital world.ctually less than the physical world, but for them it is a totally different thing. but humanity won't be alone in these online virtual worlds. greg cross is co—founder and ceo of a company specialising in al called soul machines. he thinks we will be sharing these spaces with digital people. if we are going to have, spend more and more of our time, even on the internet, transacting and interacting digitally, how do we provide that human connection? and we do that by providing a digital workforce for a whole wide range of industries. what should we start with? one of the most interesting things we have learned about deploying digital people in healthcare and education, is people often prefer to interact with digital people, because it's removes the fear of human judgement from it. a digital person doesn't care if you do the same lesson ten times. soul machines is already building digital celebrities like jack nicklaus de—aged from 82 to 35, and nba star carmelo anthony... i can't wait

he thinks we'll be sharing these spaces with digital people.re of our time, even on the internet, you know, transacting and interacting digitally, you know, how do we provide that human connection? and we do that by providing a digital workforce for a whole wide range of industries. what should we start with? one of the most interesting things we've learned about deploying digital people in healthcare and education is people often prefer to interact with digital people because it removes the fear of human judgement from it. you know, a digital person doesn't care whether you do the same lesson ten times. soul machine is already building digital celebrities, such as jack nicklaus, de—aged from 82 to 35, and nba star carmelo anthony... i can't wait to see what we do next. as always, peace, and stay melo. ..ai—powered avatars designed to interact with fans online. but do you have any questions for me? imagine a world where maybe, you're going shopping in the metaverse. you could get served by one of our regular digital people... hi there. ..or you

he thinks we'll be sharing these spaces with digital people.o spend more and more of our time, even on the internet, you know, transacting and interacting digitally, you know, how do we provide that human connection? and we do that by providing a digital workforce for a whole wide range of industries. what should we start with? one of the most interesting things we've learned about deploying digital people in healthcare and education is people often prefer to interact with digital people because it removes the fear of human judgement from it. you know, a digital person doesn't care whether you do the same lesson ten times. soul machine is already building digital celebrities, such as jack nicklaus, de—aged from 82 to 35, and nba star carmelo anthony... i can't wait to see what we do next. but perhaps it's not digital people that we have to worry about, but the behaviour of real ones. i think it's about writing a whole new rulebook, basically, to this way of interacting. this is not something we are used to. so, i guess it is up to the stakehold

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we see there is the physical world and the digital world. digital world is actually less than the physical world, but for them, it is a totally different thing. but humanity won't be alone in these online virtual worlds. greg cross is co—founder and ceo of a company specialising in al called soul machines. he thinks we will be sharing these spaces with digital people. if we are going to have — spend more and more of our time, even on the internet, you know, transacting and interacting digitally, you know, how do we provide that human connection? and we do that by providing a digital workforce for a whole wide range of industries. what should we start with? one of the most interesting things we have learned about deploying digital people in healthcare and education is people often prefer to interact with digital people because it removes the fear of human judgement from it. soul machines is already building digital celebrities such as jack nicklaus, de—aged from 82 to 35, ai—powered avatars designed to interact with fans online. so, these are

literacy and low digital skills. these and people actually benefit from being able to speak to their device and getting back that information if they country don't understand and some of the tics that the many apps are developed primarily for the u. s. market and are adapted to its languages and dialects. the big tech companies keep to their own datasets and neglect the need for diversity. janai chair wants to change that. was it a common voice? projects is a project i was sit up with the aim off democratizing voice, and every time i the voice say thus voice space, the purpose was actually to create open source data sets that people could download and build products from. and be community driven to have diverse sets of languages available on the online space. chairs common voice team have built a platform where people can donate voice samples for datasets. the non profit mozilla foundation relies on community support. another aspect is that we encourage people who are anywhere in the world actually then validate thes

so the vaccine passport or any mandatory digital id, even a digital driver's license, a smart health card, can combine the functionality of the china social credit system. >> laura: people will say you guys are conspiracy theaters. but people were getting on my case in april of 2020 because germany was talking about the vaccine passports early in the pandemic. so i saw that and i was like this is like the new normal. people were saying you're crazy and here we are. i'm not saying i'm clairvoyant but here we are. >> absolutely things that seemed crazy two years ago are becoming reality, the new abnormal now. it's well established we are already being surveilled in terms of what our internet search history is, what our internet spending history is. all of these things. and they get put together easily with a vaccine passport platform, and then when you do that, then you can have a social credit system hall ranks you in terms of who you are, what you believe. and if you are counter narrative, then you can end up getting your -- we saw this in canada with the truckers, okay? the truckers

i only, it's now this is worth the work of a digital know met. not this is a if it's one of them and have been living in bali for the past month. the 32 year old runs or, or marketing agency. and technically she can do that from anywhere by the birth place in the world. you know, when i just came here, i feel like folly to my home for me, very comfortable to stay here. work here because in bali we can find ever if you on so fine. for example, mountains, you can go to the nurse if you want to. the beach will be nice. you pull people everywhere, and though i think volume of this don't, emma se, asia is already the most popular region in the world for clock workers. and indonesia is one of the countries living the field. apply for a simple vis a visa and you can work for up to a 180 days in a row. all legal without paying taxes in indonesia. not all foreigners know this and use a tourism visa instead, but even then they actually have little to worry about. because the supervision of foreigners who carry out digital no mad activities is based purely

exponential is for digital. but we can't conform to digital. we can't conform to the digital realm. we don't work like that. we are something else. we are biological. so that's i mean, pick whatever system of government want. you know, if i know my neighbors and we're going to stand up for each other and protect each other and work with each other, it matters a whole lot less. yeah, in the front, in the red, your, you know, where do you see education going in the next ten years? where do i see it? or wherever i like to see it? both. my problem with education right now and i talked to principal roles and presidents of universities and they are still going to corporate ceos and asking, what do you need? what do you need people to be trained in? how do i create students that are ready for your jobs? since when is education the supposed to absorb the cost of worker training? that's not what it's for. public education was education. how education was started. education was started so that the coal miners in england could live with dignity, so that in addition to working, they could home

t.correct. >> so the vaccine, passport or any mandatory digital id, evends a digital driver's license, a smar, t health card can combie the functionality of the china socialonalit system. so i know people are going are to say, oh, you guys areacy conspiracy theorists, this is great. but people people were getting0s on my case in april of twenty , twenty one because the germany was talking about the vaccine passports early in the pandemi so i . so i saw them like this.ke this is like the new normal people were like, you arele wer crazy, here we are. you'r i'm not saying i'm sore w clairvoyant here, but here we cr are. well, absolutely. things that seemvoyant crazy two years ago are becoming reality. the new abnormal now, as dr. new caryatid would say. bubnormat it's well-establishedn we are already being surveilled in terms of what our internet search history is , wherer our internet spending history is . all of these things get put pasr together easily with a vaccine passport platform. and when you when you do that, then you can have a socialterms credit system that ranks you ine term

get yourself a digital tween! entire business and try stuff out in that first. we have been to see the makers of dettol, who are trying to assess if they can make things more environmental. we use these everyday and these brands are made by one company in the industry gets them from factories to their homes is fast moving and comes with a big impact on the planet. hat big impact on the planet. not hue but big impact on the planet. iirrt huge but important that we look at the carbon footprint and think how will we reproduce the decarbonisation. it involves everything from raw materials all the way through to people using the products, have to come down by 50% by 2030. that is why we have to think of the factories and ingredients and packaging we use. to factories and ingredients and packaging we use.— factories and ingredients and packaging we use. to work out how we can — packaging we use. to work out how we can meet _ packaging we use. to work out how we can meet targets, - packaging we use. to work out how we ca

this transition to the digital conduct of criminal proceedings is what we must come to in the future which we will not go anywhere, the next direction. this is an investigation of criminal cases, more precisely, an organization. methodological support for the investigation of criminal cases, so to speak, digital criminal cases. here. we we cooperate very closely with colleagues from the ministry of the interior. e with profiles. today there is. well, i probably won’t reveal everything, but there are unique criminal cases in which we only had digital traces, there was evidence that some digital identifiers were involved, similar to the commission of these crimes, but the result was painstaking work. moreover, virtual work on the internet, specific persons were identified who were detained as a result of the work of this particular unit. and it is already worth a lot when we get a specific criminal from a virtual environment. at the moment, more than 11,000 extremist crimes have been registered in belarus since august 2020, of which more than 4.5 thousand have been investigated since j

our main goal is digitization. i stated this from the first days of my appointment, and this year we have already done a lot direction well, for example, eh in the conditions of a full-scale invasion, the load on our licensing system, which we launched in march, in the conditions of a full-scale war, the digital system for the first time, the load on it increased by 400 percent, and we survived, we issued, in the most accelerated mode, more than 12,000 licenses for various types of transportation once again i emphasize that it is 400 percent more than in the same period last year. the actual fuel crisis, which occurred at the beginning of summer in june-july, is precisely thanks to the system, the way to our new module, we issued licenses and added about six thousand gasoline tankers to the electronic cabinets of carriers, which thanks to this could go abroad to bring fuel, set up new logistics chains and overcome the fuel crisis, so i am proud of the fact that we were under enormous pressure at the time when the r