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Regrann from @tattle_tailzz - When he was a child in Kenya, Richard came up with a brilliant way to protect his tribe and livestock from lions - without hurting the big cats. Tap the link in our bio to find out about the many ways "lion lights" changed Richard's life. He says more could be done to support young people like him who have bright ideas that could change the world. #BBCInnovators #BBCWorldService #africa #lion via @bbcnews - #regrann
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AI2027: Is this how AI might destroy humanity? (BBC World Service)
A research paper predicting that artificial intelligence will go rogue in 2027 and lead to humanity’s extinction within a decade is making waves in the tech world. (BBC World Service)……..
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Reading may feel like something that comes naturally, but it's taken thousands of years for our brains to develop the capacity to do it. That process has, in turn, transformed the brain's physiology. But reading on screens and smartphones could already be changing the way our brains work. 00:00 Why aren't we born able to read? 00:48 What is the origin of reading? 01:12 What impact does reading have on the brain? 01:39 How does reading different languages impact the brain? 02:43 How does reading impact the body? 03:18 How does reading on a screen affect us? 05:07 How can parents navigate new technologies?
DeepSeek, TikTok, Temu: How China is taking the lead in tech - BBC World Service
1,802,972 views Feb 7, 2025 #WorldService#chinatechnology#deepseekDeepSeek, TikTok, CapCut, Shein, Temu, BYD, DJI, Huawei - Chinese technology is everywhere and in many areas the country is challenging the former high-tech powerhouses. Click here to subscribe to our channel 👉🏽 https://bbc.in/3VyyriM It’s all down to an ambitious plan China set out 10 years ago. The Made in China 2025 project vowed to turn China from the world’s factory to the world’s innovator. And according to experts – they have largely succeeded. So how did they do it and what does it mean for the rest of the world and the future of technology dominance? Our Cyber Correspondent, Joe Tidy, explains. 00:00 Introduction 01:18 Made in China 2025 04:07 Sanctions 05:35 Reactions Check out more videos on AI & Technology, here 👉🏽 • AI & Technology
Filling in more missing history from my education, so let's talk about Fall of the Shah from @bbcworldservice . The Fall of the Shah is a dramatized history podcast about the fall of the Shah of Iran in 1979 and the rise of Ayatollah Khomeini. While my existing history knowledge was like, "Shah fell, Khomeini came to power, state run by religious zealots", there's (of course) so much more to it than that. Told from varying perspectives, a normal Iranian family torn by political upheaval, US President Carter and the cabinet, the Shah and his household, people around Khomeini, it's a very well put together tale, solid casting, story, and sound, it truly is an immersive story. I learned a lot from the Fall of the Shah, and you can too! If you like the 1865 podcast, world history, and solidly done historical dramas, then Fall of the Shah is for you!
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Boy, sometimes you get a podcast you wish you didn't need, but Tryer doesn't have live TV, and the easiest way for me to follow the news is podcast, if I can find what I need. You may need this too, so... Let's talk about Ukrainecast from @bbcsounds . Yup, does what it says on the tin. Ukrainecast is a BBC news program, which was created last Thursday, the day Russia started attacking the Ukraine. A team of BBC news pros, on scene correspondents, and interviews with Ukrainians, discuss the situation on the ground, and run a daily half hour breakdown on what's happening in the latest war of Russian aggression. Boy, I sure hope we can find a way to help that puts Vlad in his place and doesn't start WWIII. Cross your fingers, follow the news, and try not too doom scroll too much. If you like the most professional, up-to-date news from some of the best in the game, then Ukrainecast is for you!
Fresh in the last few months, let's talk about A Wish for Afghanistan from the BBC World Service (@bbcworldservice ) by Lyse Doucet (@lysedoucet).
When the US withdrew from Afghanistan and their government crumbled and seized by the Taliban, I was shocked and dismayed that things fell apart so quickly. I knew just a little about the history of the country, the invasion by the Russians and others over time, the Afghanis who have fled the violence and returned over time, the complex history of the Taliban and the US’s involvement, in turn providing guns, and fighting against them. I wanted to know, what have we done, where is the country now, and what are Afghanis thinking at this moment in time?
Well, Lyse Doucet and the BBC are here to help. Lyse has worked as a journalist and BBC correspondent in the country since 1989, and has the connections to speak with Afghani leaders, politicians, and Afghanis of all stripes to give a picture of both hope and fear, progress and heartbreak. Lyse does an exceptional job of threading the needle between asking hard questions and patiently listening to draw out discussions with her guests. Not all questions about Afghanistan are answerable right now, some, time will tell, others we may never know, but A Wish for Afghanistan will give you a deeper understanding, and a pathos for the people. A heartbreaking reminder of our shared humanity, and how refugees don’t leave their countries because they don’t love their countries, they long for home, just as you and I would. This show may make you cry.
If you like, documentaries that make you think, current affairs, history, or other cultures, then A Wish for Afghanistan is for you.
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#Repost @angelinajolie ... This is a video I produced with the BBC’s @YaldaHakim for @BBCWorldService and @BBCNews – the first of many, I hope. I’m not a journalist. My passion has always been to shed light on issues relating to young people and to support them. I believe no woman should be forced to hide herself, but for their safety, the BBC has decided to obscure their images to protect their identities. As with all editorial content that appears under its name, the BBC has final editorial approval. We hope that by making these videos about those under 25 who are caught up in global conflicts, we will be connecting young people to each other and to the big stories that affect them. #Afghanistan #BBCNews #BBCWorldService https://www.instagram.com/p/CTFHtNbHxdU4bewkYIhJgbAnSzlydmfPAg_9xE0/?utm_medium=tumblr
