FIRST DELIVERY The most relevant challenges our society willl face in a near future

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FIRST DELIVERY The most relevant challenges our society willl face in a near future

The develop of artificial intelligence

http://theconversation.com/worried-about-ai-taking-over-the-world-you-may-be-making-some-rather-unscientific-assumptions-103561

The challenge is not in the rapid development of AI, the real one is how humans will use it. Artificial intelligence technology will only reach where we allow it. So, first we must work in an equitable society in which we all win with technology.

Humans tend to be afraid of what they don’t understand. Fear is often blamed for racism, homophobia and other sources of discrimination. So it’s no wonder it also applies to new technologies – they are often surrounded with a certain mystery.

Some technological achievements seem almost unrealistic, clearly surpassing expectations and in some cases human performance.

What is the line between the man and the machine

The new technologies is a actual worry and challenge for our society. A developed technology needs a developed society, with awareness and inteligence for the achievements that can replace the human work, and without fear of what they don´t understand.

Let's start with knowing, what is AI?

The implications of using the cell phone

https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-do-cell-phones-affect-people https://onlinesense.org/mobile-phone-affects-brain/

What science tells us about the health risks of Cell Phone Use

How Is Your Phone Changing You?

In an issue of San Francisco Medicine, Dr. Devra Davis (President of Environmental Health Trust) mentioned the following

She continues by pointing out that they have a stronger effect on children since their bodies aren’t fully developed

"A cell phone is a two-way microwave radio with intermittent and destabilizing pulses, unlike microwave ovens that steadily operate at the same frequencies at much greater power...The cell phones does disrupt DNA, weaken the brain’s protective barrier, and release highly reactive and damaging free radicals. "

One of the biggest health risk you could take with a cell phone is to use one while driving. In the summer of 2009, a YouTube video showing the wreckage of a car made news headlines around the world; the teen driver had been texting while driving, causing a fatal collision.

In many instances, phones have become a way to close out others, and help to form an invisible wall that isolates. Have become an dangerous addiction.

The growth of cell phones among adults has also given rise to an “always connected” culture. But an connected culture doesn't mean that uses the right language, in fact, some pople say that we are in the most comunicated era, but is here when we are most desconectes of each other and of our reality.

Cell phones have materially affected language use. These days, it's a common sight to see people write "LOL" or "srsly" instead of expressing themselves through fully realized action and language.

This is a problem that affects more than 60% of the society, and is the problems and implicatios caused by the high used of the cell phone

How to feed a growing population healthy food without ruining the planet

http://theconversation.com/how-to-feed-a-growing-population-healthy-food-without-ruining-the-planet-108994

The shift is radical but achievable – and is possible without any expansion in land use for agriculture. Such a shift will also see us reduce the amount of water used during production, while reducing nitrogen and phosphorous usage and runoff. This is critical to safeguarding land and ocean resources.

¡Food can fix ti!

Most of the pople think that they can´t make a significant change to make things diferent. But what they don´t know is the huge impact of eating healthy has in the environment.

A diet composed of vegetables and fruits, wholegrains, legumes, nuts and unsaturated oils can make a change and also be really delicious and goog for your health

To make matters worse, we lose or throw away around one-third of all food produced. That’s enough to feed the world’s hungry four times over, every year.

In this moment, we produce, ship, eat and waste food in a way that is a lose-lose of both, people and planet.

As you should know, one of the most relevant and serious problems that affect society is overpopulation, but the real challenge is incorporate sustainable behaviors to our routine and thus grow sustainably for the planet whitout ruining our home. We need to get used to a new style of eating.