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COVID-19 forced us to move our entire lives online almost overnight. Around the world, it changed how students are educated, how we work and how we socialize. As adults, we've gotten used to remote working and online meetings. But what about our kids? Are they sinking or swimming faced with this extensive use of technology?
In this episode, we hear about the side effects of online learning and explore the broader consequences of digitalizing such large parts of our children's lives.
This podcast is the result of a Nordic Talks online event arranged by Innovation Centre Denmark in Shanghai and Innovation Centre Denmark in Seoul, together with CopenX, and live-streamed from a virtual reality Nordic Talks conference room.
“We see biological changes in the brain when we use screens too much.”
Professor Kim Mouridsen, Center for Functionally Integrative Neuroscience, Aarhus University.
This podcast episode features the following speakers
Julien Bares (France)
Julien Bares is vice president of Tencent Games, the video games division of Chinese technology company Tencent. Before taking up this position in 2020, Julien set up video game developer 2K China and expanded it to three studios in China, producing games for consoles and mobile platforms, including titles in the popular Civilization and Bioshock series. Julien is also co-founder of Red Accent Studios, a games studio based in Shanghai and San Francisco.
Kim Mouridsen (Denmark)
Kim Mouridsen is a professor at Aarhus University, currently working as Head of Neuroimaging Methods at the Center for Functionally Integrative Neuroscience (CFIN). His research focuses on artificial intelligence (AI) and medical brain imaging.