In this week's episode, we head to the U.S. Capitol, where Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy makes his case for U.S. support in the fight against Russia.
Next, we take a close look at a manipulated video of President Zelenskyy, and learn how to spot a “deepfake.”
Then, we meet a student in California who has found his voice with the help of some groundbreaking tech. That got us wondering: What piece of technology would you create to help people?
Speaking of groundbreaking, we learn about some fearless female scientists from history, whose scientific breakthroughs shattered stereotypes.
Forensics (noun): The use of science to solve crimes.
Coding (noun): The language of computers.
Ethics (noun): A system of moral principles that tell us how to act.
We learn about a new piece of technology that gives a non-verbal student the ability to communicate: What piece of technology or tool would you create to help people?
You can use the inbox form to submit your answers.
We meet a few of Apple's 123 new emojis. Which new emoji do you think you'd use the most? We picked a few of our favorites for you to choose from, like: the face with an eye peeking from behind hands, the face holding back tears, the saluting half-face, or you can choose, “I’m not into emojis!” Click here to vote!
