The coordination of the youth of the parties discuss the effects of artificial and “Reels” on mental health

The Health Affairs and Population Unit of the Human Development Committee in the Coordination of Parties and Politicians has held a workshop on “the effects of artificial intelligence and the Rales content on mental health and community cohesion.”

The workshop dealt with the psychological and social impacts of artificial intelligence and “RILS” applications on different segments of society, especially politicians.

The attendees pointed out that the new generations, specifically the “Alpha” generation, depends on artificial intelligence as a main source of information, which creates a knowledge bias and requires all those concerned to develop interactive and attractive content that enhances values ​​and knowledge and establishes identity.

The workshop dealt with the negative effects of artificial intelligence applications on focus and psychological peace, and linking their excessive use to phenomena such as “brain rot”, and the attendees emphasized that the solution lies in awareness and legislation and their application integrated.

Participants in the workshop also reviewed positive examples of the use of artificial intelligence applications, whether in education or in the treatment of children, specifically autism, stressing the need to benefit from this technological development to raise a positive child and a coherent society.

The workshop dealt with the impact of technology applications and artificial intelligence on family cohesion, and their effects on divorce rates, and shaking marital relations, explaining that the phenomenon of divorce resulting from “electronic betrayal” has become a phenomenon that deserves research and legalization, and the need to activate the role of psychological and social professionals in directing individuals through technological platforms, so digital technology has deeply affects all family members, and aims to Adolescents by destabilizing identity, weak social interaction and decline in self -confidence, and everyone agreed on the importance of strengthening the role of the family and the state in awareness and protection.

At the conclusion of the workshop, the attendees expressed the importance of this type of serious dialogue on the effects of artificial intelligence that have become a lifestyle -racket corner, as well as the necessity of raising awareness of its negatives and challenges of its applications.

The workshop was moderated by Dr. Mohamed Abu Al -Nour and Dr. Enas Dowidar, member of the coordination, in the presence of Dr. Imad Mahjoub, Professor of Clinical Psychology at Cairo University and the British University, Dr. Azza Ezzat Raslan, a psychotherapist, Dr. Moamen Rashid, a researcher specializing in the field of electronic media, and Dr. Ali Abdel Baset, a psychiatrist and a member of the Egyptian Association for Psychologists, and Marwa Al -Najjar, a psychological therapist and an educational expert.

It was attended by MP Ahmed Ramzi, MP Rasha Kulayb, members of the House of Representatives, and members of Ahmed Abdel Aziz, Raghda Mahmoud, Maha Mari, Nour Al -Sheikh, Hind Rahouma, Islam Omar, Iman Abdel Samad, Iman Mumtaz, Hassan Hajras, Zainab Jamal, Shaima Al -Ashqar, Taha Ahmed, Adel Hamdi Munib, Amr Al -Banna, Karim Jamal, Muhammad Hamza Al -Dawi, Mustafa Hilal.