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Watch: How do young people connect with the law?

CGTN

Watch: How do young people connect with the law?

Where is the boundary for internet keyboard warriors? Why do "auto-renewals" always feel like a trap? Will AI eventually steal lawyers' jobs?

This week on The Power of Youth+, CGTN's Merna Al Nasser sits down with young legal minds from China, Uzbekistan and Vietnam at the China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL). From sneaky consumer traps to cybersecurity, they dissect how law quietly governs our screen-dominated lives.

And their verdict on the AI threat? Robots can crunch data, but they can never replicate human empathy, trust and connection. Law isn't just about codes and algorithms — it's about the warmth behind the rules.

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Watch: How do young people connect with the law?

CGTN

Where is the boundary for internet keyboard warriors? Why do "auto-renewals" always feel like a trap? Will AI eventually steal lawyers' jobs?

This week on The Power of Youth+, CGTN's Merna Al Nasser sits down with young legal minds from China, Uzbekistan and Vietnam at the China University of Political Science and Law (CUPL). From sneaky consumer traps to cybersecurity, they dissect how law quietly governs our screen-dominated lives.

And their verdict on the AI threat? Robots can crunch data, but they can never replicate human empathy, trust and connection. Law isn't just about codes and algorithms — it's about the warmth behind the rules.