Popular ad services will be required to connect to the Unified Identification and Authentication System and biometrics
Owners of classifieds services with daily traffic of more than 200 thousand Russian users will be required to identify all persons posting classifieds using the Unified Identification and Authentication System (UIAS), and if the number of users exceeds 300 thousand, they will be required to provide the possibility of additional authentication through the Unified Biometric System. This follows from a draft law aimed at combating telephone fraud; TASS has the text of the document.
The amendments propose to supplement the law "On information, information technologies and protection of information". Thus, new rules are introduced, according to which the owners of advertisement services with daily traffic of more than 200 thousand Russian users will be obliged to carry out identification of all persons who place advertisements. Identification must be carried out using the Unified Identification and Authentication System.
In addition, it is proposed to oblige owners of classifieds services whose daily traffic exceeds 300 thousand Russian users to provide the possibility of additional authentication of users using the Unified Biometric System. https://tass.ru/obschestvo/23147469
Owners of classifieds services with daily traffic of more than 200 thousand Russian users will be required to identify all persons posting classifieds using the Unified Identification and Authentication System (UIAS), and if the number of users exceeds 300 thousand, they will be required to provide the possibility of additional authentication through the Unified Biometric System. This follows from a draft law aimed at combating telephone fraud; TASS has the text of the document.
The amendments propose to supplement the law "On information, information technologies and protection of information". Thus, new rules are introduced, according to which the owners of advertisement services with daily traffic of more than 200 thousand Russian users will be obliged to carry out identification of all persons who place advertisements. Identification must be carried out using the Unified Identification and Authentication System.
In addition, it is proposed to oblige owners of classifieds services whose daily traffic exceeds 300 thousand Russian users to provide the possibility of additional authentication of users using the Unified Biometric System. https://tass.ru/obschestvo/23147469
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Популярные сервисы объявлений обяжут подключиться к ЕСИА и биометрии
Поправками предлагается дополнить закон "Об информации, информационных технологиях и о защите информации"
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Ohio lawmakers have introduced a controversial new bill that would make it illegal for men to ejaculate without the intention of conception. The proposed law could impose fines of up to $10,000 for each violation.
A third of Russian officials could be replaced by artificial intelligence, the State Duma said
Deputy Speaker Davankov suggested following the example of Elon Musk, whose department cut 20 thousand civil servants in a month. In his opinion, Russia also needs to create an independent Efficiency Agency, which will replace civil servants with AI.
Deputy Speaker Davankov suggested following the example of Elon Musk, whose department cut 20 thousand civil servants in a month. In his opinion, Russia also needs to create an independent Efficiency Agency, which will replace civil servants with AI.
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According to the plans of the Russian government, by 2027 an orbital group of 250 satellites with 5G communication functionality will be operational. And how will people react to this?
The technology of cultured meat itself is not new, but until recently it was not efficient enough for commercial scale.
Lab-grown meat could break into mass production in 2025. Companies like Future Meat Technologies and Eat Just are already marketing their products in Singapore and Israel. Lower costs for bioreactors and cell environments could make meat production more affordable, and according to research from Eduson, this should happen in 2025.
The world's second-largest economy, China, is even considering the possibility of including cultured meat in agricultural programs and is already developing its production in this direction. In the world's first-largest economy, the United States, the Department of Agriculture has already given permission to sell artificially grown meat, although companies had previously been refused.
Lab-grown meat could break into mass production in 2025. Companies like Future Meat Technologies and Eat Just are already marketing their products in Singapore and Israel. Lower costs for bioreactors and cell environments could make meat production more affordable, and according to research from Eduson, this should happen in 2025.
The world's second-largest economy, China, is even considering the possibility of including cultured meat in agricultural programs and is already developing its production in this direction. In the world's first-largest economy, the United States, the Department of Agriculture has already given permission to sell artificially grown meat, although companies had previously been refused.
"United Russia" turned out to be a "State Department Project"
US authorities confirmed that the party participated in USAID programs , Moskovsky Komsomolets writes.
The US State Department said the United Russia party, which has consistently campaigned against foreign influence in Russia, participated in programs funded through the US Agency for International Development (USAID).
USAID, the largest foreign sponsor of Russian non-profit organizations, will cease operations in the Russian Federation on October 1. Moscow decided that the nature of the work of the agency's representatives in Russia did not always meet the stated goals of promoting the development of bilateral humanitarian cooperation. In particular, as the Russian Foreign Ministry explained, USAID tried to influence political processes in Russia through the distribution of grants.
Human rights activists believe that the closure of the agency in the Russian Federation is an alarming signal, and emphasize that many non-profit organizations will suffer from this.
"State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters on Thursday.
The National Democratic Institute and the International Republican Institute were established by the U.S. government in 1983 to promote and support democracy worldwide, primarily in developing countries. The institutes run programs in policy, "democratization," and grantmaking.
A State Department representative clarified that the programs implemented by these institutes in the Russian Federation “were not connected with traditional political training projects.”
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At the same time, the State Department representative refused to list the programs in which United Russia participated, promising to clarify this information later.
US authorities confirmed that the party participated in USAID programs , Moskovsky Komsomolets writes.
The US State Department said the United Russia party, which has consistently campaigned against foreign influence in Russia, participated in programs funded through the US Agency for International Development (USAID).
USAID, the largest foreign sponsor of Russian non-profit organizations, will cease operations in the Russian Federation on October 1. Moscow decided that the nature of the work of the agency's representatives in Russia did not always meet the stated goals of promoting the development of bilateral humanitarian cooperation. In particular, as the Russian Foreign Ministry explained, USAID tried to influence political processes in Russia through the distribution of grants.
Human rights activists believe that the closure of the agency in the Russian Federation is an alarming signal, and emphasize that many non-profit organizations will suffer from this.
Yesterday at a briefing I was asked whether the United Russia party had participated in programs that the United States implements through the National Democratic Institute and the International Republican Institute. As we understand, United Russia has participated in some of the programs of these institutes over the years. Let me remind you that the institutes offer participation in their programs to all parties that are interested in this.
"State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland told reporters on Thursday.
The National Democratic Institute and the International Republican Institute were established by the U.S. government in 1983 to promote and support democracy worldwide, primarily in developing countries. The institutes run programs in policy, "democratization," and grantmaking.
A State Department representative clarified that the programs implemented by these institutes in the Russian Federation “were not connected with traditional political training projects.”
Now and in previous years, they (programs in the Russian Federation) focused more on the issues that the parties themselves identified, in particular training for young leaders, participation of women in the political process, issues of civil society, health care. They (programs) were also conducted for civil society activists in the regions with the aim of helping them promote their ideas, Nuland noted
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At the same time, the State Department representative refused to list the programs in which United Russia participated, promising to clarify this information later.
Smart cities, AI, driverless transport. Belarus is also being digitized...
Belarusian scientists are developing modern technologies in a wide range of areas, including artificial intelligence and smart city technologies, unmanned transport. This was stated to a BELTA correspondent by First Deputy Chairman of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Sergei Chizhik on the sidelines of an exhibition of achievements and the most significant results of scientific, technical and innovative activities of Belarus at the NAS.
"Artificial intelligence is a general direction that penetrates all types of production and, of course, has been surprising lately, simply astounding. Smart things are becoming part of everyday life. We need to keep our finger on the pulse. The United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences is working on this direction. Of course, we cannot cover everything, but machines will become smarter, their capabilities will be higher, and our life will be easier. Smart cities are a comfortable life," said the First Deputy Chairman of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences.
Artificial intelligence technologies are also developing in medicine. The National Academy of Sciences has opened a Virology Center.
In Belarus, both unmanned aerial vehicles, including agricultural drones, and unmanned transport are being developed.
Belarusian scientists are developing modern technologies in a wide range of areas, including artificial intelligence and smart city technologies, unmanned transport. This was stated to a BELTA correspondent by First Deputy Chairman of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus Sergei Chizhik on the sidelines of an exhibition of achievements and the most significant results of scientific, technical and innovative activities of Belarus at the NAS.
"Artificial intelligence is a general direction that penetrates all types of production and, of course, has been surprising lately, simply astounding. Smart things are becoming part of everyday life. We need to keep our finger on the pulse. The United Institute of Informatics Problems of the National Academy of Sciences is working on this direction. Of course, we cannot cover everything, but machines will become smarter, their capabilities will be higher, and our life will be easier. Smart cities are a comfortable life," said the First Deputy Chairman of the Presidium of the National Academy of Sciences.
Artificial intelligence technologies are also developing in medicine. The National Academy of Sciences has opened a Virology Center.
In Belarus, both unmanned aerial vehicles, including agricultural drones, and unmanned transport are being developed.
Almost 2,000 new machines with facial recognition systems to be installed in Moscow metro by 2030
Almost 2,000 new ticket machines equipped with a facial recognition system will be installed in the Moscow metro by 2030. More than 4 billion rubles have been allocated for this. The production of the machines is planned to be launched in the capital's Technopolis.
According to the technical specifications, the new ticket machines will be equipped with a camera for facial recognition, which will allow passengers to pay for goods and services, as well as undergo identification when entering their personal account. The documents indicate that the terminals will operate on the Astra Linux operating system.
Almost 2,000 new ticket machines equipped with a facial recognition system will be installed in the Moscow metro by 2030. More than 4 billion rubles have been allocated for this. The production of the machines is planned to be launched in the capital's Technopolis.
According to the technical specifications, the new ticket machines will be equipped with a camera for facial recognition, which will allow passengers to pay for goods and services, as well as undergo identification when entering their personal account. The documents indicate that the terminals will operate on the Astra Linux operating system.
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WEF Lead Advisor Yuval Noah Harari:
“Control over data could allow elites to do something more radical than just creating digital dictatorships.”
"By hacking organisms, elites may gain the ability to reshape the future of life itself."
"If we really succeed in hacking and engineering life, it will not just be the greatest revolution in human history, it will be the greatest revolution in biology."
“Control over data could allow elites to do something more radical than just creating digital dictatorships.”
"By hacking organisms, elites may gain the ability to reshape the future of life itself."
"If we really succeed in hacking and engineering life, it will not just be the greatest revolution in human history, it will be the greatest revolution in biology."
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For $400, you can buy a quarantine unit in China's abandoned Covid quarantine camps. China has built more than 4,000 quarantine camps. Now, authorities are tearing them down.
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IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi at the World Economic Forum Jan, 23 2025
https://youtu.be/PjrwYDvYytA?si=_s62jnJex8flKiCD
Feb, 4 2025 country’s nuclear safety.
https://youtu.be/uPCbw4n85E8?si=juv4yhLs05eym2IZ
Feb, 15 2025
IAEA Director General Statement on Situation in Ukraine
https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/pressreleases/update-276-iaea-director-general-statement-on-situation-in-ukraine
https://youtu.be/PjrwYDvYytA?si=_s62jnJex8flKiCD
Feb, 4 2025 country’s nuclear safety.
https://youtu.be/uPCbw4n85E8?si=juv4yhLs05eym2IZ
Feb, 15 2025
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https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/pressreleases/update-276-iaea-director-general-statement-on-situation-in-ukraine
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EU SAYS...
without peace in Ukraine there is no guarantee of peace in Europe.
https://youtu.be/wbj1V2knB8c?si=i2cWN3Dm6B7t04aP
without peace in Ukraine there is no guarantee of peace in Europe.
https://youtu.be/wbj1V2knB8c?si=i2cWN3Dm6B7t04aP
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A family from China took a "nap" in their car on autopilot - right in the middle of the highway.
The driver tricked the electronics with a bottle that imitated a hand on the steering wheel and lay down to sleep with the others.
The driver tricked the electronics with a bottle that imitated a hand on the steering wheel and lay down to sleep with the others.
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Ebola, Marburg, mpox in focus.
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