Tag: government
India Commits $20 Billion to Boost Local Chip and Smartphone Manufacturing
India launches a $20 billion initiative to enhance local production of chips and smartphones, reinforcing its role in the global tech supply chain.
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Russia to Pilot Autonomous Tuggers for Baggage Transport in Airports
Six Russian airports will test autonomous tuggers to transport passenger luggage under a new three-year experimental program.
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China Plans to Restrict Foreign Access to Advanced AI Models
China is preparing to limit foreign access to its leading AI models, following similar US restrictions on advanced AI technologies.
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Russian authorities have announced they will not impose fees on foreign internet traffic, maintaining current access policies.
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OpenAI Launches Economic Research Exchange to Study AI’s Impact on Economy
OpenAI introduces Economic Research Exchange platform to enable independent studies on AI’s effects on businesses, workers, and the broader economy.
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Russian Lawmakers Update Anti-Fraud Bill, Remove Domestic Email Registration Requirement
Russia’s parliament advances revised anti-fraud legislation, eliminating the mandate to register online accounts via Russian email providers.
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Euro-Office Set to Launch as a Sovereign Alternative to Microsoft Office and Google Docs
Euro-Office, a de-Americanized office suite, will debut June 9 as a ready-to-use alternative for governments and businesses worldwide.
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Pentagon Releases 64 New UFO Files, Vows Continued Transparency on Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
The Pentagon has made public 64 new files on UFOs, including videos and astronaut audio, pledging ongoing disclosure efforts.
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Rostelecom to Launch Smart TVs Running Russian Aurora OS with AI Assistant
Rostelecom plans to produce smart TVs based on Aurora OS featuring an AI assistant, targeting primarily government sector customers.
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Russia to Increase Fees for Phone Number Allocation to Carriers Starting June
Starting in June, Russia will raise fees for telecom operators to allocate phone number resources for the first time in 12 years.
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US Court Rules Government Department’s AI Use in Grant Decisions Unconstitutional
A US court found the Department of Government Efficiency’s use of AI to assess diversity criteria in grant allocations unconstitutional.
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Pentagon Releases First Batch of UFO Files, Fails to Sway Skeptics
The Pentagon has declassified its initial UFO files, but experts say the documents offer little new insight and may fuel speculation rather than resolve it.
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