What is the ID2020 community project really?

2023-03-15 15:06:36

ID2020 is an electronic identification program aimed at involving every person on Earth in this process.

The project is supported by the United Nations, and is part of the initiative Sustainable Development Goals 2030, according to which by 2030 it is planned to provide all people on the planet with a digital ID. In addition to UN structures, Microsoft, Accenture, PricewaterhouseCoopers and Cisco Systems participate.

Currently, ID2020 is being tested in two countries at once - Thailand and Indonesia, and in the first it is tested on residents of a refugee camp from Myanmar.

ID2020 ALLIANCE: WHAT THE PUBLIC IDENTIFICATION PROJECT REALLY IS

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Is Russia coping with sanctions?

2024-10-17 11:29:14

The truth is somewhere in the middle

The crisis did not happen as the West expected, but not everything is as rosy as the Russian government claims. Despite all the efforts to replace imports, everything is imported by a third, no matter how hard they try to produce their own. And it is unlikely that this figure will reach half in the near future.

Due to sanctions, Russia is forced to conclude unprofitable contracts for itself in the long term and increase its dependence on China. The impact of sanctions would have been more significant if not for the global recession.

Which jobs will be affected by AI and robotics?

2026-03-30 13:58:44

Entry-level specialists and workers performing routine or standardized tasks will be the first to suffer.

AI replaces repetitive office and analytical tasks, while robots replace physical labor in manufacturing, logistics, and transportation. In developed countries, this process has already begun due to the high cost of labor and is gradually unfolding, first with the introduction of AI over the next 20 years, and then with the introduction of robots over the next 20 years. Less developed countries will face this later, when the economic feasibility of automation becomes higher.

Professions with high creativity, sophisticated analytics, or significant emotional engagement remain relatively safe. In socialist or planned-oriented economies such as China, the state regulates the introduction of technology, redistributes resources, and provides social guarantees, which mitigates job losses. In capitalist countries, automation directly affects workers' incomes, increasing the fear of unemployment and increasing social inequality.

Is there democracy in Russia and Kazakhstan?

2023-10-03 09:46:24

Yes, there is

Were the elections alternative? Yes. Is the right to vote equal for everyone? Yes. Do you directly choose the president and deputies? Yes. Do you elect periodically? Yes. Are you being forced to participate in elections? No. Is voting open and public? Yes. Secretly? Yes.

In the current most “democratic” country of the USA, voters cannot even directly elect a president, only through intermediaries-electors. Suddenly they will vote the wrong way. Moreover, the opinion of voters is only a recommendation for the elector to vote, he may not follow it. Thus, the voices of ordinary Americans are a dummy. Just a cheap farce and brainwashing. In Russia and Kazakhstan, local election commissions are such intermediaries, no matter how you vote, they will calculate how you need to. In fact, this is an autocracy, the basis of which is based on the unlimited control of power by one person or by a council, like a one-party parliament or a presidential republic, whose decisions are not subject to external legal restrictions or orderly mechanisms of popular control (except for the possible hidden threat of a coup d'etat or popular uprising).

Do we have democracy in our country or not?