While the country is already "a step ahead of some" when it comes to AI, more needs to be done in this field, Putin told attendees at the Artificial Intelligence Journey (AIJ) conference in Moscow.
The task for the coming ten years is "to ensure the mass introduction of artificial intelligence. It should cover all sectors of the economy and the social sphere, as well as the government system," the president said.
According to Putin, the country needs to achieve "genuine technological, digital, and to a large extent cultural, educational, value-based sovereignty."
He called on the government to join forces with companies in the industry to prepare a draft law that would allow AI to be promoted more effectively.
Russia will be hosting more conferences on the issue, and foreign colleagues from countries "that express a desire to take part" should be invited, Putin suggested.
"There will not be an increase in unemployment as a result of a wider introduction of artificial intelligence and robotization... On the contrary, [it will lead to] the emergence of new, more creative, meaningful and interesting professions."The technological advances are primarily aimed at improving Russians' standard of living, Putin explained, adding that the introduction of intelligent systems, industrial robots and automated workplaces will help reduce the number of routine jobs and minimize human involvement in hazardous areas of production.
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The question is always who will be using it and for what purposes; the globalists see it as a means to control the remainder of people after depopulation.
Technocracy is a problem in Russia unfortunately also. It is a world problem, not just a west or China problem.
I think the peasants will have to be self sufficient in order to not be impacted by CBDCs. Here is an example where they could escape it(maybe): "Russia gives away one hectare of farmland and forest to its citizens " [Link] But in the article it cited concerns.
Seems like some kind of natural disaster (or something else) is going to be needed to stop the technocrats and bankers.
ha, ha - she is a beauty undeniable....
that is per the 2nd link just in case there was any confusion!
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So, my record so far is that I made my sister-in-law cry a few weeks ago and I made my own daughter cry today.....hells-bells.....if you need a good cry, just get a hold of me.....and seriously if that baby-doll was there on the hectare of land waiting willingly, I'd be there in a heartbeat, but I doubt she will be, and I think I'll just stick with what I have!
How can we be successfully reproduce something which humans frequently demonstrate we don’t have in the first place??
How about we try to be more intelligent ourselves before we start trying to reproduce something we don’t have.
Intelligence without some innate sense of morality, like the guy at work that speaks unceasingly, can only be annoying, and never annoyed in return. There's nothing of use in that socially.
Good film overall. Putin on AI starting at 27 minutes in.