Technologies
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Reading the novel Orbital with a globe at hand
Space engineer Alexander Khokhlov explained which historic moment in space Samantha Harvey captured in the novel Orbital and how Russian cosmonaut Sergey Krikalev became the prototype for one of the characters
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What to do if you become a victim of fraud
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Not provided for in Criminal Code: Russia proposes to criminalise DDoS attacks
But there are several “buts”
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Viktor Shalay: ‘Let us stop reinventing the wheel where one can simply get up and go visit a friend’
Why museums and the media need to communicate and trust one another
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Bypassing SWIFT: Tatarstan prepares crypto operator for external settlements
A private company has been established in Tatarstan to conduct external settlements in cryptocurrency — the Central Bank is currently accrediting it.
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Innopolis turns 10: why the city is not waiting for sanctions to be lifted and where it will get another 474 billion rubles
Laying a capsule with a message to descendants at the construction site of the Innopolis project
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Shamil Idiatullin: the idea that AI will replace writers is overrated
How science fiction writers predicted our future with artificial intelligence
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‘The legal system won’t protect here’: machines have already taken over the creative labour market
Experts estimate that the rewards for works created by artificial intelligence will reach approximately 15 billion rubles
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When algorithms become sacred: how machines become our new religion
In her book God, Human, Animal, Machine, Meghan O’Gieblyn unravels a tangle of theology, technology, and humanity’s yearning for meaning — transforming metaphors into weapons of philosophical resistance against digital totalitarianism
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Voiced by AI: How robots are taking over book streaming
Artificial intelligence is closing in on narrators: how algorithms are changing the audiobook market and who will win the race for listeners
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Airat Nurutdinov is building a ‘second Tattelecom’: what led to profit growth in 2024
The annual meeting of shareholders approved the decision to allocate 50% of net profit to pay dividends
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Ilfar Karimov: ‘Ethnofolk is very popular now not only here, but also abroad’
Executive Director of Bolgar Radiosy — about the reasons for the success of Homay, the station's projects and the problems of regional radio
