China accelerates preparations to create its own virtual currency, at a time when Facebook promises to revolutionize the global payment system with its "pound."
This is a change for Beijing, which in 2017 accused cryptocurrencies of being "the instrument of criminal activity" at the service of drug trafficking and financial fraud.
The control system based on the intensive use of artificial intelligence and the latest technologies that China is experiencing in various regions and social sectors of the country seems to have entered the classrooms of several schools, which have begun to use brain diadems to control and Evaluate student attention.
Just over a decade ago, on the occasion of the 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing opened what was then the largest airport in the world, actually the third terminal of the one that already existed. Work of Sir Norman Foster, said T3 has become so small only eleven years later that the Chinese capital will open a new airport these days that aspires to be the largest in the world.
Guangdong (China) Imported Food Association (shortened as IFA) is a professional organization for food manufacturers, exporter, importers, agencies, distributers, enterprises and organizations from related industries (logistics, customs clearance, E-commerce and financial services, etc), related associations and some influential experts with high prestige who are engaging in food imported industry. It is administrated by Bureau of Civil Affairs of Guangdong Municipality, and directed by related departments of People's Government of Guangdong Province.
Facial recognition technology has shaken the "novel" label. It has reached a point of maturity and improvement that, in a sibylline way, begins to be one of the main alternatives to abandon physical money. Begins to be present in shops and commercial spaces of all kinds. The idea is simple, pay for the face. The system recognizes the patterns and information of a person's face, unique data and difficult to replace, to associate it with a payment method or bank account.
Would you dare to get into a taxi without a driver? In China it is already possible thanks to the 'robotics', the driverless cars that are beginning to be used in pilot programs that seek to obtain experiences to continue developing and improving autonomous vehicles.
The last one to get in the car has been Didi, the multinational shared vehicles, which recently obtained the permits from the Shanghai Government to test autonomous vehicles in an area destined for it and is in the process of obtaining the permits for the launch of the 'robotics' '.
