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ccording to Nikolay Ulyanov, Deputy Chairman of the Board of JSC Rosselkhozbank, the trend towards disaggregation will also occur in the agricultural sector: there, too, the majority of production will be carried out by small farms. He called the transition to precision farming a global trend, which will increase agricultural production by 2050 by 5 times compared to the current level. Nikolay Ulyanov also predicted that by 2050, the use of people in many areas, in particular, transport and logistics, will be wasteful. According to his estimates, by that time, digital currencies will almost completely replace traditional ones, and through the use of AI, risk management will become almost 100% accurate.

among the areas that reduce the need for personnel. According to his assessment, this technology will further reduce the load on transport and logistics, and it will help reduce the size of production sites.

Rector of the National uganda whatsapp resource Research University ITMO Vladimir Vasiliev called the emergence of AI researchers a matter of the fairly near future. He drew attention to the fact that the emergence of strong AI will have a very serious impact on data processing. The requirements for employee competencies will change very seriously: according to Vladimir Vasiliev, IT and IS specialists in their current form will simply disappear, but their functions will become an integral part of functional specialists, be they financiers, engineers, teachers, researchers.

Also, according to the rector of ITMO, by 2050 we should expect the emergence of a network of AI avatars of people and various objects, and the issue of interaction between the physical and virtual worlds will become acute, which can become a serious challenge. An equally serious problem, as Vladimir Vasiliev warned, will be the energy barrier, to overcome which the costs of carrying out one operation must be reduced by three orders of magnitude compared to the current level, which can only be achieved by using fundamentally new computing technologies. In addition, according to his assessment, a radical change in the model of the education system is required.

Darii Khalitov called the almost complete loss of privacy due to widespread digitalization a challenge. However, in his opinion, providing services that increase the level of privacy can become a highly profitable and in-demand business area.

Deputy Head of Rosreestr Elena Martynova called the most important task of ensuring the reliability of data. She especially drew attention to malicious distortion by fraudsters.

Deputy Chairman of the Board of Sberbank Stanislav Kuznetsov cited the following statistics at another session of the SPIEF: "Over the year, Sberbank has identified 11.6 thousand phishing sites using the bank's brand, of which 4.5 thousand were detected this year. In addition, over the year, Sberbank has detected 79 mobile applications imitating affiliation with the bank, of which 17 were detected this year."

In the future, as Elena Martynova warned, such a practice may be adopted not only by cybercriminals, but also by unscrupulous competitors, since data distortion worsens the quality of management decisions. However, according to her assessment, data control mechanisms are already emerging that make it possible to eliminate such a risk.

Nikolay Ulyanov called the challenge the need not just for import substitution, but for import preemption, given the limited access to advanced technologies in the context of the limited size of the Russian market.