A neural network for bridges, the Runet "whitelist," and punishment for words: NeMoskva news for the night of August 8

🔹 Aftershocks on Kamchatka continue—in the last 24 hours alone, seismologists recorded 41 events on the peninsula. Four of them were felt in populated areas. Aftershocks have reawakened the volcano. KlyuchevskoyEarly in the morning, it ejected a column of ash to a height of approximately 12 kilometers above sea level. Klyuchevsky was assigned a Code Red aviation hazard.

🔹 In Ulan-Ude local resident Eugene Zandanov She was fined 10 rubles. She was found guilty of inciting hatred or enmity for a comment that used the word "khokhly." Her post in the building's community chat read: "Ishchenko, all shit ends with an o", "You're not that smart", "You're all vile hohols", "It's in your blood to do everything from a suspender." Experts concluded that these phrases contained a “derogatory assessment of the addressee’s personality based on their nationality.”

🔹 Russia will create a "white list" of services that will be available during mobile internet blockages "for security reasons." The head of the Russian Ministry of Digital Development, Communications, and Mass Media will also create a "white list" of services that will be available during mobile internet blockages "for security reasons." Maksut Shadaev He noted that the "white list" will include services "essential to life," such as marketplaces, delivery services, and taxis. Access will be granted via a captcha. No details have been released regarding when the developed and approved scheme will be put into use.

🔹 Scientists from Ural Federal University We developed a neural network that can detect cracks in bridges, buildings, roads, and other important structures in seconds. The system can not only process visual information but also analyze infrared images. The accuracy of the method was tested in practice and reached 88,7%, using materials from of Russia и China.