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China claims 'biggest corruption in statistical sphere' amid fake data crackdown - Vimarsana News

China claims 'biggest corruption in statistical sphere' amid fake data crackdown

China’s push against data fabrication has been ‘greatly strengthened’ after the practice was added to the Communist Party’s disciplinary regulations last month, according to the statistics bureau.

Source: scmp.com
Beijing detains waste firm workers in fake air pollution data case - Vimarsana News

Beijing detains waste firm workers in fake air pollution data case

Eight people held after real-time sulphur dioxide readings found to be manipulated.

Source: scmp.com
As AI evolves, so must the way we humans think - Vimarsana News

As AI evolves, so must the way we humans think

As big data gets bigger and AI technologies advance rapidly, we need to adapt our own intellectual capacity to keep up with challenges presented.

Fake work attendance app for Alibaba's office tool DingTalk lands developer in prison for five-and-a-half years - Vimarsana News

Fake work attendance app for Alibaba's office tool DingTalk lands developer in prison for five-and-a-half years

Beijing Deniu Technology CEO Zhang Chaojie was convicted of ‘sabotaging computer systems’ for apps that spoofed Wi-Fi and location data, which he argued ‘isn’t very serious’.

Source: scmp.com
Bayern: Krankenstand in Bayern laut DAK-Studie gesunken - Vimarsana News

Bayern: Krankenstand in Bayern laut DAK-Studie gesunken

Die Corona-Schutzmaßnahmen Homeoffice, Masken und Abstand haben auch viele Erkältungen verhindert. Deshalb fehlten Arbeitnehmer in Bayern im ersten Halbjahr 2021 seltener krankheitsbedingt im Job. Andere Erkrankungen nahmen jedoch zu.

Source: n-tv.de