Projects I would use myself: Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko presents awards to winners of the "Everyone's in the Know" contest
An
awards ceremony for the "Everyone's in the Know" financial security
team project contest was held in Krasnoyarsk as part of the final of the VI
International Olympiad on Financial Security. Nine teams received awards across
three contest categories. The ceremony took place in the concert hall of the
National Centre RUSSIA in Krasnoyarsk.
Dmitry Chernyshenko, Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, presented
awards to the winners and runners-up in the "Instrument" category.
"For the first time, the International Olympiad on Financial Security
included a team project contest. In such a short time, a very important and
useful initiative has emerged, bringing together international teams to create
highly practical projects that can actually be used. I would already like to
use some of them myself, including those developed by all three winning teams,
because they feature special AI agents that protect personal data, detect
phishing attempts and analyse risks that may arise when interacting with
hostile AI agents or systems. These are all highly practical solutions. The
scale of the selection process is also impressive — nearly 80 projects, 18 of
which reached the final. I very much hope this initiative will be expanded.
Many thanks to the organisers," said the Deputy Prime Minister.
The finalists formed teams and developed practical solutions to protect against financial threats. In the "Instrument" category, participants created websites, mobile services, chatbots and digital assistants; in the "Skill" category, they developed courses, games, training tools and simulators; and in the "Voice" category, they produced videos, media projects, campaigns, comics, podcasts and other educational formats.
The final of the VI International Olympiad on Financial Security was held in Krasnoyarsk from 27 September to 2 October. It brought together around 700 participants from more than 40 countries.
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