Automatic identification and data capture

Improvisational duo 42 Years Day 42 Years Night present their recent album of the same name, featuring double bassist Giorgos Kokkinaris and drummer Socrates Tsentoglou, collaborating with pianist Dimitris Ventourakis at the TV Control Center (91A Kyprou) in Kypseli. The album, accessible digitally via a QR code printed on paper, will be available during the concert.

Greek authorities launched a ban on paper tickets for all league soccer matches on Tuesday as part of an effort to crack down on the violence that has plagued the sport for decades.

Under new rules, fans will only be allowed into stadiums using their cellphones and displaying a government-issued QR code so they can be identified and attendance bans can be enforced.

The Development Ministry is seeking to assign the role of "Big Brother" for 15,000 product codes to the e-katanalotis market monitoring platform.

All police officers across the country will be equipped with body cameras integrated with facial recognition systems in 2025, Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya has announced.

On a recent Thursday morning in Queens, travelers streamed through the exterior doors of La Guardia Airport's Terminal C. Some were bleary-eyed - most hefted briefcases - as they checked bags and made their way to the security screening lines.

Within the scope of a draft regulation prepared by the Trade Ministry, cotton produced in Türkiye will be identified with DNA barcodes encompassing information about the production processes.

The road tax for 2024 were posted on the myCAR platform of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) on Wednesday, the Authority said, adding there are no significant tax differences from last year.

Ege University's Natural History Museum in the western province of İzmir hosts 20,000 visitors annually, giving them the opportunity to browse through its six rich galleries showcasing fossils, rocks and various ancient samples.

There are a plethora of clickbait headlines around at the moment, that are causing huge concern about the dangers of artificial intelligence. Programs like ChatGPT, Cortana, and Google Cloud all have AI built into them, but have been making news for the wrong reasons.

"American technology should not be a bulwark of Russia's authoritarian surveillance machinery. The U.S. administration should thoroughly investigate claims that the Russian regime is using American chips in its electronic facial recognition system and do whatever is necessary to deny Putin and his cronies access American technology," Wyden told Reuters.