Group 1 seminar schedule (Thursdays)

1. Nov 2:
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2. Nov 9:
   • Mark-Henry Jakobsoo - Two-Faced Capability Of OSINT (ethical and unethical use cases)
   • Balázs Lambert - Ethical Implications of 5G
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3. Nov 16:
   • Ionut-Cristian Sindile - Exploiting GSM Network Flaws
   • Valerija Kuzina
   • Pavlo Kolesov
   • Liam Ivanko Kivirist
   • Matīss Ceriņš -
4. Nov 23:
   • Manana Bebia - Social Media impacts and risks in everyday life
   • Karol Keelmann
   • Marat Biryukov - Ethical Dilemmas in Digital Piracy
   • Liyanage Don Sithil Insara Liyanage - Ethical Implications of Device ID Tracking in Digital Advertising
   • Deniss Pavlov - Artificial Intelligence in the world of fraudsters
5. Nov 30:
   • Salim Akbarov
   • Adrian Wiendl - Ownership and responsibility of AI generated media
   • Najaf Alkhazov - Open Source Software and Ethical Development
   • Jeyhun Mustafayev-Web Application Security
   • Fjodor Bondar - Phishing Websites
6. Dec 7:
   • Ivan Kuznetsov - The Ethical Aspect of Artificial Intelligence: Job Displacement
   • Eric Richard Kogerman - FOSS in education
   • Georg Lee - AI in Healthcare: Benefits & Challenges
   • Rassell Muru - Privacy in Social Networks
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7. Dec 14:
   • Maria Aleksandra Ploduhhina - Doxing
   • Oleg Arusoo - Deepfakes and Manipulated Media
   • Artem Skurchynskyi - Blockchain technology and its application in various professional spheres
   • Nikita Shabunin
   • Maksim Balashov
8. Dec 21:
   • Julian Gressmann - Data-Privacy: Awareness and its Influence on Digital Behavior and Trust
   • Sergei Pliznik
   • Vassili Korobov
   • Mattias Nõmm - The weaponization of Artificial Intelligence
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