E-SPEAIT papers

Since the Spring term of 2021, SPEAIT papers can be written or uploaded here.

The Chinese Social Credit System - Bálint Adám, Dominik Kovács, Benedek Matveev, Luca Mizzi, Carlos Rodriguez
Edvin Ess, Kristiina Šamanina, Mihkel Kiil, Johanna Heinonen link: Development and usage of artificial intelligence in chess
Jan Markus Üprus, Andre Tomingas, Mariano D'Angelo link: Onions can make people cry
Andrei Boitsov, Dennis Bykov, Elina Kurr, Leonid Vagulin link: Neural Network and its applications
Keisuke Konno, Sandro Chkareuli, Kristo Tammsoo, Valentin Kirjan link: Capture The Flag 101
Anton Kolisnetšenko, Kirill Kurkin, Nikita Kovaljov, Mark Shafran link: Gaming industry in CIS and other world
Netstalking - Anastassya Pellja, Marion Martin, Elza Anna Budreika, Dachi Mshvidobadze, Maxim Henry Don

Tashi Kamlaldin Rwalshrangpa, Sanan Mammadli, Adeyimika Agboola Adetunji, Alejandro Ballesteros Perez, Louis Alvin: The History And Impact Of YouTube.
Vladislav Suprun, Aleksandr Voronkov, Andrei Aleksejev, Ilya Nikolaev: 5G technology and it's development in Estonia.
Farid Azizov, Rashad Baghiyev, Rauf Gozal, Orkhan Hasanzade, Aamos Lokuta: A brief history of malware.
Artur Lykov, Roman Krutsko, Artyom Davydik, Aleksei Bahmatov, Edvin Toome: History of GameDev Industry
Maria Ivanova, Nadine Jungermann, Sofia Bermudez and Immo Fritze: Power of Facebook
Maria Logberg, Ezel Erguden, Johannes Kodumäe, Lorenzo Cavallini: Decentralized Finance: present and future
Andres Naruson, Georgi Tarassov, Pavel Rotov, Dmitri Trubetskoi, Semen Diev: Rise of social media
Aleksandrs Rimlins, Vladyslava Shekula, Maksim Gorozhanko, Nicoleta Petrea: OSINT – theory and practice
Phasha Davrishev, Tsun Sing Jason Fong, Giorgi Megrelishvili, Marti Pujol Saumell: Web 3.0: Definition, Opportunities and Challenges

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