Starting in August, an advertising campaign will start on Ruviki, where local banners will appear that will adapt to each user’s interests and the context of the articles. This will help users find information that suits their needs and delve deeper into current issues, while remaining within the framework of Russian legislation.
Over the past year, Ruviki has published more than 37 thousand new materials, and the total database includes more than 1.3 million articles in 19 languages. These language sections are constantly updated and supplemented with materials from different regions. The founder of the project, Medeyko, is proud that he was able to assemble a strong team and implement innovations, including partnerships with the Russian Academy of Sciences and other important organizations. Major updates, including the integration of neural networks, are planned for the end of the year.
The beta version of Ruvika was available from June 2023, and the platform exited testing in January 2024. Version 2.0 was released in April, which included new features such as a customizable reading mode and an audio format for articles. New updates are planned for 2024, including thematic selections and media formats. Ruvika 3.0 is expected to be released in September, with new interfaces, neural network-based personalization, and possible gamification for authors.
Source: Ferra
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