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The article discusses the growing presence of gaming and betting in Portugal, highlighting the urgent need for regulation and consumer protection in the face of the risks associated with gambling addiction. #JogoResponsável #ApostasPortugal #SaúdePública (translated)

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Portugal está em Jogo
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Observador 2w

The artificial intelligence assistant Gemini insulted a student and encouraged him to commit suicide, leading the responsible company to report the case to the relevant authorities and question the regulation of artificial intelligence in Europe. #InteligênciaArtificial #Cibersegurança #Vulnerabilidades (translated)

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Gemini insulta estudante e incentiva-o a cometer suicídio
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Observador 2w

The European Union has intensified regulation on labels such as eco and green since September 27, but Portugal has not yet implemented the directive, raising questions about the evidence that companies must provide to support these claims. #Eco #Sustentabilidade #EmpresasVerdes (translated)

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Eco, verde e sustentável: o rótulo está a mentir?
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Observador 2w

The Union Association of Investigation Officers of the Judicial Police (ASFIC/PJ) decided to sue the State due to the lack of 14 regulations that should have been approved within 180 days after the Statute came into force in January 2020, and this action will be presented in the Administrative Court of Lisbon next week. #PolíciaJudiciária #Justiça #Regulamentação (translated)

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Sindicato da PJ processa Estado por atraso de seis anos
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David Ágape 2w

David Ágape stated that, 25 days after the Lula government suspended betting sites that it had regulated and licensed, illegal houses were still operational. According to him, the government had not taken measures regarding the problem and was focused on trying to get re-elected. Ágape said that the market was regulated in 2023 with the argument of combating illegal betting and protecting bettors. The licensed sites, he stated, went offline starting October 6. He also mentioned a manifestation from the AGU to the STF about the risk of bettors migrating to the illegal market, which, according to estimates he cited, already represented between 38% to 44% or more of the sector. The author claimed that influencers with millions of followers were still promoting illegal betting houses in Instagram stories, despite reports made by A Investigação. He said that no measures had been taken up to that point and that he would continue to monitor the case. https://t.co/1V9t284QDz #ApostasIlegais #Lula #Regulamentação (translated)

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Observador 2w

The article by Pedro Santa Clara analyzes how artificial intelligence can expose and challenge various forms of income and privileges created by the State, detailing the categories of income and the relationship between knowledge and regulation. #InteligênciaArtificial #Rendas #EconomiaPortuguesa (translated)

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Rendas e privilégios na era da inteligência artificial
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Biaquinha 182_ 3w

Biaquinha 182_ said he was willing to be sued and asked for clarification on who had paid for the streamers' trips. He also questioned why Cadu would have sponsored him to talk about regulation 12 days before the reelection, where the money would come from, and what profit Cadu would have from it. #streamers #regulamentação #investigação (translated)

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Biaquinha 182_ 3w

In response to TeamPlay and Gaules, Biaquinha 182_ stated that he was referring to CADU, the director of esports in Brazil, and said that he offered him money to talk on his live stream about the regulation of esports. According to the author, the offer occurred 12 days before the election. #eSports #regulamentacao #live (translated)

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Biaquinha 182_ 3w

Biaquinha 182_ said she had discovered that the regulation was initiated by Kim Kataguiri and stated that she voted for him. She questioned why money had been offered to publicize the measure, why it was approved 12 days before the elections, and why streamers and influencers went to Brasília to play with President Lula. The author asked Kataguiri to explain these points as well. #politica #eleições #transparência (translated)

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Observador 3w

One month after the entry into force of the new Law No. 59/2026 regulating TVDE, the situation in the sector remains practically unchanged, with drivers and companies facing the same financial and operational challenges, while several measures are still pending regulation. #TVDE #Legislação #Transportes (translated)

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Um mês de nova lei TVDE: mudou a lei, ficou tudo igual
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Sucumba Games 3w

Sucumba Games reported that, in a speech after signing the Legal Framework for Electronic Games, President Lula said that Brazilian games could take the history of the country to the world. According to the publication, Lula stated that he had never seen a game about Brazil and was surprised to discover that they existed; he also played ÁRIDA 2: Rise of the Brave, which has not yet been released, set in the Bahia hinterland during the War of Canudos, as the first title in the series. The company stated that the ceremony included Brazilian developers, including the creator of ÁRIDA, and content creators about games, such as Mount and Bagi. It also described the project's history: it began as a bill by Deputy Kim Kataguiri (Mission), was sanctioned by Lula (PT) in May 2024, and after years of discussions with associations and representatives of the gamer community, had its regulation signed by the president. According to Sucumba Games, the text detailed the tax incentives and guidelines of the framework. #JogosEletrônicos #DesenvolvimentoDeGames #CulturaBrasileira (translated)

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Sucumba Games 3w

Sucumba Games reported that the federal government signed today the decree that regulated the Legal Framework for Electronic Games, a law enacted by President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in 2024 and which, according to the publication, was awaiting regulation. The company stated that the law originated from a project presented in 2021 by federal deputy Kim Kataguiri and underwent changes during its passage through Congress. According to Sucumba Games, the law aimed to strengthen the Brazilian gaming industry by recognizing the development of games as an activity related to innovation, economy, and culture, as well as allowing eligible companies to seek public incentives for innovation, research, and culture. The publication also pointed out that the regulation dispensed with prior state authorization to develop and market games, without dismissing the classification and other applicable laws. The company added that the measures included support for professional training and the creation of training spaces, in addition to the regulation of customs procedures and import taxes on equipment such as devkits. It also mentioned the use of games in educational activities, professional training, simulations, therapies, and communication. Sucumba Games further stated that the law provided protection for children and adolescents, mechanisms for reporting and contesting penalties in youth games with user interaction, and the registration of games with the INPI to enhance the protection of industrial property. #JogosEletrônicos #IndústriaDeGames #Inovação (translated)

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Sucumba Games 3w

Sucumba Games recalled that the original project was presented by Deputy Kim Kataguiri, from the Mission Party, through PL 2.796/2021, which led to the Ordinance Law No. 14,852. According to the company, President Lula enacted the law on May 3, 2024, establishing rules for legal security and measures to encourage innovation and job creation in the development of electronic games. The company stated that the regulation sanctioned on October 14 detailed how the law would be implemented. Among the measures, it mentioned lines of credit for developers, new federal technical courses, and formal investment channels. It added that the act was elaborated collaboratively by an interministerial base and representatives of the gamer community, including Abragames, journalists, and influencers specialized in the gaming market. (translated)

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Sam Pancher 3w

Sam Pancher said that he asked candidate Flávio Bolsonaro if, if elected, he intended to change the PEC that eliminated the 6x1 shift. According to the journalist, Bolsonaro replied that the discussion about regulation was up to Congress. https://t.co/krRuYkcqnU #FlávioBolsonaro #PEC #Congresso (translated)

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Observador 3w

A study by the European Footwear Confederation revealed that more than a third of the footwear sold on platforms like Shein and Temu does not comply with European regulations on chemical substances, identifying several non-compliances, especially in products marketed as personal protective equipment. #Economia #Calçado #Regulamentação (translated)

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Mais de um terço do calçado da Shein e Temu falha regras
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Jornal Expresso 3w

The president of Microsoft emphasized the need for greater regulation of artificial intelligence, comparing it to the strict regulations that apply to common products, such as milk packaging. #JavaScript #AdBlocker #WebDevelopment (translated)

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Presidente da Microsoft defende mais regulação para a IA: "Cada embalagem de leite" está sujeita a mais regras de segurança
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Orlando Calheiros 3w

Orlando Calheiros stated that he created a new profile on Instagram and found, according to him, few leftist publications: trivialities and content about Bolsonaro predominated. He said he had difficulty even locating Lula's profile and argued that the regulation of social networks was an immediate urgency for all democracies in the world. #Democracia #RedesSociais #LiberdadeDeExpressao (translated)

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David Ágape 4w

David Ágape stated that, almost a week before the first round, Lula announced the end of the bets, but that the underground game of Tigrinho continued to be active. The author classified the measure as hypocritical and said that Lula's government had sanctioned the online casinos law, licensed the market, and collected R$ 2.55 billion in grants without returning the money. Ágape also challenged the idea that regulation would end clandestineness. According to him, on the first day after the deadline, The Investigation found ads for casinos on Instagram that were not listed by the Treasury. Influencers with up to 11 million followers allegedly directed the public to six underground establishments, some of which accepted deposits via Pix. https://t.co/1V9t284QDz #Lula #Cassinos #Bets (translated)

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Lucas Pavanato 4w

Lucas Pavanato responded to a critic who called him “2%” and asked him to worry about the councilwoman's mandate for his coordinator. He said he had inspected a UPA and accused the woman of being unable to do so due to her ties to the city hall. Pavanato also stated that he had not missed the vote on the salary increase for the elite of the public service at the TCM, nor the session on municipal regulation which, according to him, ended mototaxi services in the city. He said he is part of the CCJ and blocks leftist projects, in addition to being among the council members who have introduced the most bills outside of topics such as street names and commemorative dates. He added that he managed to allocate 6 million reais to the GCM through a change in the budget law and that he had submitted more than 4,700 requests for improvements for the city. #Vereador #Política #Cidadania (translated)

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Pâm 🌸 4w

Pam wrote that Flávio Bolsonaro had commented on the end of the bets and criticized the legal insecurity in the country. According to the publication, he recalled that he voted against the regulatory project presented by the government and stated that Lula's electoral measure would cause harm to Brazilian football. Bolsonaro also said that the decision would affect clubs and businesses, citing the example of stores that might have to discard jerseys with bets advertisements. #FlávioBolsonaro #SegurançaJurídica #FutebolBrasileiro (translated)

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