Foram encontradas 120 questões.
De acordo com as disposições da Lei n.º 9.472/1997 (Lei Geral das Telecomunicações) e do Estatuto Social da TELEBRAS, julgue o item que se segue.
Entre os objetos sociais da TELEBRAS está a prestação de serviço de conexão à Internet em banda larga para usuários finais, desde que residam em localidades onde inexista oferta adequada desses serviços.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
De acordo com as disposições da Lei n.º 9.472/1997 (Lei Geral das Telecomunicações) e do Estatuto Social da TELEBRAS, julgue o item que se segue.
A TELEBRAS pode explorar e operar satélites, desde que haja autorização específica do Congresso Nacional para o exercício dessas atividades.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a core pillar of
economic competitiveness, national security, and daily life. That
reality is prompting governments worldwide to rethink their
reliance on foreign technology providers. “Sovereign AI” has
emerged as the strategic framework for nations aiming to take
greater control over their AI capabilities — and
telecommunications companies are finding themselves at the
center of this shift.
Sovereign AI, in this context, is essentially a nation"s
ability to independently develop, host, and govern artificial
intelligence systems using domestic infrastructure, workforce,
and business ecosystems. Instead of depending on foreign
technology providers or cloud platforms, countries pursuing
sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities. The
concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and
control over the full data lifecycle. That includes building
foundational models trained on local datasets or adapting external
data to reflect specific languages, dialects, and cultural contexts.
Multiple converging forces are pushing nations to
prioritize sovereign AI capabilities. Data security concerns are
near the top of the list. When AI systems, data storage, and
computing infrastructure operate outside national borders,
countries become exposed to foreign legal mandates and supply
chain disruptions. For government decision-making and sensitive
applications, that exposure creates unacceptable risk.
National security considerations add further urgency. AI"s
expanding role in critical infrastructure, military systems, and
defense operations makes governments especially focused on
ensuring vital systems which are not dependent on potentially
adversarial foreign technologies. Space-based intelligence and
satellite systems reflect this broader sovereignty imperative.
Christian de Looper. How “sovereign AI” could shape telecom.
Internet:<https://www.rcrwireless.com> (adapted).
Concerning the previous text, judge the following item.
According to the text, commercial interests of telecommunication companies have forced nations to establish strategies generally known as sovereign AI.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a core pillar of
economic competitiveness, national security, and daily life. That
reality is prompting governments worldwide to rethink their
reliance on foreign technology providers. “Sovereign AI” has
emerged as the strategic framework for nations aiming to take
greater control over their AI capabilities — and
telecommunications companies are finding themselves at the
center of this shift.
Sovereign AI, in this context, is essentially a nation"s
ability to independently develop, host, and govern artificial
intelligence systems using domestic infrastructure, workforce,
and business ecosystems. Instead of depending on foreign
technology providers or cloud platforms, countries pursuing
sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities. The
concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and
control over the full data lifecycle. That includes building
foundational models trained on local datasets or adapting external
data to reflect specific languages, dialects, and cultural contexts.
Multiple converging forces are pushing nations to
prioritize sovereign AI capabilities. Data security concerns are
near the top of the list. When AI systems, data storage, and
computing infrastructure operate outside national borders,
countries become exposed to foreign legal mandates and supply
chain disruptions. For government decision-making and sensitive
applications, that exposure creates unacceptable risk.
National security considerations add further urgency. AI"s
expanding role in critical infrastructure, military systems, and
defense operations makes governments especially focused on
ensuring vital systems which are not dependent on potentially
adversarial foreign technologies. Space-based intelligence and
satellite systems reflect this broader sovereignty imperative.
Christian de Looper. How “sovereign AI” could shape telecom.
Internet:<https://www.rcrwireless.com> (adapted).
Concerning the previous text, judge the following item.
In the first sentence of the second paragraph, the use of the word “ecosystems” indicates the existence of multiple processes and activities linked to business in a nation"s domestic context.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a core pillar of
economic competitiveness, national security, and daily life. That
reality is prompting governments worldwide to rethink their
reliance on foreign technology providers. “Sovereign AI” has
emerged as the strategic framework for nations aiming to take
greater control over their AI capabilities — and
telecommunications companies are finding themselves at the
center of this shift.
Sovereign AI, in this context, is essentially a nation"s
ability to independently develop, host, and govern artificial
intelligence systems using domestic infrastructure, workforce,
and business ecosystems. Instead of depending on foreign
technology providers or cloud platforms, countries pursuing
sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities. The
concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and
control over the full data lifecycle. That includes building
foundational models trained on local datasets or adapting external
data to reflect specific languages, dialects, and cultural contexts.
Multiple converging forces are pushing nations to
prioritize sovereign AI capabilities. Data security concerns are
near the top of the list. When AI systems, data storage, and
computing infrastructure operate outside national borders,
countries become exposed to foreign legal mandates and supply
chain disruptions. For government decision-making and sensitive
applications, that exposure creates unacceptable risk.
National security considerations add further urgency. AI"s
expanding role in critical infrastructure, military systems, and
defense operations makes governments especially focused on
ensuring vital systems which are not dependent on potentially
adversarial foreign technologies. Space-based intelligence and
satellite systems reflect this broader sovereignty imperative.
Christian de Looper. How “sovereign AI” could shape telecom.
Internet:<https://www.rcrwireless.com> (adapted).
Concerning the previous text, judge the following item.
In the last sentence of the first paragraph, the words “themselves at” could be removed from the fragment without altering its overall meaning or affecting its coherence: telecommunications companies are finding the center of this shift.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a core pillar of
economic competitiveness, national security, and daily life. That
reality is prompting governments worldwide to rethink their
reliance on foreign technology providers. “Sovereign AI” has
emerged as the strategic framework for nations aiming to take
greater control over their AI capabilities — and
telecommunications companies are finding themselves at the
center of this shift.
Sovereign AI, in this context, is essentially a nation"s
ability to independently develop, host, and govern artificial
intelligence systems using domestic infrastructure, workforce,
and business ecosystems. Instead of depending on foreign
technology providers or cloud platforms, countries pursuing
sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities. The
concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and
control over the full data lifecycle. That includes building
foundational models trained on local datasets or adapting external
data to reflect specific languages, dialects, and cultural contexts.
Multiple converging forces are pushing nations to
prioritize sovereign AI capabilities. Data security concerns are
near the top of the list. When AI systems, data storage, and
computing infrastructure operate outside national borders,
countries become exposed to foreign legal mandates and supply
chain disruptions. For government decision-making and sensitive
applications, that exposure creates unacceptable risk.
National security considerations add further urgency. AI"s
expanding role in critical infrastructure, military systems, and
defense operations makes governments especially focused on
ensuring vital systems which are not dependent on potentially
adversarial foreign technologies. Space-based intelligence and
satellite systems reflect this broader sovereignty imperative.
Christian de Looper. How “sovereign AI” could shape telecom.
Internet:<https://www.rcrwireless.com> (adapted).
Concerning the previous text, judge the following item.
It can be inferred from the text that seeking sovereign AI means, among other things, paying attention to features that are typical of human interactions and do not only concern technology.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a core pillar of
economic competitiveness, national security, and daily life. That
reality is prompting governments worldwide to rethink their
reliance on foreign technology providers. “Sovereign AI” has
emerged as the strategic framework for nations aiming to take
greater control over their AI capabilities — and
telecommunications companies are finding themselves at the
center of this shift.
Sovereign AI, in this context, is essentially a nation"s
ability to independently develop, host, and govern artificial
intelligence systems using domestic infrastructure, workforce,
and business ecosystems. Instead of depending on foreign
technology providers or cloud platforms, countries pursuing
sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities. The
concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and
control over the full data lifecycle. That includes building
foundational models trained on local datasets or adapting external
data to reflect specific languages, dialects, and cultural contexts.
Multiple converging forces are pushing nations to
prioritize sovereign AI capabilities. Data security concerns are
near the top of the list. When AI systems, data storage, and
computing infrastructure operate outside national borders,
countries become exposed to foreign legal mandates and supply
chain disruptions. For government decision-making and sensitive
applications, that exposure creates unacceptable risk.
National security considerations add further urgency. AI"s
expanding role in critical infrastructure, military systems, and
defense operations makes governments especially focused on
ensuring vital systems which are not dependent on potentially
adversarial foreign technologies. Space-based intelligence and
satellite systems reflect this broader sovereignty imperative.
Christian de Looper. How “sovereign AI” could shape telecom.
Internet:<https://www.rcrwireless.com> (adapted).
Concerning the previous text, judge the following item.
The period mark that separates the first and the second sentences of the second paragraph could be correctly replaced with the words and hence, preceded by a comma: countries pursuing sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities, and hence the concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and control over the full data lifecycle.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a core pillar of
economic competitiveness, national security, and daily life. That
reality is prompting governments worldwide to rethink their
reliance on foreign technology providers. “Sovereign AI” has
emerged as the strategic framework for nations aiming to take
greater control over their AI capabilities — and
telecommunications companies are finding themselves at the
center of this shift.
Sovereign AI, in this context, is essentially a nation"s
ability to independently develop, host, and govern artificial
intelligence systems using domestic infrastructure, workforce,
and business ecosystems. Instead of depending on foreign
technology providers or cloud platforms, countries pursuing
sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities. The
concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and
control over the full data lifecycle. That includes building
foundational models trained on local datasets or adapting external
data to reflect specific languages, dialects, and cultural contexts.
Multiple converging forces are pushing nations to
prioritize sovereign AI capabilities. Data security concerns are
near the top of the list. When AI systems, data storage, and
computing infrastructure operate outside national borders,
countries become exposed to foreign legal mandates and supply
chain disruptions. For government decision-making and sensitive
applications, that exposure creates unacceptable risk.
National security considerations add further urgency. AI"s
expanding role in critical infrastructure, military systems, and
defense operations makes governments especially focused on
ensuring vital systems which are not dependent on potentially
adversarial foreign technologies. Space-based intelligence and
satellite systems reflect this broader sovereignty imperative.
Christian de Looper. How “sovereign AI” could shape telecom.
Internet:<https://www.rcrwireless.com> (adapted).
Concerning the previous text, judge the following item.
According to the text, data security is the greatest concern of the nations that are interested in promoting their own AI sovereignty.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a core pillar of
economic competitiveness, national security, and daily life. That
reality is prompting governments worldwide to rethink their
reliance on foreign technology providers. “Sovereign AI” has
emerged as the strategic framework for nations aiming to take
greater control over their AI capabilities — and
telecommunications companies are finding themselves at the
center of this shift.
Sovereign AI, in this context, is essentially a nation"s
ability to independently develop, host, and govern artificial
intelligence systems using domestic infrastructure, workforce,
and business ecosystems. Instead of depending on foreign
technology providers or cloud platforms, countries pursuing
sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities. The
concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and
control over the full data lifecycle. That includes building
foundational models trained on local datasets or adapting external
data to reflect specific languages, dialects, and cultural contexts.
Multiple converging forces are pushing nations to
prioritize sovereign AI capabilities. Data security concerns are
near the top of the list. When AI systems, data storage, and
computing infrastructure operate outside national borders,
countries become exposed to foreign legal mandates and supply
chain disruptions. For government decision-making and sensitive
applications, that exposure creates unacceptable risk.
National security considerations add further urgency. AI"s
expanding role in critical infrastructure, military systems, and
defense operations makes governments especially focused on
ensuring vital systems which are not dependent on potentially
adversarial foreign technologies. Space-based intelligence and
satellite systems reflect this broader sovereignty imperative.
Christian de Looper. How “sovereign AI” could shape telecom.
Internet:<https://www.rcrwireless.com> (adapted).
Concerning the previous text, judge the following item.
It is correct to conclude from the non-technical vocabulary used in the text that its target audience is specifically formed by people who are not at all familiar with AI related concepts.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a core pillar of
economic competitiveness, national security, and daily life. That
reality is prompting governments worldwide to rethink their
reliance on foreign technology providers. “Sovereign AI” has
emerged as the strategic framework for nations aiming to take
greater control over their AI capabilities — and
telecommunications companies are finding themselves at the
center of this shift.
Sovereign AI, in this context, is essentially a nation"s
ability to independently develop, host, and govern artificial
intelligence systems using domestic infrastructure, workforce,
and business ecosystems. Instead of depending on foreign
technology providers or cloud platforms, countries pursuing
sovereign AI seek to build end-to-end domestic capabilities. The
concept covers both physical computing infrastructure and
control over the full data lifecycle. That includes building
foundational models trained on local datasets or adapting external
data to reflect specific languages, dialects, and cultural contexts.
Multiple converging forces are pushing nations to
prioritize sovereign AI capabilities. Data security concerns are
near the top of the list. When AI systems, data storage, and
computing infrastructure operate outside national borders,
countries become exposed to foreign legal mandates and supply
chain disruptions. For government decision-making and sensitive
applications, that exposure creates unacceptable risk.
National security considerations add further urgency. AI"s
expanding role in critical infrastructure, military systems, and
defense operations makes governments especially focused on
ensuring vital systems which are not dependent on potentially
adversarial foreign technologies. Space-based intelligence and
satellite systems reflect this broader sovereignty imperative.
Christian de Looper. How “sovereign AI” could shape telecom.
Internet:<https://www.rcrwireless.com> (adapted).
Concerning the previous text, judge the following item.
It is possible to infer from the text that the implementation of sovereign AI strategies by most nations would potentially diminish the influence of a number of multinational IT (information technology) companies.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Cadernos
Caderno Container