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MOSCOW:  More than 1.7 million appeals and questions have been filed to date for Russian President Vladimir Putin's question-and-answer ...

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MOSCOW:  More than 1.7 million appeals and questions have been filed to date for Russian President Vladimir Putin's question-and-answer session scheduled for Thursday, Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Rossiya-24 television.

"As of now, we have crossed over 1.7 million submissions, which came in through all the channels," he said.

According to Peskov, artificial intelligence has been enlisted to process submissions this year.

"If we were to do it by hand, it would take a year to sort through it. This way, we will have everything sorted, in fact, by the end of tomorrow's program. Many ministries and agencies right now are requesting data arrays pertaining to them to understand what problems they face in their areas," the spokesman said.

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