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A workshop on how to use artificial intelligence safely, where AI technologies are applied and why critical thinking remains important, took place during the summer session of the Bloger Camp, organized by the Rinat Akhmetov Foundation. This was reported by the Foundation's website.
The speaker at the event was Maksym Balanyuk, Director of Innovation and Development at Metinvest Digital. After his presentation, there were discussions, practical tasks, a quiz, and a discussion of real examples of using modern technologies.
"Live communication opened up a lot of new things for me. I am reminded once again that the youth of Ukraine is the best. Kids know a lot about technologies, have good critical thinking, can argue and defend their opinion. Today we talked about artificial intelligence, about its various facets—not only as a technology but also in terms of how to live with it, how to work with it, and what positive effects can come from interacting with it. As a company representing heavy industry, we are among the leaders in using artificial intelligence. It helps realize opportunities and turn dreams into reality," Balanyuk said.
According to the organizers, the training sparked lively interest among participants. They actively engaged in the discussion, shared their thoughts on the possibilities of artificial intelligence, and asked questions.
"Today the training was very enjoyable for me; I learned a lot about artificial intelligence, interesting facts about it, and it was very useful," said camp participant Victoria.
According to 14-year-old Sashko, the training helped him view modern technologies in a new light.
"The training gave me new knowledge. I became more interested in artificial intelligence and, perhaps thanks to this training, I will study it more deeply in the future," he said.
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