Artificial Intelligence

Artificial intelligence technologies, or as they are now often called, AI, are rapidly entering or, rather, breaking into all spheres of public and private life. A new reality is being born right before our eyes. AI can help people in a variety of ways, but, as some scientists warn, it can also be harmful in other ways. Nevertheless, its triumphant march across the world continues. It is really useful, and soon we may not be able to imagine our lives without this tireless assistant. Recently, AI started working in the Scientific and Technical Library of KPI. Library director Yevheniia Kulyk told KP about what it will do there and what it is already doing. By the way, in Ukraine, Hryhorii Denysenko STL became the first library to implement this technology in its activities.

Vice Rector for International Relations, Andrii Shysholin, represented Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI) at the IREG 2024 international conference, titled “Artificial Intelligence (AI) altering Higher Education and Rankings.” The event took place on November 7–8 at the National University of Political Studies and Public Administration in Bucharest, Romania.

The summer school “Artificial Intelligence 2024: Present and Future” continues at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.

Artificial intelligence, or AI, as it is often abbreviated, is probably the fastest growing scientific and technological field in comparison to other IT industries and breakthrough areas of innovation. The scope of its application is constantly growing: AI is already serving people in agriculture and industry, medicine and transport, marketing and sociology, etc. And this range is expanding almost every month. For our country, its potential for use in the defence sector is particularly important today. 

The international forum "Artificial Intelligence: Global Dialogue", organized by the innovative ecosystem Sikorsky Challenge Ukraine, was held in KPI

An interesting conversation about promising research and development in the field of autonomous systems took place on the morning air of Ukrainian Radio.

The widespread use of computers in all kinds of activities and the constant increase in their computing power require a significant amount of parallel and distributed computing.

The scientific space of Kyiv Polytechnic is expanding its horizons: Sophia Drozd, a master's student of the Department of Mathematical Modeling and Data Analysis at the School of FTI, working under the supervision of the Head of the Department, Professor Natalia Kussul, successfully presented Kyi

Students from Kyiv, Vinnytsia, Zaporizhzhia, Kryvyi Rih, Kremenchuk, Sumy, Ternopil, Kharkiv, Khmelnytskyi, Vasyl' Stus Donetsk National University, which is temporarily located in Vinnytsia, took part in the finals of the first All-Ukrainian competition of student research papers on arti

27 universities, more than fifty projects, 20 finalists. The first all-Ukrainian artificial intelligence competition was held at Kyiv Polytechnic.