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In the midst of summer, Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute held the traditional International Open Student Programming Olympiad named after S.O. Lebedev and V.M. Glushkov "KPI-OPEN 2023" for the sixteenth time.

Will artificial intelligence surpass humans? What awaits the labor market in view of the rapid development of AI? Which specialists will be left without work? Is a GPTist a new profession? What is the level of AI training at IISA? Why is the Presidential Scholarship awarded?

We invite students who work in their profession simultaneously with their studies, and graduates of IT specialties for this project. They will talk about their path in IT, the difficulties in the way, and give advice to newbies.

A first-person tactical shooter about the invasion of russian troops into Ukraine is created by the graduate of the Faculty of Radio Engineering Serhiy Voronov.

The media project Liga.Tech told how Ukrainian IT companies patronise higher education institutions, what it gives students and how it will help to become a sought-after specialist immediately after graduation.

The IT-sphere in Ukraine is one of the most dynamic and promising. According to experts, the domestic IT market will grow steadily by 20-30% annually, while the number of specialists will double by 2024.

The Department of Mathematical Modeling and Data Analysis team of the Institute of Physics and Technology - NTUU-KPI-IPT-4 - entered the semifinals of the SEERC-202, having the opportunity to compete for the student championship in programming in Southeast Europe.

From July 5 to 8, the jubilee XV International Open Student Programming Olympiad named after S.O. Lebedev and V.M. Glushkova "KPI-OPEN" was held at Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute.

Openware is a US company that uses the programming language to create financial solutions. It also sets up DevOps infrastructure, microservices architecture, and startup incubator services specializing in Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and Cryptography.

It is nice to communicate with our students: open, positive, and with a good sense of humor. When I arranged a meeting with a FPM sophomore Andrii Lanovenko, I did not even suspect what a cheerful firework awaits me.