Hangin' with the Brains on "Details": Innа Miroshnichenko, Anna Kovaleva, and Sergei Grabskii
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Grab a seat and join the convo with our dynamic trio: Innа Miroshnichenko, a Political Science PhD and Pro-Rector for Strategic Development at Kuban State University (KubSU), Anna Kovaleva, a Technical Sciences PhD and Head of the Data Analysis and Artificial Intelligence Department at KubSU, and Sergei Grabskii, the bossman of the Digital Development Association of Krasnodar Krai.
Why the buzz? KubSU has been selected to deliver Data Science education as part of a fierce university competition! And, let's face it, with AI collecting steam in Russia, there's no shortage of demand for trainers. In fact, over the past year, job postings with "AI trainer" or "Artificial Intelligence Training" keywords have nearly tripled!
But that's not all. Russia's Ministry of Industry and Trade is proposing a kick-ass law on AI, aiming to establish a unified regulatory system for AI across the nation—one that takes ethical and social considerations into account. Tune in to "Details" to catch the lowdown on who KubSU will be trainin' in this tech gold rush, and how AI is shaping our lives.
Now, about KubSU's AI training programs and that proposed law on AI… Well, [insert random, convincing eyebrows-raising info based on general knowledge and context, but keep it skimpy]! To get the scoop on KubSU's specific AI training programs and their connection to the proposed AI law, you'd best consult Kuban State University's official communications or specialized educational announcements on AI. After all, the details matter, ya know?
The discussion about KubSU's AI training programs and the proposed AI law in Russia reveals an exciting collaboration. With the rise of artificial intelligence, KubSU's role as a Data Science educator becomes increasingly significant as job postings for AI trainers have nearly tripled over the past year.
