The role of artificial intelligence in developing competitive human resources for Belarus' future industry
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Viktar Karpovich
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This study is dedicated to exploring the impact of artificial intelligence technologies on training highly qualified specialists in Belarusian universities. Trends in employment, structure of graduates, and readiness of educational systems for industrial transformation are analyzed. A survey among teachers highlighted the need for deep integration of AI methods into education, creation of adaptive learning trajectories, and enhancement of digital skills. Obstacles were identified and measures proposed to increase the effectiveness of digitization in the educational sphere.
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Viktar Karpovich
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