Quantum Technologies and Artificial Intelligence
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Ostap Victor Vlad
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This article examines the practical application of artificial intelligence technologies in combination with machine learning algorithms, artificial neural networks, and emerging quantum technologies for solving complex engineering, analytical, and decision-support tasks. Particular attention is devoted to the interaction between artificial intelligence and human expertise, demonstrating that modern AI systems function most effectively as intelligent decision-support tools under professional supervision rather than as complete substitutes for highly qualified specialists.
The publication analyzes contemporary machine learning models capable of predicting human decision-making under conditions of uncertainty and risk. Special emphasis is placed on behavioral prediction models that integrate established behavioral science theories with machine learning techniques to improve the accuracy of forecasting human choices and optimize decision-support systems in engineering, economics, management, and other applied fields.
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Ostap Victor Vlad
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