Today, the "Generations Partnership" informational and educational project was held at Brest State Technical University. It was organized in collaboration with the Youth Council under the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus. The event served as a platform for dialogue between students, young professionals, and representatives of government, science, and business.
The project aims to promote the comprehensive development of youth and the fostering of active citizenship. Key objectives included:
developing knowledge, skills, and abilities, as well as sharing experiences among participants;
stimulating social motivation and developing cognitive competencies;
fostering a culture of open dialogue, creative discussion, opposition, and compromise in decision-making;
introducing students to the socioeconomic potential of the Brest region;
The development of an innovative worldview, social initiative, patriotism, and responsibility.
Participants were given a tour of the BrSTU Competence Center, where they learned about the university's modern educational and scientific capabilities, as well as the advanced technologies used in the educational process.
During the seminar, participants discussed issues related to the development of artificial intelligence. Vladimir Veniaminovich Borovenko, Deputy Chairman of the Standing Committee on Industry, Energy, Transport, Communications, and Digital Development of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus, delivered a report titled "Formation of a Legal Framework for AI Technologies in the Republic of Belarus: Integration of National and International Practices." In his presentation, he highlighted current issues related to the legislative regulation of artificial intelligence and its integration into the country's economy. Veronika Nikolaevna Punchik, business analyst at NUM LLC, PhD in pedagogy, associate professor, professor at the KMP RIVSH (Republic of Belarus), head of the innovation department at the Federal Institute of Sociology and Information Technologies (Moscow, Russia), and member of the National Foundation for Artificial Intelligence (Russia), presented the report "Neural Services and Artificial Intelligence Systems: From Fundamentals to Expert Solutions."
The "Partnership between Generations" project became an important platform for dialogue between young people, government officials, and the expert community. Participants noted the high relevance of the topics discussed, the opportunity to ask questions directly to the speakers, and gain practical knowledge for their future professional careers.
