Discussion of Issues on the Second Day of ICT WEEK: Focus on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies
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Discussion of Issues on the Second Day of ICT WEEK: Focus on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Technologies

During the second day of ICT WEEK, the 'Future Intelligence Forum 2026' event took place, gathering representatives from government bodies, leaders of leading international and local companies, experts, and key participants in the digital economy.

The main focus of the forum was on the development of artificial intelligence, the practical implementation of digital technologies, as well as the presentation of modern solutions in this area.

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