KPI rep participates in conference on AI use

Serhii Stirenko (pictured second right), Vice-Rector for Research of the Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute (KPI), participated in the international conference “The Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Context of the Humanitarian Crisis in Ukraine: Risks and Opportunities”. The event was organised by the Embassy of the Sovereign Order of Malta in Ukraine on the occasion of the Feast of St John the Baptist, or the Nativity of St John the Forerunner.

The discussion brought together diplomats, representatives of international organisations and leading experts in technology, medicine and security. Together, they sought practical approaches to the use of AI tools in humanitarian missions, medical aid, and rapid response to crises.

Participation in such discourses bears evidence of Kyiv Polytechnic’s high prestige among the growing international expert community. For the university’s researchers, this is an opportunity to contribute to the formulation of strategies of the responsible use of AI, proposing their own innovative solutions for international humanitarian projects and initiatives.

This collaboration opens up new vistas to Igor Sikorsky Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, further securing its status as an intellectual powerhouse.