Participants discussed the practical application of artificial intelligence technologies, industry staffing needs, regulatory and ethical aspects of AI use, and the development of the Valley's infrastructure. In addition, an expert council of the AKID ISTC was held.
The conference was attended by representatives of the State Duma of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, the Government of the Ryazan Region, the National Technology Initiative, higher educational institutions, as well as project participants and partners of the AKID ISTC, and representatives of the expert and business communities.
The opening of a new laboratory at the Moscow Instrument-Making College of Plekhanov Russian University of Economics was also announced. It will become a platform for students to work on real projects in collaboration with resident companies of the Valley. Residents, in turn, will be able to commission research, recruit personnel, and conduct research and development work.