ArmInfo. Rostelecom and the Ayb school summarized the joint project "Greetings from the Future", in which the students of the club "TehnoProgress" presented works of art created and developed with the help of artificial intelligence.
As the press service of the company informs, the final event took place in a park located next to the Republic Square, the territory of which was divided into separate pavilions, where the students presented diverse information on the use of artificial intelligence.
The authors of the exhibition were children of school age who managed to approach the issue completely from the other side, presenting the role and influence of technologies in the life of each of us today, in particular, on lifestyle, education and profession.
"Artificial intelligence, which is a constantly evolving techno innovation, is of great interest not only for schoolchildren, but also for adults. "Rostelecom" attaches special importance to projects that inform the public and introduce innovative technological solutions, providing an opportunity to see them in practice. I am glad that there is already Ayb school in Armenia, where not only teach technology, but also give children the opportunity to apply this knowledge, understand the mechanism of work and share their experience with their peers and the public," said commercial director of Rostelecom Valery Rusakov.
According to the source, Rostelecom joined the project "Greetings from the Future", initiated by students of the Ayb school, in view of the importance for the company of activities aimed at raising public awareness of the development of international technologies and instilling technological thinking, especially among young people.
The project "Greetings from the Future" was launched in May 2018.
OJSC Rostelecom (www.rostelecom.ru) is one of the largest telecommunications companies of national scale in Russia and Europe, present in all segments of the communications services market. The number of Internet users exceeds 10.9 million, and pay-TV subscribers - 7.7 million. Russian OJSC Rostelecom through its subsidiary in Armenia, GNC-ALFA started promotion and retail sales of telecommunications services in Armenia under its own brand at the end of 2012. The financial stability of the company is confirmed by the assignment of a high rating: "BBB-" - from Fitch Ratings and "BB +" - from Standard & Poor's.
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