From July 20 to 23, Batumi, Georgia hosted an international meetup on artificial intelligence and modern education. The event brought together experts from Georgia, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Poland, the Czech Republic, France, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. Specialists from the UK, the USA, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan also delivered online presentations.
The presentations that sparked the greatest interest were given by Georgian experts Prof. Dmitry Nersesyan and Prof. Akaki Kheladze, as well as guest speaker Irina Urazhanova, Professor of Practice at AlmaU (Almaty, Kazakhstan).
During the event, a number of important cooperation agreements were signed, alongside the Colchis Declaration, which outlines the foundations of educational activities in the AI era.
The meeting was organized by the International Science and Technology Consortium (Geneva, Switzerland), with the participation of the Higher School Teachers European Society (Prague, Czech Republic).
