Translated with AI from the Russian original.

A series of open lectures on artificial intelligence is starting in Georgia, organized by TBC Bank and the GAIA Artificial Intelligence Association in collaboration with the country's universities.

TBC continues to develop educational initiatives that help young professionals and students navigate technological changes and apply knowledge in practice. The company notes that it is such projects that strengthen the technological ecosystem of Georgia and stimulate the dissemination of knowledge focused on development.

Together with GAIA and Georgian universities, TBC is launching a new project - a series of public lectures "AI and ...". Its goal is to stimulate discussion about the integration of artificial intelligence into various fields and raise awareness in the academic environment. Each university participating in the program complements the "..." topic with a direction in which it has strong faculties and scientific personnel.

The first lecture - "AI and Medicine" at Ilia State University

The first event will be held on November 27 at 19:00. The topic of the meeting is "AI and Medicine: Artificial Intelligence in Diagnostics".

The speakers will be radiologist, Professor Mikheil Okudzhava and co-founder of AI-startup Biterium Ketevan Bosikashvili. They will talk about how artificial intelligence is changing medical diagnostics, what challenges and limitations exist in the development of technologies, and how ready patients and doctors are for innovations.

The organizers note that the meeting will be especially useful for students of medical faculties, practicing doctors, healthcare managers and anyone interested in the use of AI in medicine.

Participation is free, but the number of places is limited. Pre-registration is required viathe link on the GAIA website.

The goal of the project is to create a unified space for discussing AI

The TBC and GAIA initiative is designed to bring together students, teachers and professionals from various fields. The project is designed to help the audience better prepare for the changes brought about by the development of artificial intelligence, and to develop a common approach to the use of technology in various fields.

The organizers emphasize that education and technology shape the future, and that is why such programs play an important role in the development of the country.

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