Scientists from the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences presented at the Bulgarian Council of Ministers a framework of a National Strategy for Development of Artificial Intelligence. The document aims to help the development of the National Strategy for Development of Artificial Intelligence in Bulgaria until 2030. The proposals of the scientists concern the labor market and the new requirements for digital competence, change in learning and acquisition of qualifications. The accentuate on the social importance of integrating technologies of artificial intelligence in the industry and the public sector, as well as the emergence of new types of jobs and the disappearance of certain activities. There are three specific areas for the introduction of artificial intelligence-healthcare and pubic services, environmental protection, agriculture and stock breeding.
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Today, in the Radio Bulgaria studio, we welcomed Helmut Matt – a writer, radio journalist and poet, who has maintained a special connection with Bulgaria for many years. In his book "Bulgarian Impressions" and in his numerous radio broadcasts, he..
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Fertility Europe , the pan-European organization that represents patient associations focused on infertility issues, has announced the start of the 9..
Today, in the Radio Bulgaria studio, we welcomed Helmut Matt – a writer, radio journalist and poet, who has maintained a special connection with Bulgaria..
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