Modernization of Modern Entrepreneurship on the Basis of Artificial Intelligence

Сафаргалиев, Мансур Фуатович; Kitsay, Yuliana A.; Егорова, Елена; Ermolina, Lilia V.

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“…And if the implementation of artificial intelligence looks natural in the world of computer technologies (Tang et al 2020) demanded and welcomed in medicine (Wilhelm, D.;Ostler, D.;Mueller-Stich, B.;Herrmann et al 2020), especially in trauma surgery (Tjardes, T.;Heller, R. A.;Pfoerringer, D.;, then it seems less real and therefore quite surprising that artificial intelligence methods are extensively used for forecasting of oil prices (Sehgal&Pandey 2015), modernization of entrepreneurship (Safargaliev et al 2020) and financial services (Arslanian&Fischer 2019), there it comes to the question whether the implementation of artificial intelligence is safe enough or we are facing the threat: substitution of financial practitioners (Stein Smith 2020) or total machine takeover (Mainzer 2020). It is not a secret that to some extent everyone is concerned about the changes that would come along with the implementation of artificial intelligence as in spite of it strengths in knowledge representation, reasoning and planning (Qian et al 2020) its encompassing is generating concerns about ethical perspectives and risks (Boddington 2017).…”

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Contemporary Innovation Challenges – Future of Adoption Artificial Intelligence: Case of Estonia

Gavrilova¹,

Gurvitsh-Suits

2020

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Nowadays artificial intelligence is gaining popularity and brings changes into everyday lives and business. Latest research outline various options and challenges related to the implementation of artificial intelligence in different fields (Garbuio&Lin, 2019; Kumar et.al, 2019; Tambe et.al 2019). It is obvious that its adoption will have a notable significant impact on certain industries. However, it also requires complete understanding and awareness of main constraints and benefits. The aim of the present research is to find out the possibilities of adoption of the artificial intelligence in accounting industry in case of Estonia and its impact on the role of the accountant in the future. The main research question focuses on whether Estonian accountants are aware of the new opportunities related to the implementation of artificial intelligence and their openness to these challenges. Authors conducted a survey among Estonian accounting professionals and the results revealed limited knowledge, with people being aware of the meaning but having little or no idea about the basic components of artificial intelligence and wide range of a potential application. During the research, it became obvious that only few companies in Estonia are already using artificial intelligence: among the main reasons of non-adoption are lack of experience, lack of qualified professionals and the general complexity. Authors believe that the results of this study provide a starting point for companies involved in providing various modern technical support for accounting industry and may contribute to the raising awareness and further development of active successful adoption of artificial intelligence in Estonia.

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Contemporary Innovation Challenges – Future of Adoption Artificial Intelligence: Case of Estonia

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Gurvitsh-Suits

2020

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“…The uniqueness of the project lies in the fact that today in the Republic of Tatarstan the "KAI Academy-Mini Wings" as online after-school groups for schoolchildren is the only support center for schoolchildren in completing homework in ten school disciplines. The project develops the entrepreneurial abilities of students based on network forms of organizing intellectual work [4].…”

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Career guidance for the prospective students of KNRTU–KAI

2022

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The article presents the experience of Kazan National Research Technical University named after A.N. Tupolev—KAI (the former HEI’s name is KAI—Kazan Aviation Institute) in the implementation of the policy of career guidance of students and prospective students. The purpose of the article is to share the original KAI practices in the field of career guidance of prospective students, as well as to reveal the essence of the solutions incorporated into the key career guidance activities of the university. Original solutions are described, including: installation of the first supersonic passenger aircraft TU-144 on the territory of the KAI campus; the first scientific-practical conference of young aviators “Aviation of the Future: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities”, dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the first flight of the TU-144 aircraft; creation of an educational complex “Technopolis” for the development of children’s engineering creativity; an online course for schoolchildren during the university’s career guidance campaign “KAI Online School CYBER.TECH”; extended day groups for schoolchildren; the project for the training of new generation of engineers “Wings of Rostec” implemented with the support of the State Corporation Rostec, and some other projects. The factors of entry and retention of personnel in professional communities are identified and systematized, taking into account the professional life cycle of a specialist. It has been identified that in modern conditions, career guidance activities have begun to significantly influence the updating of educational content and modes of study at the university, which is confirmed by the presence of interactive and online KAI events. The university forms and develops an environment favorable for self-determination and self-realization of all participants in the educational process, while covering a variety of target groups.

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Modernization of Modern Entrepreneurship on the Basis of Artificial Intelligence

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Contemporary Innovation Challenges – Future of Adoption Artificial Intelligence: Case of Estonia

Contemporary Innovation Challenges – Future of Adoption Artificial Intelligence: Case of Estonia

Career guidance for the prospective students of KNRTU–KAI

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