National AI Center proposes expanding DataRace platform application to the real economy
The National AI Center plans to go beyond the IT sector by integrating DataRace solutions into manufacturing, transport, education, and resource management.
Tunzale Melikova2 min read
The National AI Center (NAIC) intends to scale the use of the DataRace platform, applying its capabilities beyond the IT industry to various sectors of the economy. As reported by the center's Chief Commercial Officer, Ulfan Aliyev, at the awards ceremony for the platform's first competition winners, the development of domestic AI solutions is a priority for optimizing production and logistics processes.
Special attention is being paid to the transport sector. According to Aliyev, the implementation of AI will allow for the creation of more accurate estimated time of arrival (ETA) models for cargo and the development of optimal routes. The center plans to hold specialized competitions for developing logistics algorithms, the results of which will be implemented in practical operations.
In the field of cybersecurity, the NAIC is focusing on creating local models for threat detection, particularly for identifying and preventing phishing attacks. This will reduce dependence on foreign software products. Furthermore, the application of AI for monitoring critical infrastructure is being discussed: algorithms can proactively detect leaks in oil and water pipelines, minimizing environmental risks and resource losses.
The prospects for AI usage also extend to the social sphere and education. In educational institutions, it is proposed to analyze academic performance to predict student difficulties, which will allow for the timely organization of additional tutoring. In the field of volunteer management, AI models can analyze participant profiles to match them with the most suitable activities and provide career recommendations.
Issues regarding the integration of AI into industry were previously discussed by NAIC representatives in Atlanta (USA) during a specialized conference. Ulfan Aliyev emphasized that the center is ready to provide maximum support for the development and implementation of such solutions, noting that the current trend allows for the creation of artificial intelligence-based projects in almost any sector of the economy.
Source: az.trend.az
