From May 29–31, 2026, Alina Yefimenko, an assistant at the Department of Economic Cybernetics, participated in the Global Innovation Summit “Humanity, AI & Business in the Exponential Age.”
The event brought together leading experts and representatives of the tech community to discuss key challenges and opportunities related to the rapid development of digital technologies and artificial intelligence.
The summit examined the characteristics of exponential growth in innovation in the modern world, global trends in the use of smartphones as the primary tool for digital interaction, and the law of accelerating returns in the context of the economy’s technological transformation.
Participants focused particularly on the exponential drivers of artificial intelligence development, as well as the impact of AI on business processes, the labor market, and society at large. During the presentations, forecasts were shared regarding future trends in artificial intelligence development through 2032.
Participation in the summit contributed to the deepening of professional knowledge, familiarization with leading global practices in the field of digital innovation and artificial intelligence, and opened up new opportunities for the application of modern technologies in scientific and educational activities.
We wish Alina Yefimenko continued professional growth and inspiration for new research in the field of digital technologies.
