Artificial Intelligence in Several Fragments
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This paper is a mosaic of vivid fragments describing the industrial aspects of artificial intelligence (AI). These are sketches of the overall picture, which will likely never be completed, as each day brings information about new achievements, ideas, and threats. Discussions cover issues of civilian AI in short-term workstations, the development of algorithms for intelligent games, the threats and dangers posed by AI, AI ethics, and standards and international norms for artificial intelligence. Each fragment is a review of the latest (mid-January 2026) Russian and international sources, including quotes, translations, screenshots, and links to original documents.
This text remains an immense "fragment" on the benefits of AI applications, which was presented with the greatest speed. Perhaps this will be the beginning of a separate, never-ending study.
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