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Whether we like it or not, AI has forever changed teaching and the way assignments are completed and homework written. Just as a calculator or Google has changed the way we work, <\/span>with the advent of AI, education itself and the way they assign work to be done at home, must change<\/b>. However, this topic has been discussed for a long time – as soon as in 2020, a series of <\/span>trainings<\/span><\/a> for teachers was held under the guidance of teacher Zuzana Tk\u00e1\u010dov\u00e1, who also spoke during the discussion at SlovakiaTech. At the same time, <\/span>how AI can be used, for example, by personal assistants for children with special needs<\/b>, was also discussed. I’m very curious where this will lead and how important documents will be written in the future, such as master’s theses, which ultimately decide on obtaining a degree.<\/span> 3.<\/b><\/p>\n People are aware that AI is also changing the perception of the concept of intellectual property. <\/span>The European Union has even developed the first regulations, the so-called <\/b>Plus AI Act,<\/b><\/a> which define what AI is and when its behavior is unacceptable.<\/b> By the end of the year, the governments of the individual countries are to decide in what form they’ll incorporate this act into their laws. I think that this issue will also affect us, programmers. Although cases where artists <\/span>fought with AI for their rights<\/span><\/a> are more publicized, court hearings on the <\/span>legality of AI created codes<\/span><\/a> have already appeared.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n 4.<\/b><\/p>\n Slovakia is going to use AI in spatial planning!<\/b> This was confirmed by 3 prominent figures of urbanism and innovation, Mi\u0161o Hladk\u00fd from Creative Industry Ko\u0161ice, Rado Mizera from Solved.fi and Pe\u0165o Breyl from the Regional Innovation Center. I’m looking forward to when it really gets moving.<\/span><\/p>\n 5.<\/b><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/blog.bart.sk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/image-6.png\")
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