How do we adapt to this new reality and turn technology to our advantage? That’s exactly what was discussed during the Critical Thinking Evening with AI expert and DevRain CEO Oleksandr Krakovetskyi. Oleksandr emphasized that it’s time to change the way we work with information—and that starts with verifying it carefully.
“Right now, we can still tell the difference between what’s real and what’s generated by algorithms. But technology is constantly advancing, and that line is fading fast. That’s why we need new strategies for verifying and handling information,” the speaker explained.
According to him, education plays—and will continue to play—a key role in this process. One of the most important skills today is learning how to ask the right questions to AI and critically analyze its responses.
Oleksandr also encouraged everyone not to fear AI, but to master it. “Those—especially young people—who learn how to work effectively with AI will unlock powerful opportunities for career growth and creative innovation in our fast-paced world.”
The project is designed and implemented by the Souspilnist Foundations in cooperation with UNESCO Ukraine and with the support of 在ウクライナ日本国大使館 / Embassy of Japan in Ukraine. The project is part of UNESCO’s broader efforts to support the safety of journalists and freedom of speech in Ukraine.
