Abdyleziz Saryev, a student from Turkmenistan’s International University of Humanities and Development, has won the award for “Best Idea and Approach” at the third UNESCO International Model competiton on the ethics of using artificial intelligence in education.
The event’s final stage was held from August 12-14 in Almaty, and Saryev won the jury’s recognition against stiff competition from students from 52 countries. In addition to Saryev, awards were given to representatives of Egypt and Hong Kong. Students from these countries were recognized for “Best Paper” and “Best Presentation”, respectively.
The Third UNESCO International Model is an educational event in which students try on the role of representatives of UNESCO member states by simulating official UNESCO meetings. Participants get an opportunity to study in-depth the international problems related to the use of AI, and propose solutions for their implementation in the education system.
