On January 14, representatives of the International University of Central Asia (IUCA) participated in the international scientific-practical conference "Innovative Approaches to the Development and Implementation of Artificial Intelligence in Applied Systems," held at the Kyrgyz-German Institute of Applied Informatics.

The university team presented practical cases of AI implementation in the educational process, demonstrating the close link between the Master's academic program and the real needs of schools.

Ivan Ninenko, Head of Innovations at IUCA and expert of the "Zamanbap Mugalim" program, presented a report on the QuantaQuiz system. His work focuses on creating a two-sided AI system that not only automates test creation but also provides personalized feedback for students.

Aydin Biybosunov, an IUCA Master's student and "Jaratman" teacher at Novo-Pokrovka Secondary School No. 3, introduced his own development—an AI assistant for grading student assignments. This serves as a prime example of how IUCA graduate students implement innovations directly in their classrooms.