Lublin, Poland – Ukrainian entrepreneur and philanthropist Emil Arutyunyan has successfully completed the second stage of an international webinar aimed at professional development, titled “International Experience in the Use of Artificial Intelligence in the Educational Process (Part II),” held from June 24 to July 3, 2025, in Lublin, Poland.
The program was organized by the International Educational and Scientific Foundation (IESF) in cooperation with the Research Institute of the Lublin Science and Technology Park.
Participants not only explored examples of AI integration in the education sector, but also examined how modern technologies are transforming administrative and legal processes. The training included 45 academic hours (lectures, practical sessions, and independent study) and covered subjects such as administrative law, financial law, and administrative procedures.
“The second part of the training opened my eyes to how artificial intelligence can be applied far beyond education. Automating legal and administrative processes gives businesses a tremendous advantage — from reducing costs to increasing accuracy in document management,” said Emil Arutyunyan.
“We are currently testing various AI chatbots to generate templates, analyze documents, and even draft internal guidelines. It genuinely saves time and resources,” Arutyunyan added.
Having already completed the first part of the course, Arutyunyan continues to demonstrate a personal commitment to lifelong learning and the implementation of innovation. He also emphasized that he shares the acquired knowledge with his team and partners. Together with Oleksandr Petrovskyi (Dnipro, Ukraine), Arutyunyan not only continues to develop his business amid wartime conditions but also supports digital initiatives, social projects, the Ukrainian army, and the church.
Participation in both stages of the international AI program highlights the commitment of Ukrainian entrepreneurs to adopt cutting-edge technologies and apply them in both business and socially significant areas.
