Innovative methodological tools for the creation and evolution of artificial intelligence systems
https://doi.org/10.18384/2949-5024-2026-1-86-97
Abstract
Aim. The purpose of this study is to develop innovative methodological tools for creating reliable and secure artificial intelligence systems.
Methodology. The study utilized a comprehensive methodology integrating systemic, conceptual, axiological, and interdisciplinary approaches. The author utilized methods of theoretical generalization, comparative analysis, and expert assessments.
Results. This study developed an innovative methodological toolkit based on scientifically sound principles, methods, and approaches for creating artificial intelligence systems.
Research implications. The proposed comprehensive methodological toolkit represents an innovative solution that can serve as the basis for creating and improving artificial intelligence systems with a high degree of reliability and security.
About the Author
A. N. Fomina
State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company “Bryansk” (Branch)
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Alexandra N. Fomina – Cand. Sci (Economic); TV News Correspondent, Federal State Unitary Enterprise VGTRK State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company “Bryansk” (Branch).
Bryansk
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