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Share ITMO’s has launched a slate of continuing professional education programs. These courses will help economists, managers and lawyers learn more about big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. IT specialists, in turn, will have the chance to study marketing, law, or public relations. It’s becoming clear that today’s specialists should not only develop their professional skills, but also discover brand new fields. So, for example, economists may need to learn the basics of IT, and programmists – acquire skills in management and PR. “The classifies artificial intelligence and big data as some of the so-called cross-cutting technologies. These are the key scientific and technical fields that overlap all subject areas, exerting significant, if not fundamental, impact on them. Today, there is virtually no industry or market that doesn’t use such technologies. So, it’s too late for a “conditional future,” as digital specialists – managers, lawyers

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