Baku: AI4Real Bootcamp, an intensive training program organized by ADA University with support from Azercell, has successfully concluded, offering university students the chance to develop practical AI skills and explore real-world applications of technology.
According to Azerbaijan State News Agency, 26 students, selected from a competitive pool and representing 14 universities from Azerbaijan and abroad, participated in this transformative program. The training enabled students to work on real business cases, exploring AI’s application across various industries and developing solutions to practical challenges. The sessions were conducted by ADA University faculty and industry experts, providing students with invaluable insights and guidance.
Sabir Mardanov, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at Azercell, shared examples of AI applications in telecommunications and discussed how technology addresses business needs. Samir Mammadov, a lecturer at ADA University’s School of Information Technology and Engineering, along with other faculty members and invited experts, also contributed insights into AI’s use across different fields. Through these practical sessions and teamwork, students enhanced their understanding of artificial intelligence, gaining experience in solving complex problems and developing technological solutions.
Upon completing the program, all participants received certificates. Additionally, five top-performing students were selected to participate in a hackathon, which will be jointly organized by Azercell and ADA University in the upcoming academic year. Azercell remains committed to supporting the development of AI skills in alignment with the Artificial Intelligence Strategy of the Republic of Azerbaijan for 2025-2028.