DEVELOPMENT TRENDS AND INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS IN TECHNICAL SCIENCES IN THE CONTEXT OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
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technical sciences, digital technologies, innovation, automation, artificial intelligence, engineering.Abstract
This article analyzes the development trends of technical sciences in the context of modern digital technologies, their impact on the fields of industry, energy, construction and information technologies. The relevance of artificial intelligence, automation, digital modeling and innovative technologies is highlighted, and issues of their implementation in practice are considered. The results of the study substantiate the importance of integration of technical sciences and multidisciplinary approaches.
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