Artem Korolev on social media – about team values, the risks of AI, and the power of the CASE-IN community

On his social media, Artem Korolev asks important questions about the future of the engineering profession, shares the rules of effective work and demonstrates the strength of the CASE-IN community. The main thoughts and insights are in the new issue of the weekly digest!

Artyom Korolev recently conducted a general meeting with the team, at which he raised the questions "where are we going?" and "what are we working for?".

"Sometimes it's useful to check compasses. Otherwise, it may turn out that our tasks are common, and our ideas about how to perform them are noticeably different., – noted Director of the Reliable Shift Foundation. – For me, the result of such a meeting should manifest itself in further work: how we respond to a difficult letter, sort out a mistake, support a colleague and fulfill the promise. And as a leader, I have to follow these principles along with everyone else."

The five main outcomes of the team event:

• True dignity is not in how others treat you, but in how you act.
• Good people differ from bad people in that they care a little more about others than about themselves.
• Life is hard enough as it is. You don't have to help her.
• None of us are immune to blows, but it's important how we hold them.
• Every day is like the end of a CASE-IN.

In the next post, Artyom wonders: how will a young specialist master the profession and gain the necessary experience if AI takes over the first tasks?

"In the past, getting started was itself a part of learning. The young specialist performed simple tasks, made mistakes, sorted out mistakes with a mentor, and observed the decisions of the supervisor. So the experience gradually appeared. Today, some of this work can be assigned to AI. And give a beginner a ready-made prompt and ask them to check the result. But if he hasn't tried to solve the problem himself yet, how will he know what is true and what is not?", – He argues author.

According to the founder of CASE-IN, professional judgment appears when a person is faced with a difficult task, makes a mistake and tries again. If the AI immediately gives a ready answer, this experience may simply not occur.

On Artyom Korolev's social networks, the following information was posted a photo with the caption: "The power of CASE-IN in action!".

The picture shows Pavel Suslikov, a CASE–IN champion and a member of the Hall of Fame, during the defense of his PhD thesis, as well as his supervisor Yuri Zhukovsky, head of the Department of Electric Power Engineering and Electromechanics at the Mining University, a member of the Hall of Fame, and Konstantin Suslov, a professor at the National Research University "MEI", a member of the Hall of Fame and a long-term CASE–IN expert.

"This is how strong engineering staff grow: from the first case to big science. And it's especially nice to see that the CASE-IN community stays close all the way.", – joyfully underlined Artem.

The first set of the network Quantum University brought together only 25 undergraduates from 5 universities – these figures were provided by Artem Korolev, confirming them. by reasoning about whether the small number of participants indicates the low level of a particular project?

"The number of participants in itself does not speak to the quality of the educational project., – sure he. – You can increase the set several times. But will everyone get access to the lab? Will there be enough teachers to support research and professional feedback? As an organizer of educational projects, I am also thinking about this. We count participants, universities, and regions. These indicators help to assess the scale, but do not explain what a particular person has learned. At the same time, a small set also does not guarantee quality. It is necessary to evaluate the results: what research the students have done, what competencies they have acquired and where they continued to work."

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