The College of Administration and Economics at Al-Qadisiyah University holds a training course on the use of artificial intelligence in daily life.

Under the supervision of the Dean of the College of Administration and Economics at Al-Qadisiyah University, Professor Hussein Falah Ward, and with the support of the Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs and Graduate Studies, Assistant Professor Dr. Latif Abdul-Ridha Attia, the Employment and Qualification Unit, in cooperation with the Department of Economics and the Continuing Education Unit at the college, held a training course entitled “A Working Paper on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Daily Life.” Lecturers included Assistant Professor Miami Salal Sahib, Assistant Professor Sondos Jassim Sha’beeth, Assistant Professor Sahar Karim Katea, Assistant Professor Suad Jawad Kadhim, and Assistant Professor Diaa Abdul-Razzaq. The course aimed to review how artificial intelligence is used in our daily lives and how it impacts various fields. Artificial intelligence is an influential force in many aspects of our daily lives. With its increasing applications, it is significantly contributing to improving efficiency and accuracy in a variety of fields. However, it is important to address the challenges it poses, such as privacy and the labor market, and to develop policies and regulations to ensure its safe and fair use, highlighting the benefits and challenges associated with it.
The course also addressed artificial intelligence as one of the technological developments that has changed many aspects of our daily lives in the last two decades, from smart devices to healthcare systems. AI has become an integral part of our lives.