The College of Arts organizes a workshop on generative artificial intelligence
The Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Arts at Anbar University, in cooperation with the College of Computer Science and Information Technology, organized a workshop entitled “Generative Artificial Intelligence and its Applications in the Labor Market.”
The workshop, which was held as part of the Cultural Week activities of the College of Arts, aimed to introduce participants to the concept of generative artificial intelligence, how it works, and its various applications in the labor market.
Present at the workshop were Dr. Mohamed Salah Ibrahim, and the head of the Women’s Affairs Unit at the College of Computer Science and Information Technology, Dr. Makarem Abdel Wahed
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