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September 2026, № 3 (251), pages 20-27doi: 10.25198/1814-6457-251-20
Dokashenko L.V., Nevolina S.I. INTERNATIONAL FORUMS — A PLATFORM FOR SCALING AI SOLUTIONS IN EDUCATIONIn the context of globalization, the internationalization of education is becoming a key strategic priority for the development of universities, ensuring their integration into the global educational space. International forums are the most important communication platforms for consolidating the academic community and introducing artificial intelligence technologies into the educational process. Digitalization of education contributes to the diversification of international interaction formats with the predominance of hybrid and online formats, while maintaining the importance of face-to-face communication for the formation of trusting professional relationships. The Orenburg Region, which has a unique geopolitical position and rich cultural and historical potential, plays a special role in the development of international cooperation. International forums perform complex functions in the system of interuniversity cooperation, including the formation of strategic directions for the development of educational organizations, the development of promising programs and methodological approaches to the organization of the educational process. Important aspects of their functioning are the development of academic mobility and intercultural integration, facilitating the cross-border exchange of specialists. The introduction of artificial intelligence technologies into the educational process through international cooperation ensures the synchronization of educational standards, improving the quality of training specialists and strengthening their competitiveness. The study identified three dominant regional models of international cooperation: European (normative-oriented), Asian (technologically determined) and Russian (integration-cooperative). The methodological significance of the research lies in the possibility of using the results obtained to develop strategies for international cooperation, planning educational forums and scaling AI solutions in the educational field. This forms the theoretical and methodological basis for the development of international educational cooperation in the context of digital transformation, contributing to the creation of a unified educational space and improving the effectiveness of educational processes. Thus, international forums are comprehensive platforms that ensure a balance between regulatory regulation, technological development and institutional integration in the context of the formation of a single educational space.Key words: global educational space, international cooperation, artificial intelligence, academic mobility, educational exchange.
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Authors: Dokashenko L.V., Nevolina S.I.
Year: 2026
doi: 10.25198/1814-6457-251-20
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