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Date and time
October 1, 2025, 15:00
Venue
School of Public Administration, Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow
Participation Format
in-person, online
Section organizers
Exploring the possibilities of using cybernetic AI in economics to increase efficiency of management decisions
Section Overview
Discussion
Cybernetic principles for AI development in industries and economic sectors
Predictive and cybernetic AI applications in economic management
Economic-mathematical models in AI
Digital twins in economics
Big Data requirements for economic governance
Gosplan (the State plan) 2.0 and Cybernetic AI
Press release
The section "Cybernetic AI in Economics", held on October 01, 2025, as part of the International Online Scientific and Practical Conference "Generative Artificial Intelligence in Economic and Social Sectors: PRO&CONTRA 2025", became more than just a platform for exchanging scientific opinions on the use of artificial intelligence in public economic management. The work of the section and its participants demonstrated practical solutions and recommendations for improving the public administration system using economic cybernetics as the core of the future artificial intelligence.
In her opening remarks, the moderator of the section, Professor Elena Veduta, noted the inevitability of the transition to scientific, cybernetic economic management for the development and peaceful prosperity of mankind, as opposed to the current use of digital technologies aimed at controlling people.
A whole block of reports is devoted to the need to create a new State Planning Committee using the latest achievements in the field of IT. The reports presented artificial intelligence models for government planning, their place and role in business processes and management decisions at different levels and in different industries.
Digitalization of economic management is an actively developing trend in Russia and around the world. The speakers noted the advantages of this area, including government digital platforms, while focusing on goal setting when using artificial intelligence systems: technologies should not exist for their own sake, they should serve to improve people's lives and increase labor productivity.
The topic of possible threats in the use of artificial intelligence has become central to the discussion of the reports: these are the risks of cognitive degeneration, the consequences of excessive fascination with predictive and generative models instead of intellectual and creative human development.
The participants of the section also paid attention to digital twins, without which it is impossible today to imagine the management of complex systems using artificial intelligence. It was noted that the needs of public administration require a new approach to their structure, volume and content of data, as well as to the methods of their processing.
The variety of solutions and concepts proposed by the participants for the use of artificial intelligence in economic and public administration sectors has become a distinctive feature of the section. Nevertheless, the speakers came to the conclusion that such artificial intelligence should be based on a cybernetic, scientific core as a guarantee of the humane development of mankind in the interests of all people.
Section Moderators
- ELENA N. VEDUTADr. Sc. (Economics), Professor at Lomonosov Moscow State University, Head of the Department of Strategic Planning and Economic Policy
- RIFAT I. KHABIBULLINPh.D. (Economics), Researcher at the Central Economics and Mathematics Institute (CEMI) of Russian Academy of Sciences
Contacts for communication
angelina.poteryaiko@gmail.com
Section Coordinator
Angelina Poteryaiko, Academic Secretary of the AI in Economics Section, Scientific Council on AI Methodology and Cognitive Research, Russian Academy of Sciences
Angelina Poteryaiko, Academic Secretary of the AI in Economics Section, Scientific Council on AI Methodology and Cognitive Research, Russian Academy of Sciences
Answers to frequently asked questions
The conference is intended for researchers, teachers, representatives of business and government agencies, as well as anyone interested in the impact of generative AI on modern industries. Participation will be especially useful for those who want to understand the practical application of technologies, their regulation and ethical aspects.
The conference is held in a hybrid format: face-to-face sections will be held in Moscow, Ufa and Tomsk, and an online broadcast will be available for remote participants. All registered listeners will receive links to connect to the selected sections.
Participation is free, but pre-registration is required via the form on the website. This is necessary to create a program, send materials, and organize broadcasts. If you plan to make a presentation, you need to send your abstracts by September 18, 2025.
Yes, there is a question and answer session after each report. Online participants will be able to ask questions in the broadcast chat, and moderators will voice them to the speakers.
Documents
International Scientific and Practical Conference Generative Artificial Intelligence in Economic and Social Sectors: Pro&Contra 2025
GAI:PRO&CONTRA