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Despite the rapid development of AI, drones and robotic systems, humanitarian demining still faces an unexpectedly «analog» problem. The slowest and riskiest stage — signal excavation — is still in many cases performed manually. And this is where the greatest technological demand is concentrated today. We understand why this happened, where exactly modern solutions «break» and how engineering teams can influence this.

Even before the start of the collaboration between the ATB supermarket chain and the game development studio GSC Game World, there was a lot of interest in the event. Jokes about having to queue in the morning to get the desired almanac turned out to be not an exaggeration, but a harsh reality. Literally in half a day it became almost impossible to get the almanac, collectors rushed to ATB like stalkers to the Zone Center to the Wish Fulfiller. A dev.ua journalist joined this hunt and tells how he managed to get the almanac almost in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone, and also shares life hacks on how to get more diverse collectible cards.

Ukrainian developer Vladislav Tsvetkov, who works as an AI developer and integrator at KTC, has used vibecoding to create a web tool for fans of the game STALKER 2: Heart of Chornobyl. The service allows you to conveniently track the progress of collecting trading cards distributed on the ATB network.

Typical situation: AI sorts resumes, screens out candidates, and suggests who to hire. For business, this is, of course, optimization. But for an EU regulator, it affects access to work. And this is already a risk zone. So if the system filters candidates, evaluates them, and influences hiring decisions, then it is already subject to strict requirements.