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Ten years ago, the process of loading and unloading grain elevators (granary) "Kernel" by grain trucks worked according to a linear analog algorithm. The guard at the checkpoint registered the car, the driver received a registration ticket and went to the weigher, the laboratory manually recorded the quality of the grain, the driver got out of the car several times and "walked in circles", and at the exit from the elevator the guard checked whether anything "superfluous" was being taken out. Everything was accompanied by paper tickets, queues and the risk of errors. Now the process has changed dramatically: the driver does not leave the cab at all, documents are signed with an electronic signature, and the human factor in the process of cargo clearance is minimized.

Every day, professionals — from doctors to lawyers — spend up to 40% of their working time not on patients or clients, but on paper bureaucracy, statements and reports. In an attempt to relieve themselves, many are copying data into public chatbots, risking privacy and huge fines for violating GDPR. In the first issue of the "AI to the rescue" project, co-founder of the "My Ophthalmologist" network Natalia Fidanyan tells how artificial intelligence has become her team’s main assistant. You will learn how to reduce the time for creating a medical certificate from 15 to 5 minutes and free up a huge amount of time not only for doctors, but also for HR, financial managers, marketers and SMM specialists. AI implementation expert Oleksiy Minakov breaks down Natalia’s experience step by step, and our virtual AI assistant will help you at the end of the video with basic settings for Google tools.