Challenges, Opportunities, and Prospects of Applying Innovative Technologies and Artificial Intelligence in the Reconstruction and Development of Ukraine

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Abstract

The publication is dedicated to the analysis of the role of innovative technologies and artificial intelligence in the post-war recovery process of Ukraine. The relevance of the research is driven by the necessity for rapid and effective recovery of the economy, social sphere, and industry after significant destruction caused by military actions. The paper examines the main economic and social problems caused by the war, as well as the state of the industrial sector and its modernization. It analyzes existing innovative technologies, their application in industry, the possibilities of using AI to optimize production processes and resource management. The effectiveness of AI in predicting and minimizing chaotic phenomena in socio-economic systems is evaluated. Methods for integrating advanced technologies into production processes are proposed, and the impact of digitalization and automation on increasing productivity and reducing costs is studied. The use of energy-efficient technologies and materials is considered, and the impact of implementing “green” technologies on environmental safety is assessed.

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Sergiy Kovalevskyy. 2026. \u201cChallenges, Opportunities, and Prospects of Applying Innovative Technologies and Artificial Intelligence in the Reconstruction and Development of Ukraine\u201d. Global Journal of Human-Social Science - H: Interdisciplinary GJHSS-H Volume 24 (GJHSS Volume 24 Issue H5): .

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The publication is dedicated to the analysis of the role of innovative technologies and artificial intelligence in the post-war recovery process of Ukraine. The relevance of the research is driven by the necessity for rapid and effective recovery of the economy, social sphere, and industry after significant destruction caused by military actions. The paper examines the main economic and social problems caused by the war, as well as the state of the industrial sector and its modernization. It analyzes existing innovative technologies, their application in industry, the possibilities of using AI to optimize production processes and resource management. The effectiveness of AI in predicting and minimizing chaotic phenomena in socio-economic systems is evaluated. Methods for integrating advanced technologies into production processes are proposed, and the impact of digitalization and automation on increasing productivity and reducing costs is studied. The use of energy-efficient technologies and materials is considered, and the impact of implementing “green” technologies on environmental safety is assessed.

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