Michal Moskal

Feb 7, 2024 | microsoft.com | Emre Kiciman |Michal Moskal |Alyssa Hughes

The emergence of large language models (LLMs) has revolutionized the way people create text and interact with computing. However, these models are limited in ensuring the accuracy of the content they generate and enforcing strict compliance with specific formats, such as JSON and other computer programming languages. Additionally, LLMs that process information from multiple sources face notable challenges in preserving confidentiality and security.

Nov 29, 2023 | kyivpost.com | Michal Moskal |Alisa Orlova |Kateryna Zakharchenko

New regulations being drafted by Russia's interior ministry may require foreign visitors to sign a “loyalty agreement” upon entering the country. This agreement would commit them to refraining from criticizing Moscow's actions in Ukraine and also forbid the making of positive statements about the LGBTQ community.

Nov 29, 2023 | kyivpost.com | Michal Moskal |Alisa Orlova |Kateryna Zakharchenko

The Innopraktika Foundation, headed by Vladimir Putin’s daughter Katerina Tikhonova, has acquired a stake in Geoscan, a company that makes drones allegedly employed against Ukraine, Russian independent sources say. The independent Russian publications Verstkaand The Moscow Timeshave identified that the National Intellectual Development Foundation, Innopraktika, acquired a 10 percent stake in the Russian drone manufacturer Geoscan, on Nov. 16.

Nov 29, 2023 | kyivpost.com | Michal Moskal |A Member |Alisa Orlova |Kateryna Zakharchenko

It is written in the Talmud, that “when a man saves a life, it is as if he has saved the whole world.” The concept doesn’t transpose well into the political arena. A society which lives in a state of war – as Ukrainians do both in the free and occupied areas of Ukraine – must prioritize the preservation of the state. The imposition of martial law becomes a comfort, as one can outsource the personal responsibility for what must be done to the nation.