On November 10, 2026, Minsk hosted the Republican Scientific and Practical Forum "Science for Production: Innovations for the Real Sector of the Economy." This large-scale dialogue platform brought together leading scientists, representatives from relevant ministries and agencies, heads of enterprises in the real sector, and developers of advanced technologies to discuss priority areas for scientific, technical, and innovative development in the Republic of Belarus.

During Section 4’s session on "Innovative Technologies in the Agroindustrial Complex and Food Industry," Anna Leonidovna Taranova, a candidate of economic sciences, associate professor of the Department of Management, and head of the student research laboratory "Artificial Intelligence in Management," presented a report titled "Digital Transformation of Business Processes in the Agroindustrial Complex: Economic Efficiency of Creating AI Agents Based on Voice Coding Technology."

The report focused on practical tools for implementing the goals of the State Program "Agroindustrial Complex of the Future" for 2026–2030, which aims to transition the agricultural sector to predictive analytics, a closed-loop economy, and data-driven management. The presentation highlighted voice coding technology (semantic design) as a key methodological innovation, which transforms the traditional approach to creating applied software. In this model, software code writing is delegated to large language models, while agroindustrial specialists define business logic and management tasks in natural language. This enables agricultural enterprises to reduce development costs by up to 95% without hiring programmers and to shorten the time required to create digital products—such as intelligent AI agents, mobile applications, interactive websites, and analytical services—from several months to just 1–2 days.

Section participants were introduced to several flagship applied developments from the SNIL "Artificial Intelligence in Management," designed for both external and internal operations in agroindustrial enterprises. These solutions range from intelligent scenario-based pricing in export activities to contactless biometric identification and animal health monitoring using computer vision. The real-time performance of these AI solutions was also demonstrated on a large screen in the hall. """

""" The report placed significant emphasis on the socio-psychological adaptation of employees to digital tools, grounded in behavioral economics principles. It highlighted the design of artificial intelligence as a "smart advisor" that alleviates routine tasks and provides timely risk alerts, while leaving final professional decisions to humans. The presentation generated lively responses and active discussions among scientists and business leaders, showcasing the high scientific potential of the Belarusian State Agricultural Academy’s economic faculty and the practical focus of student research in addressing the real-sector economic challenges of the Republic of Belarus. """