Center-invest Bank has prepared a textbook on the use of AI, which explains in simple and understandable language what artificial intelligence is today, how it already impacts work and life, and how to use it responsibly and effectively.

The Center-invest Bank textbook is written in plain language and is suitable for both beginners just learning artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and experienced users seeking to expand their knowledge and skills by integrating AI into their personal and professional processes.

"We see a huge demand for knowledge in the field of artificial intelligence. As a bank that actively uses AI in its operations, we decided to systematize our experience and vision and share this knowledge," notes Evgeny Alekhin, Deputy Chairman of the Center-invest Bank Management Board.

The textbook explains how AI models think, how they are applied in life and work, tells about the art of prompting or pro-active communication with AI, and why responsibility for the decisions made cannot be entrusted to artificial intelligence.

"The goal of our textbook is to make advanced technologies understandable and useful for everyone: entrepreneurs, students, and specialists from various fields," adds Sergey Zadorozhny, one of the textbook authors and Head of the Platform Solutions and Services Department at Center-invest Bank.

Center-invest Bank is actively implementing AI technologies into business processes and helping its clients adapt to the new conditions. In 2025, Center-invest Bank and Rostov State Medical University signed a strategic partnership agreement to implement artificial intelligence technologies for improving the quality of medical services and facilitating the implementation of medical developments.

With the bank’s support, a Game Development and Intelligent Technologies training and design laboratory is operating at the Don State Technical University (DSTU). Together with the Russian State University of Economics (RINH), Center-invest Bank manages the Artificial Intelligence Center, and participates in implementation of the "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" Federal Project as industrial partner of the Southern Federal University (SFU).