“For the past six months I have been training with ChatGPT. It wasn’t only tactical advice — it helped with half of my training plan and motivation. Sometimes I used it as a psychologist, a coach and even as a doctor.”
Murashkovskyi added that he also uses artificial intelligence in other areas.
“I believe in this technology. It can be used for both good and bad things. I use it for studying, languages and my projects in chemistry, biology and sports.”
Murashkovskyi won a silver medal in the individual race among athletes with visual impairments.
After the fourth day of competition, Ukraine’s team has won 10 medals — three gold, two silver and five bronze — and ranks fifth in the overall standings.
The 2026 Winter Paralympic Games are taking place from March 6 to March 15 in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo.
Ukraine is represented at the 2026 Paralympics by a record delegation of 35 participants, including 25 Paralympians and 10 guides. The team is competing in four sports: para biathlon, para cross-country skiing, para alpine skiing and para snowboarding.
Earlier, Valerii Sushkevych, president of the National Paralympic Committee of Ukraine, said that national symbols were confiscated from the family of a Ukrainian athlete at the 2026 Paralympics.