Artificial Intelligence as a Strategy for the Development of Uzbekistan’s Economy
Keywords:
AI, laws, transformation, technologies, mechanisms, survival, sustainabilityAbstract
The article examines artificial intelligence technology, which is increasingly influencing the economy, education, and governance system of Uzbekistan. New legislative acts are being adopted, while existing regulations are being amended, leading to state regulation of AI implementation in economic processes.
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