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Anthropic files for IPO: S-1 reveals strategy for retaining enterprise customers

In its filing with the SEC, Anthropic reported revenue of $16.3 billion for the first half of 2026, up from $1.2 billion a year earlier, growth in the number of large customers, and retention of about 900%. The company is betting on an ecosystem of models, platform, and applications, but acknowledges risks: competitors among its cloud partners and customer concentration.

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Uzbekistan to create a Film Scholars Club and a Chamber of Representatives of the Film Sector; Oʻzbekfilm to become a unified brand

Following an open dialogue with the president, a decree on developing the film industry has been signed: plans include creating a Film Scholars Club and a Chamber of Representatives of Uzbekistan's Film Sector, developing a program for applying artificial intelligence in film production, and establishing Oʻzbekfilm as the unified national brand with the renaming of several institutions.

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Young people rethink storytelling: YouTube overtakes cinema, and AI sparks curiosity more than fear

The 2026 'Teens and Screens' report from UCLA's Center for Scholars & Storytellers shows that 72.9% of Americans aged 10–24 name YouTube their favorite storytelling format, 55% want more neurodivergent characters, and young people view AI with more interest than alarm. Cinema, meanwhile, remains the favorite weekend activity for the third year in a row.

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Saudi Arabia turns to US for AI weaponry amid Houthi attacks

Saudi Arabia, under attack from Yemen's Houthis, has requested assistance from allies, including the US. Washington is providing intelligence and an AI-based targeting system similar to the Maven Smart System, although, according to media reports, Trump refused Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's request for direct military intervention. Experts doubt that AI technology will solve the Houthi problem. Saudi Arabia, under attack from Yemen's Houthis, has requested assistance from allies, including the US. Washington is providing intelligence and an AI-based targeting system similar to the Maven Smart System, although, according to media reports, Trump refused direct military intervention to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Experts doubt that AI technology will solve the Houthi problem.

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Hamid Sodiq on the crisis of education, intellectuals and the risks of artificial intelligence

In Kun.uz’s podcast “Nima dard?”, lawyer and translator Hamid Sodiq spoke about the crisis of mass education, the role of the intellectual in society, the influence of geopolitical analysis on political scientists, and the dangers of replacing thinking with artificial intelligence. In the Kun.uz podcast 'Nima dard?', lawyer and translator Hamid Sodik spoke about the crisis of mass education, the role of the intellectual in society, the influence of geopolitical commentary on political scientists, and the dangers of replacing thinking with artificial intelligence.

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited Astana and discussed AI development with Tokayev

Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang arrived in Astana on October 23, met with President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, and held an open conversation with Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development Zhaslan Madiev at the international center alem.ai. Huang assessed Kazakhstan's energy resources and personnel as an advantage and stated that the country could «export intelligence» instead of only energy.

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France establishes the Prix Pascal for works created with the help of AI

France has introduced the Prix Pascal literary prize for works created by humans together with artificial intelligence. Authors from any country may participate; applications are accepted until November 30, and the winner will be announced in early December. The prize emerged against the backdrop of the scandal surrounding Thélisson Aurélien, who was removed from the Goncourt Prize shortlist over suspicions of using AI.

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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang proposed making Kazakhstan a global hub for Physical AI

On October 23, at a meeting with President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, NVIDIA co-founder and president Jensen Huang proposed turning the country into a global hub for Physical AI — AI that interacts with the physical world. He noted Kazakhstan's potential in energy and specialist training, announced cooperation with Firebird AI KZ Ltd and Kazakhtelecom, and support for Higgsfield. Tokayev awarded Huang the Order of Dostyk, First Class.

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Fake Polls in the US: Firm Wedgewood Polls Admits Fabricating Data Ahead of Midterm Elections

Self-proclaimed American firm Wedgewood Polls admitted that the 'majority' of its polls were made up, saying it was an experiment. Fake data made it into aggregators and The New York Times and, according to Michigan Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow, harmed her campaign. This is the second such scandal ahead of the midterms: in August, Median Strategies admitted fabrication, and aggregator FiftyPlusOne also raised doubts about SoCal Strategies. Experts warn that AI makes fabricating fake polls easier.

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South Korean opposition turned to Gemini to challenge President Lee Jae-myung's arguments

After President Lee Jae-myung cited Google's Gemini chatbot in defense of the participation of heads of investigative agencies in cabinet meetings, the opposition People Power Party conducted its own dialogues with the AI and publicly played them back. Gemini, according to reports, warned of the risk of perceived political interference, but stated that AI cannot replace governing.

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Rostec plans to unveil new AI-enabled strike drones in 2027

State corporation Rostec has announced that in 2027 it will present new strike unmanned aerial vehicles with increased range, speed and intelligent systems. According to the developers, technology is blurring the line between drones, loitering munitions and cruise missiles. The Dan-T UAV was cited as an example, with characteristics comparable to a cruise missile.

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In Berlin, the Nvidia GTC conference showcased humanoid robots and the Vera Rubin NVL72 supercomputer

The Nvidia GTC conference in Berlin featured live demonstrations of robotics, facial recognition and the latest AI hardware, including the Vera Rubin NVL72 rack and the modular Vera Rubin DSK Pod data center. Jensen Huang spoke to roughly 3,000 developers, analysts and journalists about the company's plans to bring AI into European industry.

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