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Technology
Next on AI: Where It Still Fails, and How It Can Grow
Artificial intelligence can discover patterns in datasets that no human team could handle on its own. Still, the same systems mess up simple reasoning. As more businesses use AI, that tension is getting difficult to ignore. Seeing the shortcomings in today's AI isn't negative — it's a vital step toward building systems that can meet real-world needs.
Technology
Working Alongside Machines: a New Era of Humanoid Robotics
The humanoid robotics market is currently valued at between $2 billion and $3 billion and is projected to reach $40 billion by 2035, with growth potential estimated at $200 billion. The technical and business community is no longer debating whether robots can walk like humans, but where—and how—they can generate real value
Urbanization
How Tashkent Preserves its Authentic Urban Heritage
From the intricate mosaics of Islamic madrasahs to the classic examples of Soviet Brutalism like Hotel Uzbekistan, the city whispers tales of Silk Road commerce and modernist ambition.
Architecture
Built to Disappear: Temporary Architecture Inspired by Nature
Today, permanence is no longer the only possible horizon. A growing strand of contemporary architecture looks instead toward impermanence—embracing natural processes, cycles of transformation, and the temporal nature of materials as integral parts of design.