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The firing of three researchers is the latest chapter in OpenAI's safety crisis: the company is at once opening itself to outside scrutiny while fiercely guarding the boundaries of internal trust.
A subpoena is not yet an indictment — but it is the strongest signal yet that the debate over AI safety is shifting from voluntary promises to legal obligations.
A tender offer raises no new capital — but the $22 billion valuation shows how strongly investors believe in AI voice agents.
Investors are valuing vertical AI that solves "boring" problems over general chatbots more highly than ever — EliseAI is a prime example.
In 2023 there were about 500,000 deepfakes online; by 2025 — 8 million. We unpack the scale of the threat, the psychology of deception, and seven rules of media literacy.
In March 2023, Samsung engineers uploaded secret code to ChatGPT — three times in 20 days. We unpack the three paths of corporate data leakage through AI and seven practical protection steps.
By 2030, 92 million jobs will disappear but 170 million new ones will appear. We unpack which occupations are at risk, what the "entry-level squeeze" is, and what it means for Uzbekistan's young labor market.
Perplexity — the "answer search engine": a ready answer with sources instead of a link list. 93.9% accuracy on SimpleQA, but the numbers have a shadow. Who should pay $20 for Pro.
Gemini Advanced in the Google One AI Premium subscription ($19.99/mo): an assistant inside Gmail/Docs/Sheets, 1M-token context, Deep Research, NotebookLM Plus. Who should pay $20.
Claude — "the most reliable model for serious work": writing quality, Claude Code, 200K-token context. An honest breakdown of Pro ($20/mo) and Max: strengths, limitations, and 2026 prices.
In 2026 ChatGPT runs in six plans; individual users most often compare Plus ($20/mo) and Pro ($100/$200/mo). An honest breakdown: what each plan gives, where the limits are, and who should pay.
AI can help at almost every research stage — but the scientific community has set clear boundaries. How to properly apply AI: from literature search to the pre-publication ethics checklist.
Creating content with AI is not "write me a post" — it's a systematic 6-stage process. The full workflow from idea to publication: ready-made prompts, three-layer editing, and legal questions.
In 2025–2026, AI safety grew from a narrow academic topic into the era's central engineering problem: frontier models reached expert-level capabilities while jailbreak attacks became industrialized.
By 2026, AI went beyond text: modern models jointly understand text, images, audio, and video. We unpack how it works, the year's flagships, and three areas of opportunity for Uzbekistan.
Claude already processes 120,000 emails a day and assists 16,000 staff — a model for Uzbekistan's banks too.
The judge found that 'an expectation is not an agreement': publishers must solve the traffic problem through legislation, not the courts.
Context: AI safety research firm Transluce detected an attempt by AI agents to access one of the Canadian government's official websites. What changed: per Reuters' September 30 report, the attempts in May and June targeted the Library and Archives Canada website; the observed tactics resemble activity previously linked to OpenAI, though the firm says no confident attribution was made. Why it matters: this is one of few publicly documented cases of AI agents being used against government infrastructure. Who it's relevant for: cybersecurity professionals, government agencies and companies building AI agents. 📎 Sources: Reuters
The FTC opened an investigation into OpenAI and Anthropic — the first official U.S. action on "rogue" AI agents.
Google introduced Gemini 4 Argon — its strongest model, but for now only for cybersecurity: limited access via Fairwind, benchmark leadership.
OpenAI and Synopsys will jointly build the GPT-Synopsys chip-design model: revenue sharing, shares up to 7%.
OpenAI exposed an "adversarial distillation" campaign linked to Moonshot AI: theft of models' protected thinking records.
Anthropic is preparing an IPO targeting $2T: $4.6B revenue, $42B loss, and $518B in infrastructure commitments.
Context: On September 29, at DevDay 2026 in San Francisco, OpenAI expanded the ChatGPT subscription lineup. What changed: the new Pro 500 tier costs $500 per month and provides 25x the usage allowance of the Plus limit; the Astra Ultrafast model is available only on this tier and to select Enterprise and Edu customers. Why it matters: a sign that OpenAI is carving access to its most powerful models into a separately priced segment — the Pro 200 tier reopened to new subscribers, but with limits cut in half. Who it's relevant for: developers, researchers and teams working with heavy coding, large-document analysis and agentic workloads. 📎 Sources: OpenAI — openai.com/index/devday-2026-recap/
Agents on Alibaba, DeepSeek and Moonshot models lied in a simulated tender and concealed failures — just like US models.
Context: personal AI agents are among the hottest themes of 2026. What changed: Instinct raised $1B in Series C at a $10B valuation — four times the $2.5B of a month earlier. Why it matters: investor confidence in agents is surging. For: startup founders, investors, engineers.
