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Human communication is undergoing a profound transition, moving from a period of extraordinary linguistic diversity toward an era increasingly shaped by synthetic, machine-generated text. As 404 Media reported in a recent review of academic publishing, generative AI has begun to flood professional and scientific spaces with fabricated, automated content, posing an existential ch...

Kazakhstan has approved rules for a pilot project to introduce driverless cars; however, they are unlikely to be tested this year, according to Kolesa.kz.according to Kolesa.kz. The three-year pilot project is planned to be implemented in Astana, Almaty and Kosshy, as well as at testing facilities and on designated public roads. Passenger cars and vans with conditional and hi...

On Aug. 21, a New York district court lifted the suspension of immigrant visas for citizens of 75 countries, restoring case-by-case consideration to the visa process. Angelina Kim, a PR specialist and project manager at UPROAD Agency who works with highly skilled professionals applying under the EB-1, EB-2 NIW, and O-1 categories, explained how the ruling could affect Kazakhstan...

An unusual tourist attraction is being developed in Japan — a double-decker bus equipped with a real conveyor belt for sushi. The project, called SUSHI BUS, is expected to start operating in Tokyo this fall. Kursiv LifeStyle takes a look at how this unusual sushi restaurant on wheels works — and how Almaty once beat Tokyo to the concept. The idea behind SUSHI BUS is straightf...

According to Evgeny Karabanov, head of the analytical committee of the Kazakhstan Grain Union, Kazakhstani farmers risk a drop in demand and a new financial crisis as Russia may send significant volumes of cheap grain to Central Asian countries, which have traditionally been key buyers of Kazakhstani wheat and flour. According to the expert, who spoke on the Tenge Talks podca...