The inspiration driving this study is to addresses diagram of PC based knowledge and its use inside Indonesian guideline. The discussion intends to examine the application of artificial intelligence in connection with the development of Indonesian regulations and to be nuanced while also being justifiable for those without a specialized foundation. A report based on this study is subjective. Just people and lawful substances that are legitimately perceived as legitimate subjects are dependent upon Indonesian guidelines. AI and intelligent machines do not share the same level of intelligence as humans. AI is the capacity to instruct a computer on how to carry out a particular function. The role that the state plays in providing legitimate security needs to be defined. Through artificial intelligence explicit regulations and guidelines as well as exceptional organizations approved to supervise the utilization of man-made intelligence in Indonesia, this lawful security is expected to offer the computer based intelligence client local area legitimate conviction.

The article examines the heroic work and patriotism of the Karakalpak people in the victory in the Second World War. Among other eastern regions of the country, the republic represented a solid rear base, the main task of which was to mobilize internal resources to meet the needs of the front. The main focus here was mainly on expanding the production of products for front-line and rear needs through the use of local sources of raw materials.

This article analyzes the information about Sighnoq, one of the cities located in the middle reaches of the Syrdarya, its geographical location, topography, population, trade and economic relations, its important strategic and trade center and the capital in the medieval sources.

This article investigates the decline of the Indus Valley Civilization and its subsequent transition to the Vedic era. The Indus Valley Civilization, one of the world's oldest urban civilizations, flourished for several centuries before its eventual decline. Through an analysis of archaeological evidence, including excavations, artifacts, and environmental data, this study explores the possible causes of the civilization's decline. Additionally, it examines the role of the Vedic culture, which emerged after the decline of the Indus Valley Civilization, in shaping the socio-cultural landscape of the Indian subcontinent. By delving into this transitional period, the article aims to contribute to our understanding of the factors that led to the decline of a remarkable ancient civilization and the emergence of a new cultural era.

In 1370, Amir Temur was declared the ruler of Movarounnahr at the congress. Amir Temur set himself the goal of creating a centralized state in Central Asia and chose Samarkand as the capital. After Amir Temur came to power, Samarkand became the capital of his state. In 1371-72, the city defense wall was restored under his instructions. Samarkand was previously destroyed by the Mongols.

Censored data, where the exact value of an observation is not fully observed, poses a challenge in statistical modelling. Traditional regression approaches often fail to adequately handle such data, leading to biased estimates and inaccurate predictions. In this study, we propose a novel anti-regression framework specifically designed for censored data modelling. The framework integrates advanced statistical techniques and incorporates mechanisms to mitigate the impact of censoring. By leveraging the information available from censored observations, our approach provides more reliable estimates and improved predictive performance compared to traditional regression methods. We validate the effectiveness of our framework through extensive simulations and real-world case studies. The results demonstrate the superiority of the proposed anti-regression framework in accurately modelling censored data, highlighting its potential for various applications in fields such as medical research, finance, and engineering. This study contributes to the advancement of statistical modelling techniques for censored data and provides a valuable tool for researchers and practitioners dealing with such data in their analyses.

In this article, the processes of formation of initially anthropogenic landscape areas as a result of the assimilation of cattle-breeding and agricultural population in the plains of the foothills of the eastern Fergana Valley, on the example of the Khanabad 1 settlement, were described. The analysis of the efficient use of natural minerals and mines in this zone with the help of high-tech techniques was highlighted on the basis of the artifacts found in the burial mounds. An analysis of the similarities and differences in the production technique of the ceramic products belonging to the cattle-breeding and agricultural population and the embroidery ornamentation applied to the ceramics was presented.

The problems of child marriages in the modern world are becoming more and more relevant. In the article, based on numerous data from many countries, as well as for Uzbekistan, the problems of early marriages, early childbirth, their negative impact on the health of young mothers and their children are considered. Child marriage is considered a form of forced marriage, provided that both parties have not expressed full, free and informed consent to the marriage and are under 18 years of age, widely accepted as the age at which a person becomes an adult and receives full civil rights.