The article examines the strategic priorities for implementing the Law “On the Creative Economy” (No. ZRU-970, 2024) as well as Presidential Resolutions No. PP-64 (February 16, 2026) and No. PP-358 (October 14, 2024), aimed at supporting and advancing the creative sector in New Uzbekistan. Artificial intelligence (AI) is identified as a transformative driver of the creative economy, expanding opportunities for creative production while simultaneously introducing new challenges for traditional professions. The paper explores the impact of AI on creative industries, including art, music, film, literature, and media. Particular emphasis is placed on the role of generative neural networks, machine learning, and natural language processing technologies in enhancing creative efficiency and productivity. Using Uzbekistan as a case example, the study substantiates the strategic importance of training creative professionals equipped with AI-related competencies. The issues of authorship, intellectual property protection, and the evolving freelance labor market in the context of widespread AI adoption are also discussed.

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This article describes the analysis and problems of tourism service activities in the Republic of Karakalpakstan, the effective use of tourism potential in the near future, increasing the attractiveness of the region for domestic and foreign tourism markets, improving tourism infrastructure, identifying cultural heritage, culture and art, introducing new tourism services, measures to increase the types of national handicraft products, create new jobs in this area, and it is said that work will be carried out in this direction.

The article describes the approaches of foreign scientists to the concept of the creative economy and its constituent industries. The American and British approaches to the main sectors of the creative economy are compared. In 1900-2008 trends in the development of the creative working class in the structure of the US working class were studied. Based on the UK methodology, the state of development of the creative economy in Uzbekistan is analyzed from the point of view of its constituent industries and the number of employees. Scientific proposals and practical recommendations aimed at developing the creative economy in Uzbekistan have also been developed.

In accordance with the “Financial Instruments: Information Disclosure”
standard No. 7, the article describes the essence, purpose, functions and application aspects of
financial instrument accounting disclosure. In recent years, the variety of financial instruments
and the complexity of their dynamics in financial markets have sharply increased in the world.
This serves to increase the risk of financial instruments. The article describes the types of risks in
accounting for financial instruments and the procedure for explaining them. In the system of
international financial reporting standards, the topic of financial instruments is considered the
most complex. Accounting information for financial instruments requires a large amount of
knowledge and skills. IFRS 7 Financial Instruments: Disclosures Good disclosure is more of an art
than a science