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| Open Access | CREATIVE LABOR IN THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTAN: STAGES OF INCREASING EFFICIENCY
Akram Odilovich Ochilov , Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor of the Department of Economics at Karshi State University Murat Akramovich Ikramov , Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor at Tashkent State University of EconomicsAbstract
This article develops the "Honeybee Model" and explores the impact of digitalization and artificial intelligence on the formation of creative labor among economics students. It emphasizes the growing need to focus on methods for achieving creative labor and provides a comparative analysis between mental and physical work. Furthermore, the study identifies that to enhance the efficiency of intellectual labor, the capabilities of artificial intelligence should be extensively utilized. To effectively train future economists in creative labor, it is essential for all stakeholders to implement diverse educational methods aimed at fostering creative productivity.
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digital technologies; artificial intelligence; teaching methods; theoretical knowledge; creative labor; physical and mental labor; market reform; new knowledge; mental abilities; development pyramid; personnel qualification; Honeybee Model; speed of thinking.
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