ANA'26: Not “generation”, but embedding AI, or Artificial intelligence goes into production
02.07.2026
Journal: PLUS №6 (338), 2026
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ANA'26: Not “generation”, but embedding AI, or Artificial intelligence goes into production
A review of key trends and applied cases from the seventh technical conference on ML and data analytics in retail, finance, banking, telecom, and e-commerce, prepared by conference participant and our regular contributor Anton Dozhdikov, PhD in political science and senior researcher at the Institute of Socio-Economics and Political Studies of the Federal Research Center of the Russian Academy of Sciences, an expert in machine learning and AI application in economics and management
Journal: PLUS №6 (338), 2026
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Read in this issue:
- A multi-vector June of 2026. Five years of stagnation? The Digital Ruble as a redistributor of cash against non-cash? What to expect from the Anti-Drop Platform?
- Import substitution in banks and other critical information infrastructures. A victory no one noticed
- How US President Donald Trump's executive order is changing the rules of the game for traditional financial institutions
- The first real data characterizing the AI maturity of the Uzbek banking sector has been obtained
- Cyber resilience instead of an “impenetrable wall”. A new philosophy of banking information security
- AI and IS: which is more valuable for business?
- ANA'26: Not “generation”, but embedding AI, or Artificial intelligence goes into production
- How sanctions are changing the global system of international settlements
- Money20/20 Europe 2026. Key trends in AI-enabled payments, stablecoins, and Open Banking
- Transformation of the microfinance market. Why payday loans are giving way to new products and Where to look for growth points. Digest of Microfinance Summit 2026
- How can business owners implement AI in their businesses: economics, data, and risk management
- How AI consultants increase retail sales
- Loan in digital rubles? – Why do I need them? Findings of the PLUS-Survey of June 9
- The sixty-fold increase in the cost of SMS transaction alerts for bank clients is a result of telecom operator monopolies. Findings of the PLUS-Survey of June 2