The implementation of an AI assistant for judges is
nearing completion in Kazakhstan. The system was tested in courts of Astana and the Zhambyl, Karagandy, and Mangystau regions. It does not replace judges but
performs analytical functions, working with documents in Kazakh and Russian, helping structure claims,
reviewing case law, and predicting possible case outcomes based on similar
decisions. The capabilities of the AI assistant have been upgraded. Previously, the system
could process about four million data units, and now it can handle up to 15 million while
simultaneously processing up to one thousand requests. Following successful use
in civil proceedings, AI technologies are also being introduced into the
administrative justice system.
«We have been using the digital assistant service for
judges for a year and a half. Since the launch of the project, the number of
cases reviewed by judges through settlement between the parties has
significantly increased. It provides substantial assistance to judges in
reviewing cases and obtaining information on similar cases. The digital
assistant does not replace the judge but only helps them handle cases more
efficiently and effectively,» noted Arman Mussayev,
Deputy Head of the Digitalization
Department, Judicial
Administration of Kazakhstan.
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