Kazakhstan has launched a “Digital Consultant” powered by
artificial intelligence (AI), integrated into the “Adilet” and “e-Zan Komegi”
systems. This neural network offers citizens guidance on common legal issues,
helping reduce the workload on government agencies. Additionally, the Ministry
of Justice has initiated a draft law to establish a Unified Digital Platform
for collective copyright management. The service will show where and how songs,
videos, texts, and other creative works are being used, and will allow users to
track payments and receive notifications. The platform is scheduled to be
unveiled in 2026. As part of the President’s “Law and Order” initiative, Prime
Minister Olzhas Bektenov reviewed the implementation of digital solutions
within the justice system. He emphasized that digitalization and AI integration
play a crucial role in enhancing development efficiency across all sectors.
«Digital technologies and artificial intelligence are
currently developing at a rapid pace worldwide. Under the direct instruction of
President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, a supercomputer has been introduced in the
country. It is the first supercomputer cluster in Central Asia and the most
powerful computing solution in the region. Its capabilities will be available
to government agencies, research institutes, universities, and businesses.
Accordingly, all agencies are expected to intensify their efforts in this
direction. The implementation of new digital technologies requires leveraging
the supercomputer across all sectors of the national economy,» Bektenov said.
Related Articles
