A Kazakh startup has raised $1 million from an American
venture capital investor. The company develops innovative solutions for
document management, enabling users to sign contracts via SMS and other
verification methods. Today, the government reviewed the potential for digital
transformation in the justice sector. The Ministry of Justice provides 94 types
of public services, with nearly 90% available online. Last year, of the 14
million public services delivered, 88% were accessed remotely. As part of the
digital transformation, over 60 essential processes have been reengineered,
including expert examinations, legal consultations, and court decision
enforcement. The number of online powers of attorney is also increasing.
Additionally, Qazaq Law, an AI-powered agent, operates in the country to
automate the legislative process.
«The AI agent was created based on ChatGPT but was later
enhanced. We use it to support digital transformation efforts. It has helped us
develop recommendations to accelerate the creation of information systems for
government agencies, reducing the timeline from 18-24 months to 4-6 months. We
are confident that integrating artificial intelligence will be a powerful tool
for further advancing the justice system,» said Zhaslan Madiyev, Kazakh
Minister of Digital Development, Innovations and Aerospace Industry.
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