ASTANA, Kazakhstan, May 28. Kazakhstan intends
to develop technological integration and expand the rollout of
artificial intelligence (AI) in the industry in the coming years,
the country's Vice Minister of Industry and Construction Zhannat
Dubirova said at the Eurasian Economic Forum, Trend reports.
According to her, the next stage of the region's development
should be technological integration, within which countries can
jointly develop innovative solutions, exchange technological
developments, and develop unified approaches to regulating the
digital environment.
"In the coming years, competition will be based less on market
size and resource availability than on technological convenience
and the reduction of production costs through technology," Dubirova
noted.
She emphasized that Kazakhstan is already actively implementing
artificial intelligence technologies in industry. In particular, AI
is used for core recognition in geology, which allows for faster
analysis of extracted rocks, and in metallurgy for automated
control of production processes using computer vision.
According to the vice minister, the country is also considering
developing technological cooperation within the EAEU in two key
areas: creating a common technological environment for piloting
joint solutions and strengthening cooperation in the area of
regulation, including cybersecurity, data protection, and legal
regulation of AI.
"Kazakhstan has adopted a digital code, and we are ready to
share these developments with our colleagues," she said.
Dubirova informed that the AlemAI unified computing power
center, which provides centralized access to GPU resources for
government agencies and businesses, has become an important element
of the digital infrastructure.
"This allows us to connect to a unified infrastructure without
having to purchase expensive equipment. Thanks to this, we are
actively developing AI in geology, construction, and other
industries," she explained.
At the same time, the vice minister emphasized that Kazakhstan
views AI not as a tool for replacing workers, but as a means of
improving occupational safety and creating new high-tech jobs.
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