An AI assistant is planned for launch in the Tunduk app to help citizens navigate public services, according to Maksat Dooletov, a representative of the State Unitary Enterprise "Kyzymat", during a press conference.
"It will be able to interact with citizens and suggest which services are suitable for them, what is required for them, and so on"
Digitalization of public services and priority areas
The new assistant in the Tunduk app will inform users about available services, the procedure for obtaining them, and the list of required documents. According to Maksat Dooletov, the implementation of AI is intended to simplify interaction between citizens and the state, as not all residents are aware of all existing services.
As part of the implementation of the state strategy, a five-year program titled "Artificial Intelligence in Every Sector" is being developed. The project involves launching more than 20 initiatives, some of which are already underway.
- education
- healthcare
- agriculture
- energy
- transport
- services for citizens
AI application in agriculture and security
In the agricultural sector, the creation of assistants for farmers based on the "Ai-dyikan" system is being considered. The technologies will allow for the use of satellite imagery to analyze field conditions and forecast water volumes. Additionally, AI is already being used in the "Safe City" and "Safe Country" projects to recognize traffic violations.
