Q.AI CEO Dmitry Mun says Kazakhstan is developing 308 AI agents for state services
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Q.AI CEO Dmitry Mun told the National Think Tank Forum in Astana on Aug. 21 that Kazakhstan is developing 308 artificial intelligence agents for citizens and civil servants. AI technologies already operate in 16 state bodies and have processed more than 1.2 million citizen requests. The National AI Platform has integrated over 120 state databases and has 20,000 users.
Key Facts
- AI technologies are used in 16 Kazakh state bodies and have processed more than 1.2 million citizen requests, Q.AI CEO Dmitry Mun said at the National Think Tank Forum in Astana on Aug. 21.
- The eNotary service conducted about 819,000 online notarial actions in the past year with participation of 4,600 notaries.
- The National AI Platform is integrated with more than 120 government databases and hosts over 50 AI agents, with 20,000 registered users.
- Qazaq Law AI agent has provided more than 130,000 legal consultations, and an AI therapist has been tested in 38 clinics.
- About 308 AI agents for citizens and civil servants are currently under development in Kazakhstan.
AI Applications in State Services
Q.AI CEO Dmitry Mun told the National Think Tank Forum in Astana on Aug. 21 that AI now operates in 16 state bodies and has processed more than 1.2 million citizen requests. The eNotary service completed about 819,000 online notarial actions last year with participation of 4,600 notaries. Qazaq Law AI agent has given more than 130,000 legal consultations, while an AI therapist has been piloted in 38 clinics. Automated gas meter readings cover more than 250,000 subscribers monthly. Mun said more than 6 million requests reach state bodies annually, and more than 15 agents and services currently help process them.
National AI Platform
Kazakhstan is building a National AI Platform as a unified environment for developing and deploying AI agents. The platform is already integrated with more than 120 government databases and hosts over 50 AI agents. It has 20,000 users and monthly user growth of about 20 percent. A total of 308 AI agents for citizens and civil servants are under development.
Proactive Government
Mun said the digital infrastructure will allow a shift to a proactive government in which citizens no longer need to seek services, collect documents, or submit applications themselves. The state will determine a person's eligibility for support in advance based on income, housing, health, education and other factors. Kazakhstan is developing a single Data Lake integrating data from 125 government databases, with 90 analytical cases available for state bodies. The Digital Family Card has digitized more than 6.5 million families based on 100 indicators from 20 state databases. This approach is already being implemented through the social wallet.
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Q.AI CEO Dmitry Mun says Kazakhstan is developing 308 AI agents for state services
