Central Asia Looks to Balance Innovation and Legal Control in AI Push
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Central Asian countries, particularly Tajikistan, Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan, are taking steps to regulate and develop their AI sectors, with Kazakhstan even establishing a dedicated Ministry of Artificial Intelligence. This push for innovation alongside legal frameworks indicates a commitment to fostering technological growth in the region, despite varying levels of existing infrastructure.
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Tajik officials are proposing the creation of a regional mechanism in Central Asia to legally regulate “new technologies,” including artificial intelligence. Tajikistan, along with Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, have announced government programs to develop their respective countries’ IT/AI sectors. Kazakhstan has gone so far as to establish a Ministry of Artificial Intelligence, while Tajikistan’s digital infrastructure at present lags far behind its Central Asian neighbors. Speaking at a regional forum in Bishkek on December…
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