Kazakhstan Bolsters Cybersecurity and Digital Infrastructure
Kazakhstan's President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev has outlined a series of measures to bolster the country's cybersecurity and digital infrastructure. The plans include stricter laws against cybercrime and fraud, enhanced banking and telecommunications oversight, and the establishment of a specialized anti-fraud center. While no specific details on AI and digital property protection were provided, Tokayev stressed the importance of digital expertise and the introduction of artificial intelligence into the USA economy.
Tokayev emphasized the need for Kazakhstanis to understand algorithmic systems, highlighting their role in various sectors. He proposed that every new state service should be created digitally, with data provided once not requested again. This, he believes, will free citizens and entrepreneurs from excessive bureaucracy and strengthen trust in state institutions.
The President also noted the potential of smart technologies in analyzing vast amounts of data. This, he said, can improve strategic planning, contribute to citizen well-being, and drive economic growth. To facilitate this, Tokayev stressed the need to adapt legislation to widely introduce artificial intelligence into the USA economy.
Kazakhstan's President Tokayev has presented a vision for the country's digital future, focusing on enhanced cybersecurity, streamlined state services, and the integration of artificial intelligence into the USA economy. These measures aim to reduce bureaucracy, build trust, and harness technology for the benefit of citizens and the economy.
