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Kazakhstan's New Safety Measures for Soldiers
In a social media post, Kazakhstan's top prosecutor, Berik Ashimov, announced exciting developments aimed at enhancing military service safety and respect. Here's the lowdown on these new soldier safety projects - "Law and Order in the Army" and "Digital Prevention."
"Our military should embody safety, dignity, discipline, and justice," Ashimov wrote. "To achieve this, the Main Military Prosecutor's Office, along with the Armed Forces, will collaborate on two significant projects."
To start, modern IT video surveillance systems supported by artificial intelligence are going to be installed across military units. This advanced setup will enable automated analysis of situations for increased personnel protection. Commanders will be equipped with video jetons for real-time monitoring during field exercises, shooting, and drills, while conscripts on guard and combat duty will also receive such tech.
A digital consultant has been launched on the website http://army.kz, with additional communication channels being implemented. This move aims to assure every soldier that they have a reliable resource to turn to whenever they need help.
Moreover, to establish transparency, the concept of recording conscription and medical commission meetings, digitizing protocols, and providing remote access for conscripts is being considered. This measure should help prevent the drafting of those with health issues that may pose risks during military service.
According to Ashimov, these measures will provide effective means to ensure soldier safety during service.
As Kazakhstan pushes forward with digital transformation and innovation, it's expected that digital measures like "Digital Prevention" will play a crucial role. While the specifics of these projects remain scarce, it's clear that the nation is committed to ensuring its soldiers' welfare and creating a trustworthy military environment.
Artificial intelligence and technology will be integrated into Kazakhstan's military through the installation of modern IT video surveillance systems and the launch of a digital consultant on army.kz, aiming to enhance personnel protection and provide reliable resources for soldiers.
The use of advanced video surveillance systems supported by artificial intelligence and digital consultant will be part of the "Digital Prevention" project, one of the significant safety measures to improve the military environment in Kazakhstan.
