25.12.2024 18:09:00
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A recent off-site meeting of the Government of the Republic of Kazakhstan was held, at which Prime Minister Olzhas Bektenov instructed the Ministry of Digital Development, together with interested government agencies and akimats, to regulate the work on collecting, storing and protecting data to ensure its relevance and reliability.
The head of the Government noted the importance of transparent and safe work using AI technologies.
“It is necessary to provide for appropriate legislative measures and regulatory legal acts governing its use, including the protection of personal data, cybersecurity issues, responsibility for decisions made using artificial intelligence, as well as ethical standards,” Olzhas Bektenov emphasized.
In addition, the Ministry of Digital Development, together with interested government agencies and akimats, has been instructed to develop specific measures to support enterprises implementing and implementing digital technologies and artificial intelligence.
Let us recall that earlier, experts from the Eurasian Digital Foundation, based on foreign experience, compiled a package of recommendations for improving legislation in Kazakhstan on AI regulation. In particular, they proposed banning mass surveillance through video surveillance and the use of photos of Kazakhstanis from open sources for biometric databases.
They also recommended introducing a category of biometric systems based on risks and banning real-time identification for everyone except law enforcement officers. The experts propose enshrining in the Digital Code mechanisms for assessing AI risks and mandatory policies for the transparency of algorithms that exclude discrimination.
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The head of the Government noted the importance of transparent and safe work using AI technologies.
“It is necessary to provide for appropriate legislative measures and regulatory legal acts governing its use, including the protection of personal data, cybersecurity issues, responsibility for decisions made using artificial intelligence, as well as ethical standards,” Olzhas Bektenov emphasized.
In addition, the Ministry of Digital Development, together with interested government agencies and akimats, has been instructed to develop specific measures to support enterprises implementing and implementing digital technologies and artificial intelligence.
Let us recall that earlier, experts from the Eurasian Digital Foundation, based on foreign experience, compiled a package of recommendations for improving legislation in Kazakhstan on AI regulation. In particular, they proposed banning mass surveillance through video surveillance and the use of photos of Kazakhstanis from open sources for biometric databases.
They also recommended introducing a category of biometric systems based on risks and banning real-time identification for everyone except law enforcement officers. The experts propose enshrining in the Digital Code mechanisms for assessing AI risks and mandatory policies for the transparency of algorithms that exclude discrimination.
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