The post has been translated automatically. Original language: Russian Kazakh
Currently, the model is being trained on a dataset of 148 billion tokens. AI-powered products, including AI assistants for eGov and other platforms, are already being developed using KazLLM. A key milestone in the AI movement will be the launch of the International Artificial Intelligence Center alem.ai, marking the next phase of Astana Hub’s development.
“The alem.ai center is focused on advancing technologies in key industries such as science, manufacturing, creative industries, and public services. It will also play a crucial role in fostering an AI ecosystem to attract investment and support startups. The Ministry is currently negotiating with companies like Telegram, TON, Tether, Indrive, Google, and others to establish offices within the center for conducting research projects and developing new AI-driven products,” said Baitursynov.
The Digital Almaty 2025 forum will serve as a prime venue for attracting BigTech companies to the International AI Center. The forum, now in its seventh year, is funded entirely through private investments.
“The Head of State has repeatedly emphasized the importance of AI development for the country’s future. As Kassym-Jomart Tokayev noted, AI is no longer science fiction but a present-day reality. This reality, which has become an integral part of our lives, will be the central theme of the largest digital forum in Central Asia—Digital Almaty 2025,” Baitursynov stated.
The international forum will bring together heads of government from EAEU countries, experts, resource sector leaders, business representatives, and the IT industry to discuss the future of innovation and digital transformation in the region.
For the first time, those unable to attend Digital Almaty in person will have access to a unique virtual exhibition. The link to the exhibition will be available on the official forum website.
The two-day event is expected to welcome over 40,000 attendees. Dedicated halls will host panel discussions on AI, where Kazakhstani experts and CEOs of leading global IT companies will share their insights on AI implementation. More than 200 speakers from 21 countries will participate.
Additionally, the prestigious Digital Awards 2025 will take place, recognizing the best solutions in artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
Currently, the model is being trained on a dataset of 148 billion tokens. AI-powered products, including AI assistants for eGov and other platforms, are already being developed using KazLLM. A key milestone in the AI movement will be the launch of the International Artificial Intelligence Center alem.ai, marking the next phase of Astana Hub’s development.
“The alem.ai center is focused on advancing technologies in key industries such as science, manufacturing, creative industries, and public services. It will also play a crucial role in fostering an AI ecosystem to attract investment and support startups. The Ministry is currently negotiating with companies like Telegram, TON, Tether, Indrive, Google, and others to establish offices within the center for conducting research projects and developing new AI-driven products,” said Baitursynov.
The Digital Almaty 2025 forum will serve as a prime venue for attracting BigTech companies to the International AI Center. The forum, now in its seventh year, is funded entirely through private investments.
“The Head of State has repeatedly emphasized the importance of AI development for the country’s future. As Kassym-Jomart Tokayev noted, AI is no longer science fiction but a present-day reality. This reality, which has become an integral part of our lives, will be the central theme of the largest digital forum in Central Asia—Digital Almaty 2025,” Baitursynov stated.
The international forum will bring together heads of government from EAEU countries, experts, resource sector leaders, business representatives, and the IT industry to discuss the future of innovation and digital transformation in the region.
For the first time, those unable to attend Digital Almaty in person will have access to a unique virtual exhibition. The link to the exhibition will be available on the official forum website.
The two-day event is expected to welcome over 40,000 attendees. Dedicated halls will host panel discussions on AI, where Kazakhstani experts and CEOs of leading global IT companies will share their insights on AI implementation. More than 200 speakers from 21 countries will participate.
Additionally, the prestigious Digital Awards 2025 will take place, recognizing the best solutions in artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
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