alem.ai is an innovative space whose mission is to advance artificial intelligence technologies in Kazakhstan, engage talented youth, support promising projects, and promote AI and IT initiatives aimed at taking the digital economy to a new level.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan Zhaslan Madiyev presented the concept of an AI-Driven Government — a situational center for analyzing and managing government processes and making decisions based on artificial intelligence.
During the visit, the key spaces of alem.ai were showcased. The Singularity Museum immerses visitors in the world of AI, introducing its history and the principles behind modern technologies. The exhibition traces the evolution of artificial intelligence from 17th-century philosophical concepts to contemporary neural networks and generative models. AI Cinema — the world’s first immersive cinema with 180-degree projection — features content created using AI. The children’s zone allows young visitors to stay under the supervision of educators and animators, draw on walls with special pencils, and see their drawings brought to life by neural networks in real time. The guests also paid special attention to the robotics zone, presented by USTEM Foundation.
The distinguished guests were also introduced to the activities of Astana Hub participants that are successfully operating in international markets, including:
Kazdream — a leading IT holding in Kazakhstan specializing in software development, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and data analytics. The company develops ML and AI solutions and operates in more than 11 countries across Europe, the CIS, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
Jet — a sharing super app offering rentals of electric scooters, electric bikes, and power banks. The solution is a leader in micromobility and sustainable transport in Central Asia, the Caucasus, and Latin America, and has been present in the Armenian market since 2021.
Arlan Biotech accelerates drug discovery using its proprietary generative AI platform, enabling the creation of precise antibody sequences for target proteins within minutes and significantly reducing research timelines.
TrustExam applies artificial intelligence technologies to ensure the integrity of examinations and is used by educational, HR, and government institutions.
Relog.AI — a B2B AI-powered platform that optimizes logistics and last-mile delivery processes, serving more than 900 clients in 11 countries, including Armenia.
Daryn Online — a leading educational platform providing access to quality learning, operating in Kazakhstan, scaling in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan, and preparing to enter the Turkish market.
Alaqan — a solution that uses palm vein identification to enable biometric payments. The startup is successfully scaling beyond Kazakhstan and is present in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Armenia, and Singapore.
alem.ai is an innovative space whose mission is to advance artificial intelligence technologies in Kazakhstan, engage talented youth, support promising projects, and promote AI and IT initiatives aimed at taking the digital economy to a new level.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan Zhaslan Madiyev presented the concept of an AI-Driven Government — a situational center for analyzing and managing government processes and making decisions based on artificial intelligence.
During the visit, the key spaces of alem.ai were showcased. The Singularity Museum immerses visitors in the world of AI, introducing its history and the principles behind modern technologies. The exhibition traces the evolution of artificial intelligence from 17th-century philosophical concepts to contemporary neural networks and generative models. AI Cinema — the world’s first immersive cinema with 180-degree projection — features content created using AI. The children’s zone allows young visitors to stay under the supervision of educators and animators, draw on walls with special pencils, and see their drawings brought to life by neural networks in real time. The guests also paid special attention to the robotics zone, presented by USTEM Foundation.
The distinguished guests were also introduced to the activities of Astana Hub participants that are successfully operating in international markets, including:
Kazdream — a leading IT holding in Kazakhstan specializing in software development, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and data analytics. The company develops ML and AI solutions and operates in more than 11 countries across Europe, the CIS, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
Jet — a sharing super app offering rentals of electric scooters, electric bikes, and power banks. The solution is a leader in micromobility and sustainable transport in Central Asia, the Caucasus, and Latin America, and has been present in the Armenian market since 2021.
Arlan Biotech accelerates drug discovery using its proprietary generative AI platform, enabling the creation of precise antibody sequences for target proteins within minutes and significantly reducing research timelines.
TrustExam applies artificial intelligence technologies to ensure the integrity of examinations and is used by educational, HR, and government institutions.
Relog.AI — a B2B AI-powered platform that optimizes logistics and last-mile delivery processes, serving more than 900 clients in 11 countries, including Armenia.
Daryn Online — a leading educational platform providing access to quality learning, operating in Kazakhstan, scaling in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan, and preparing to enter the Turkish market.
Alaqan — a solution that uses palm vein identification to enable biometric payments. The startup is successfully scaling beyond Kazakhstan and is present in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, Armenia, and Singapore.
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