During the visit, Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan Jaslan Madiyev presented key areas of the country's digital development, including achievements in the field of GovTech, the development of the ecosystem of artificial intelligence and the launch of national initiatives to train personnel and implement AI solutions.
The guests were shown the key spaces of the center. The introduction to artificial intelligence began at the Singularity Museum, where the evolution of AI is presented – from philosophical ideas of the 17th century to modern neural networks and generative models. In the AI Cinema with 180° projection, the honored guests got acquainted with the content created on the platform of the first Kazakh technological unicorn Higgsfield AI.
The Mongolian delegation was also shown the projects of the Astana Hub participants:
- Blink is a B2B AI intelligence for organizations that is deployed on a closed infrastructure (on-premise) and works as a single "brain" of the company.
- Armeta is an AI platform that "reads" engineering drawings and P&IDs from PDF and automatically turns them into structured data for calculations, procurement and project management, greatly saving engineers time and reducing errors and cost overruns.
- AMAN is an ecosystem of digital and physical security for children and adults.
The key areas of activity of the Astana Hub international innovation cluster were presented in a separate block. Magzhan Madiyev, CEO of the cluster, spoke about the formation of an ecosystem to support technology entrepreneurs and create conditions for startups to grow and enter global markets.
Also, within the framework of the delegation's visit, Presight presented the Astana Smart City project, a large–scale initiative to create a new generation of intelligent urban infrastructure. The project integrates key urban systems into a single AI platform, providing real-time management and improving the efficiency of urban services. Astana Smart City demonstrates the practical application of artificial intelligence at the city level and serves as an example of the transition from individual digital solutions to an integrated model of smart and sustainable development.
The visit of the President of Mongolia was an important step in strengthening technological cooperation between the two countries and highlighted the growing role of Kazakhstan as a regional center for the development of artificial intelligence and innovation.
During the visit, Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan Jaslan Madiyev presented key areas of the country's digital development, including achievements in the field of GovTech, the development of the ecosystem of artificial intelligence and the launch of national initiatives to train personnel and implement AI solutions.
The guests were shown the key spaces of the center. The introduction to artificial intelligence began at the Singularity Museum, where the evolution of AI is presented – from philosophical ideas of the 17th century to modern neural networks and generative models. In the AI Cinema with 180° projection, the honored guests got acquainted with the content created on the platform of the first Kazakh technological unicorn Higgsfield AI.
The Mongolian delegation was also shown the projects of the Astana Hub participants:
- Blink is a B2B AI intelligence for organizations that is deployed on a closed infrastructure (on-premise) and works as a single "brain" of the company.
- Armeta is an AI platform that "reads" engineering drawings and P&IDs from PDF and automatically turns them into structured data for calculations, procurement and project management, greatly saving engineers time and reducing errors and cost overruns.
- AMAN is an ecosystem of digital and physical security for children and adults.
The key areas of activity of the Astana Hub international innovation cluster were presented in a separate block. Magzhan Madiyev, CEO of the cluster, spoke about the formation of an ecosystem to support technology entrepreneurs and create conditions for startups to grow and enter global markets.
Also, within the framework of the delegation's visit, Presight presented the Astana Smart City project, a large–scale initiative to create a new generation of intelligent urban infrastructure. The project integrates key urban systems into a single AI platform, providing real-time management and improving the efficiency of urban services. Astana Smart City demonstrates the practical application of artificial intelligence at the city level and serves as an example of the transition from individual digital solutions to an integrated model of smart and sustainable development.
The visit of the President of Mongolia was an important step in strengthening technological cooperation between the two countries and highlighted the growing role of Kazakhstan as a regional center for the development of artificial intelligence and innovation.
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