During the visit, Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Jaslan Madiyev, introduced the leaders of the two countries to the AI Museum exhibition, the capabilities of the AI Cinema, and presented the long-term development strategy of the alem.ai center.
In particular, the heads of state visited the Museum of Singularity, an interactive space dedicated to the history and evolution of artificial intelligence. The exhibition reflects the development of AI from philosophical ideas of the 17th century to modern neural networks and generative models, while also introducing visitors to the principles of intelligent technologies.
The presidents were also presented with the AI Cinema, the world’s first immersive cinema with 180-degree projection, showcasing content created using artificial intelligence.
The program also included a presentation of the Astana Smart City initiative. The leaders were shown key directions of Kazakhstan’s digital ecosystem development and examples of AI implementation in education, urban infrastructure, and creative industries. Astana Hub CEO Magzhan Madiyev also took part in presenting the center’s capabilities.
In the context of the Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence, the visit highlighted Kazakhstan’s commitment to international cooperation, knowledge exchange, and strengthening partnerships in artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
During the visit, Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Jaslan Madiyev, introduced the leaders of the two countries to the AI Museum exhibition, the capabilities of the AI Cinema, and presented the long-term development strategy of the alem.ai center.
In particular, the heads of state visited the Museum of Singularity, an interactive space dedicated to the history and evolution of artificial intelligence. The exhibition reflects the development of AI from philosophical ideas of the 17th century to modern neural networks and generative models, while also introducing visitors to the principles of intelligent technologies.
The presidents were also presented with the AI Cinema, the world’s first immersive cinema with 180-degree projection, showcasing content created using artificial intelligence.
The program also included a presentation of the Astana Smart City initiative. The leaders were shown key directions of Kazakhstan’s digital ecosystem development and examples of AI implementation in education, urban infrastructure, and creative industries. Astana Hub CEO Magzhan Madiyev also took part in presenting the center’s capabilities.
In the context of the Year of Digitalization and Artificial Intelligence, the visit highlighted Kazakhstan’s commitment to international cooperation, knowledge exchange, and strengthening partnerships in artificial intelligence and digital technologies.
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