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Applied AI in Kyrgyzstan
The record holds 23 entries from Kyrgyzstan, across 5 industries, led by Government & Public Sector, then Finance & Insurance. Last updated 29 Oct 2026.
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RegulationGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan28 Sep 2026
Kyrgyzstan publishes draft AI ethics rules for public consultation
Ministry of Digital Development of Kyrgyzstan — A public-comment draft of Kyrgyzstan AI regulation from the Ministry of Digital Development sets ethics rules for algorithm design and use. Machine-generated content needs labels, users must be told when an AI agent replies, and government systems require safety review before launch. Kyrgyz-language function is compulsory for state tools, excluding military and police uses from these AI governance rules.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan25 Sep 2026
Kyrgyzstan's tax service adds AI adviser Aisalyk to its website
State Tax Service of Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyzstan's State Tax Service has added Aisalyk, an AI tax assistant for taxpayers' queries, to its relaunched website. The rebuilt portal aims to ease dealings with the authority for households and firms, and shows budget settlement balances on the front page without sign-in, alongside the virtual tax adviser.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan7 Apr 2026
Kyrgyz Parliament launches AI-powered E-Kenesh app for MPs
Zhogorku Kenesh (Parliament of Kyrgyzstan) — Kyrgyzstan's Parliament has piloted E-Kenesh, a tablet-based platform replacing paper documents for MPs. Speaker Marlen Mamataliev introduced the tool, whose AI bill summarisation condenses lengthy draft laws and helps legislators frame questions under debate. Materials appear three days early, with staff filing documents through AI-generated legislative summaries online.
Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan11 Feb 2026
Kyrgyzstan joins global AI training campus for civil servants
Ministry of Digital Development of Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyzstan's Ministry of Digital Development is opening AI training for civil servants via Apolitical, the world's largest online network for public-sector staff. This gives officials entry to the Google.org-backed Government AI Campus, aiming to train 1 million civil servants worldwide. It builds government AI literacy through specialised courses.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan6 Feb 2026
Kyrgyzstan's Digital Code AI rules come into force
Government of Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyzstan AI regulation under Chapter 23 of the Digital Code (articles 191-197) now covers every AI system deployed nationally. Operators must publish a self-run risk assessment, disclose AI-generated interactions and deepfakes to users, and, for high-risk systems, issue a public conformity declaration. Cabinet Resolution No. 770 (December 2025) approved the methodology behind these AI governance requirements.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan30 Dec 2025
State Tax Service integrates Kezet AI analytical tool into tax system
State Tax Service of Kyrgyzstan — A newly deployed system called Kezet now underpins AI tax auditing at Kyrgyzstan's State Tax Service, built by the Salyk Service state institution to strengthen how data gets processed. Inspectors will lean further on AI-driven tax inspections from 2026, when audits themselves become automated and oversight grows more transparent.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan2 Dec 2025
Cabinet approves first safety and quality requirements for AI systems
Cabinet of Ministers of Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyzstan now has its first nationwide AI safety requirements, set by a Cabinet of Ministers resolution grounded in the Digital Code. High-risk AI systems face safety standards for high-risk AI systems: hazard controls, openness, clear reasoning, oversight, precision, dependability, digital resilience and clean data. Owners must verify safety at every lifecycle stage, start to finish.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan2 Dec 2025
Resolution on AI safety and quality requirements No. 770
Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic — Kyrgyzstan's Cabinet of Ministers approved this AI regulation Kyrgyzstan measure, Resolution No. 770, setting binding standards for high-risk AI systems requirements: a danger-assessment method plus rules on transparency, explainability, precision, dependability, digital resilience, data integrity and technical records. Grounded in Articles 193 and 194 of the Digital Code, it covers systems deemed to carry elevated risk. It took effect 15 days after the Digital Code's entry into force, around 21 February 2026.
Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan29 Oct 2025
OSCE Academy trains Kyrgyz civil servants on AI and digital security
OSCE Academy in Bishkek — Bishkek hosted AI training for civil servants, mixing phishing defence with machine-learning skills for public administration across two days. National Institute for Strategic Initiatives representatives took part, exploring ChatGPT, DeepSeek and prompt-writing techniques. Attendees completing 'Digital Security and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Governance' walked away with certificates.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan23 Sep 2025
Tax Service launches Aisalyk AI virtual assistant for taxpayers
State Tax Service of Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyzstan's State Tax Service now runs Aisalyk, an AI virtual assistant for taxpayers, its first such rollout nationally. Made by Salyk Service, this AI-driven tax consultation tool interprets legislation and responds 24/7, presently piloted on Telegram under the name TestSalykBot. A Salyk mobile app version arrives before year's end.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan31 Jul 2025
Digital Code of the Kyrgyz Republic No. 178
Jogorku Kenesh (Parliament) and President of the Kyrgyz Republic — Kyrgyzstan AI regulation now runs through Digital Code No. 178, with Chapter 23 covering Articles 191 to 197 under Artificial Intelligence Systems. Parliament passed it 18 June 2025, President Sadyr Japarov signed it 31 July 2025, and it took force 6 February 2026. The chapter sets an AI systems risk classification, tougher duties for high-risk categories, and disclosure requirements for AI use.
Evidence of adoptionGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan17 Jun 2025
Kyrgyzstan launches Aitil, its first national AI platform
State Commission on the State Language under the President of Kyrgyzstan — Kyrgyzstan's State Commission on the State Language, with UlutSoft, debuts Aitil, the nation's first Kyrgyz-language AI platform, running solely in Kyrgyz. It bundles speech recognition, text-to-audio, a chatbot, OCR and translation across 10 languages, backing the tongue digitally via Kyrgyz AI translation.
RegulationGovernment & Public SectorKyrgyzstan22 Jan 2025
Resolution on the National Council on AI Development No. 29
Cabinet of Ministers of the Kyrgyz Republic — Resolution No. 29 gives Kyrgyzstan a National Council on AI Development, an advisory body under the Cabinet of Ministers steering national AI strategy and linking ministries on implementation. Officials want this artificial intelligence development council to open the door for AI tools across priority economic sectors, keep projects running smoothly, and grow scientific and educational skills in the field. It came into force on 31 January 2025.
Concept and roadmap for SupTech supervisory technology 2026-2031
National Bank of the Kyrgyz Republic — Kyrgyzstan's central bank charted a five-year path for AI banking supervision: the National Bank's Board approved the Concept and Roadmap for the Development of SupTech Supervisory Technologies for 2026-2031. Oversight shifts toward machine learning and big data, covering automatic data checks, online licensing and anti-money laundering screening, under wider supervisory technology adoption.
DeploymentFinance & InsuranceKyrgyzstan12 Aug 2026
FINCA Bank launches Kyrgyz-language voice AI assistant
FINCA Bank — FINCA Bank has deployed Kyrgyzstan's first Kyrgyz-language voice AI assistant for its contact centre. Built in-house with proprietary recognition and synthesis models, it handles inbound and outbound calls plus live chat, letting people talk naturally rather than pick through menus. A banking voice bot transfer to a live agent stays available on request.
DeploymentFinance & InsuranceKyrgyzstan26 Dec 2025
Aiyl Bank deploys AI assistant for document analysis and chatbot
Aiyl Bank (ABank) — Aiyl Bank's ABAI chatbot and AI document analysis in banking trimmed manual workload at the Kyrgyz lender in 2025, freeing 9 thousand 600 working hours. Regulatory paperwork now moves through the AI assistant instead of staff, while ABAI fields client queries. This AI-driven automation in banking shifted staff onto harder, client-focused work.
DeploymentFinance & InsuranceKyrgyzstan18 Dec 2025
MBANK launches generative AI assistant for customer service
MBANK — MBANK's AI customer service assistant, AI MBANK, settles 79 per cent of Kyrgyzstan queries unaided. This virtual banking agent, unveiled at Bishkek's Mtalx event, fielded over 2.7 million chats in Kyrgyz, Russian and mixed languages in 2025, via the MBANK app, WhatsApp and Telegram. Figures are unaudited.
DeploymentFinance & InsuranceKyrgyzstan25 Mar 2025
Bakai Bank launches smart card machines with AI face recognition
Bakai Bank — Kyrgyzstan's Bakai Bank now issues cards in one minute via machines using AI face recognition in banking, powered by BakaiGPT. Biometric facial identification for card issuance replaces document checks. Bakai Business Forum hosted the debut, the country's first such rollout.
DeploymentHealthcare & Life SciencesKyrgyzstan22 Aug 2026
Bishkek hospital gets AI-powered rehabilitation device from China
Clinical Emergency Hospital, Bishkek — China has donated a Digital Rehabilitation Therapist (DRT) system now operating at the Clinical Emergency Hospital in Bishkek, part of a wider push for AI rehabilitation therapy in Kyrgyzstan. The device maps 35 key body points via 3D vision and motion recognition, building personalised recovery plans and tracking patients from hospital to home. Guidance draws on over 100,000 clinical cases from Peking University Third Hospital.
DeploymentHealthcare & Life SciencesKyrgyzstan17 Jul 2026
Bishkek ambulance service launches AI support for callers
Bishkek Emergency Medical Center — Kyrgyzstan's Bishkek Emergency Medical Center launched AI ambulance call support whose intelligent assistant coaches patients before paramedics arrive. Callers get an SMS carrying a geolocation link, plus a personal account advising from clinical recommendations, and live ambulance tracking. AI-assisted emergency calling eases dispatchers and locates patients unable to describe their position.
DeploymentHealthcare & Life SciencesKyrgyzstan1 Oct 2025
Kyrgyz scientists test AI for detecting early heart failure
Kyrgyz scientists at National Center for Cardiology and Therapy — Kyrgyzstan's National Academy of Sciences trialled an AI heart failure detection system at a Bishkek care home, matching ultrasound findings 85 per cent of the time. The AI cardiac diagnostic tool reads electrocardiogram frequency patterns to flag hidden decline within five minutes. Researchers want the Ministry of Health to back wider rollout.
KOICA brings AI-powered livestock monitoring to Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyz Research Institute of Animal Husbandry and Pastures — The Korean International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) has installed 60 AI-enabled wearable collars on animals at the Kyrgyz Research Institute of Animal Husbandry and Pastures, marking a step into AI livestock monitoring for Kyrgyzstan. Bodit Inc. designed the underlying platform, Farmer's Hands, combining sensors and machine learning to catch early illness and behavioural shifts in herds. The intent is precision agriculture via continuous, automated animal welfare tracking.
DeploymentMedia, Telecom & EntertainmentKyrgyzstan2 Mar 2026
Kyrgyz Parliament introduces AI news anchors Myrza and Aiyym
Jogorku Kenesh (Parliament of Kyrgyzstan) — Kyrgyzstan's Jogorku Kenesh has unveiled AI news anchors, Myrza and Aiyym, reporting on legislative business. These virtual news presenters turn out written summaries and clips explaining debates, keeping citizens informed of deputies' activities. Speaker Marlen Mamataliev tied the launch to the legislature's digitalisation push.
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