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Applied AI in Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan's AI is arriving at the border and the tax desk — a customs robot working Tashkent airport's international terminal, an AI platform for taxpayers and inspectors, and a bank scoring borrowers with it.
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The Tax Committee has launched an AI platform used by both taxpayers and inspectors, and a customs robot is at work in Tashkent airport's international terminal.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorUzbekistan4 Aug 2026
Uzbekistan's tax committee launches AI platform for taxpayers and inspectors
Tax Committee of Uzbekistan — The Tax Committee of Uzbekistan has launched AI SOLIQ, a single AI tax platform running on its proprietary tax database. Entrepreneurs, accountants and company directors can chat to check their organisation's tax rating, available reliefs and filing duties, while tax officials apply it to decision support, routine automation and data analysis. It runs on the committee's Soliq LLM with machine-learning, computer vision and speech generation components.
DeploymentGovernment & Public SectorUzbekistan1 Jul 2026
Customs robot starts work in Tashkent airport's international terminal
State Customs Committee of Uzbekistan — An AI customs robot called AiRo is now working in Tashkent airport's international terminal, running software developed with Uzbekistan's State Customs Committee. Passengers can ask about bringing phones, medicines, jewellery or currency in or out, prohibited goods and how the red and green channels work. The committee wants the interactive robot to inform passengers fast, ease officers' work and prevent violations.
Agrobank scores Uzbek borrowers with AI and big data
Agrobank — Agrobank now uses AI and data analytics in lending, internal controls and credit risk assessment. Internal auditor Shahob Eddin Masharipov says AI credit scoring on big data, drawn from tax reporting, telecom data and transaction activity, rates retail and small-business borrowers. Automated data checks cut microloan decisions to a few minutes with no credit officer involved, the bank says.
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