Kazakhstan's Ministry of Defense Introduces AI Support Bot
Photo: RK MoD
The Ministry of Defense has launched a new Telegram bot created with artificial intelligence, Orda.kz reports.
The AI-sulu bot was presented during a training session for military psychologists in Astana. According to the Ministry, it is designed to support military personnel and their families in coping with stress and difficult situations.
AI-sulu doesn't replace a live specialist, but it can be a first line of support. In difficult times, it will listen, provide guidance, and direct you to the right resources,said Kasymkhan Tuitin, head of the information department of the National Military-Patriotic Center.
The bot is available in Kazakh and Russian.
The Ministry of Defense emphasized that AI-sulu will remain anonymous and accessible at any time.
Original Author: Igor Ulitin
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