Bishkek:An AI-powered assistant is set to be integrated into the Tunduk mobile application to aid citizens in navigating government services. Maksat Dooletov, a representative of the state institution Kyzmat, announced this development during a recent press conference.

According to 24.kg News Agency, the application currently provides a broad spectrum of government services, yet many citizens remain unaware of these offerings or the processes required to access them. The AI assistant aims to streamline user interactions with these services by providing guidance and suggestions tailored to individual needs.

The initiative will address six key sectors education, healthcare, agriculture, energy, transport, and citizen services. In agriculture, the plan includes using AI-based assistants integrated with the Ai-Dyikan system and satellite imagery to analyze and forecast field conditions and water availability.

Maksat Dooletov also noted that over 20 projects involving artificial intelligence are planned, with some already in progress. He highlighted the Safe City and Safe Country projects as examples, which utilize technology to detect traffic violations and are expanding to identify new types of violations as AI capabilities advance.