Kazakhstan President Tokayev received NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and presented him with the Order of Friendship.
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Kazakhstan has placed artificial intelligence and digitalization at the center of its national development strategy. NVIDIA is an important international partner contributing to the country's technology ecosystem.
Huang, who visited Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan, for the first time, answered the questions of Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan and Minister of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development Jaslan Madiyev at the event organized by Astana Hub at the International Artificial Intelligence Center Alem.AI.
Pointing out the importance of artificial intelligence for the economic development and global competitiveness of countries, Huang stated that this technology is not only about digital products, but also creates a new industrial field.
Pointing out that energy, data and high processing capacity are needed to develop and operate artificial intelligence systems, Huang said that Kazakhstan can transform its natural resources into added value in the field of technology.
“In the future, instead of just exporting energy, you can convert energy into AI capacity and export that capacity,” Huang said. he said.
Emphasizing the importance of countries developing their artificial intelligence capacities by processing their own data, Huang stated that data reflects the culture, history and values of societies and that they should be considered as a strategic resource.
Huang stated that countries should have the capacity to deliver artificial intelligence services to their own societies with their own energy networks, internet and telecommunication infrastructures.
Stating that adapting open source technologies to local languages, cultures and needs will contribute to the development of countries' own artificial intelligence infrastructures, Huang stated that Kazakhstan has important opportunities in this regard with its human resources in the fields of science, mathematics and technology.
Huang said that Kazakhstan could be one of the global centers in the field of physical artificial intelligence, and noted that the development in this field depends on manpower specialized in science and technology as well as energy resources.
State medal from Tokayev to Huang
President of Kazakhstan Kasım Cömert Tokayev received Huang at the Presidential Palace Akorda in the capital Astana.
During the meeting, Tokayev stated that Huang's visit is important for the development of cooperation between NVIDIA and Kazakhstan and thanked the company for its contributions to the country's artificial intelligence ecosystem.
Emphasizing that artificial intelligence and digitalization are among the national priorities in Kazakhstan, Tokayev underlined that cooperation with NVIDIA will accelerate the work in these areas.
Huang also expressed his appreciation for Kazakhstan's goal of developing and disseminating artificial intelligence and stated that he supports the country's strategic approach that places artificial intelligence at the center of national development.
Stating that significant progress has been made in the cooperation between NVIDIA and Kazakhstan in the last year, Huang noted that they have developed partnerships with Kazakhstani technology companies.
President Tokayev presented Huang with the first degree Dostyk (Friendship) state order for his contributions to the development of artificial intelligence in Kazakhstan.
During his visit to Astana, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang emphasized that Kazakhstan can be a global center in the field of artificial intelligence with its energy and human resource potential. President Tokayev presented Huang with the Order of Friendship for his contributions.
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