🌏 Five countries - one digital market? Central Asia is preparing common rules for AI and IT business. An electronic signature obtained in Kazakhstan works in Uzbekistan. An IT company does not have to go through the same procedures again when entering Kyrgyzstan or Tajikistan. Rules for working with data are becoming compatible, and common ethical principles are emerging for artificial intelligence. 🤝 For now, this is not a reality, but a scenario that businesses and experts in Central Asia propose to turn into a regional digital agenda.
Пять стран — один цифровой рынок? Центральная Азия готовит общие правила для AI и IT-бизнеса
Пять стран — один цифровой рынок?
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Пять стран — один цифровой рынок? Центральная Азия готовит общие правила для AI и IT-бизнеса
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