Digital anti-drug service with AI launched in Kazakhstan
This is the first project of this format in the Republic of Kazakhstan.
- 01.This is the first project of this format in the Republic of Kazakhstan.

This is the first project of this format in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The Pavlodar Region Police Department presented a new digital service Antinarko.kz using AI technologies, Sputnik reports. “The idea of the project arose from 11 years of practical experience and the understanding that a person in a difficult situation first of all needs a quick and clear answer: where to turn, where to get help and what the law provides. I wanted to create a tool that would be available at any time and would allow one to obtain the necessary information online,” said Irina Timirgalieva, senior investigator for particularly important cases of the department for combating drug crime. On the Antinarko.kz service you can find information about medical institutions and the procedure for seeking help, as well as use a consulting service based on artificial intelligence. The creation of the project is part of the work on digitalization of preventive work, the police emphasized.
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