18.09.2025, 12:17

AI puts over 1 million Kazakh jobs at risk, government study warns

ASTANA. Sept 18 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) – Artificial intelligence could replace over one million workers in Kazakhstan, First Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Protection of the Population Olzhas Anafin said on Thursday.

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