Kazakhstan unveiled the first autonomous computer

In Astana, the first Kazakhstani autonomous supercomputer, developed by NeuroBox, was presented. The system is designed for artificial intelligence operations without internet connectivity, eliminating the risk of data leaks. A key component is the multi-agent platform, which unites various neural networks in a single space, enabling the formation of teams of digital agents for data analysis, text generation, and process planning.

The system operates in a closed circuit, ensuring that all data is stored internally, which is particularly important for government agencies and companies with high information security requirements. Developers emphasized that the project's goal is not to replace humans but to enhance their work efficiency. As an example, they cited a project for the Ministry of Industry, where the supercomputer generated professional standards in four and a half minutes, whereas it previously took two weeks.

Practical application cases were demonstrated at the presentation: checking project documentation for compliance with regulations, analyzing specifications for government procurement, and comparing clinical protocols in medicine.

The system is designed for use in closed information environments, such as government institutions, medical facilities, and large corporations, where data security is of paramount importance.

Source: inform.kz