Kazakhstan will expand cooperation in forensic examination with four countries – China, Georgia, Türkiye and Azerbaijan. The new agreements will allow specialists to exchange materials and research findings. Such cooperation is already developing within the CIS. Several international meetings have been held this year to discuss the standardization and digitalization of forensic work. At the same time, artificial intelligence is being increasingly used in the field. New technologies help process data from the justice system, while final conclusions and decisions are still made by experts.
«We have also introduced digitalization and artificial intelligence into our forensic work. AI does not replace the work of an expert, but rather serves as an assistant. It prepares standard report templates. The expert then prepares the substantive part himself, because an expert cannot be replaced by digital technologies or AI. However, it can help reduce the time required, as well as find the necessary materials and methodologies in the database,» noted Bakytzhan Baitilessov, Director of the Center for Forensic Expertise, Kazakh Ministry of Justice.

