“Artificial Intelligence and Law: A Look into the Future”

On 10 November 2026, a scientific seminar entitled “Artificial Intelligence and Law: A Look into the Future” was organised by M.M. Malikov, Senior Lecturer at the Department of History of Kazakhstan and Social Sciences, with the participation of first-year students.

The purpose of the event was to familiarise students with the legal and ethical aspects of using artificial intelligence technologies, develop their legal literacy and critical thinking skills, promote awareness of the importance of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan in protecting human rights and freedoms, and foster a culture of safe and responsible AI use in accordance with the principles of academic integrity.

The seminar was held as part of a series of events aimed at promoting the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan. It addressed the rapid development of artificial intelligence technologies and current issues related to their legal regulation. The students discussed the protection of human rights when using AI, personal data privacy, information security, copyright protection, academic integrity, and responsibility in the use of modern technologies.

During the event, the participants exchanged views on the impact of artificial intelligence on society and the legal system and analysed real-life cases. Particular attention was paid to the role and importance of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan in protecting human rights and freedoms.

The scientific seminar contributed to improving the students’ legal literacy, developing their critical thinking skills, and fostering a culture of safe and responsible use of artificial intelligence.