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Robots We Saw at Kazakhstan's AI Conference

The author attends GITEX AI conference in Almaty, Kazakhstan, observing a focus on data centers, various robots (police dogs, Chinese police car, Yandex delivery robots), and Starlink availability. Discusses geopolitical implications and local cultural impact.

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Robots We Saw at Kazakhstan's AI Conference
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  • Central Asian countries like Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are investing heavily in data centers, leveraging energy and geography.
  • The conference featured various robots: police robot dogs, a Chinese police car with a Huawei data center, and Yandex food delivery robots.
  • The author laments the potential replacement of human delivery drivers by robots, reducing local charm.
  • Starlink became available in Kazakhstan, but local internet is already excellent.

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