DYNAMIC SECURITY: HOW AI TECHNOLOGIES AND CHIPPING ARE CHANGING APPROACHES TO SECURITY IN KAZAKHSTAN'S PENITENTIARY INSTITUTIONS

The article considers the impact of artificial intelligence and chipping technologies on the dynamic security of penal institutions of Kazakhstan. Current approaches to security are examined, with a focus on the use of artificial intelligence to monitor and analyze prisoner behavior, as well as the introduction of chipping for identification and movement tracking. The benefits of these technologies, such as increased security and responsiveness to incidents, as well as possible risks, including privacy and ethical issues, are discussed. It concludes by emphasizing the need for a balanced approach to technology deployment that takes into account both security and human rights. This requires, first and foremost, the development of an appropriate legal and regulatory framework for the implementation of an integrated approach to improving security and monitoring, which involves the use of artificial intelligence and chipping.

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