How to put a barrier to domestic and international corruption with the help of digital technologies

2022

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DOI 10.32523/2791-0954-2022-3-3-10-21
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Abstract

Digital technologies are being introduced into all spheres of life, production, culture, science, technology, and management. The sphere of the fight against corruption, which is conducted both domestically and internationally, is no exception. Through digitalization, it is possible to establish appropriate barriers to corruption, in all its manifestations and forms. The report of the United Nations De-velopment Program "New Technologies for Sustainable Development: prospects for using them to ensure integrity, trust and fight corruption" is one of the important, in-tellectual international documents, thanks to which domestic and international legal structures formulate and implement new directions in the fight against corruption. The article analyzes such digital means of assistance in the fight against corruption as blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI - for short), machine learning, Big Data analysis and other digital technologies. In each structural subdivision of the competent author-ities of Kazakhstan, Interpol, Europol, departments (departments) of digital anti-corruption tools should function, which should be staffed with highly qualified spe-cialists.