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Uzbekistan
GuidanceCurrent· Ministry of Digital Technologies; published on my.gov.uz

Uzbekistan – Information on the Use of Artificial Intelligence (Ethical Rules, Order No. 3787)

Prepared by Shubhank Suman · Last reviewed

Document page

CURRENT (page last modified 19 May 2026)

Legal character
Guidance
Region
Asia-Pacific

What it covers

A short information page on Uzbekistan's Unified Interactive Government Services Portal. It defines artificial intelligence, AI technologies, AI systems, ethical guidelines and participants in AI; explains that the portal's "AI Assistant" chatbot gives advisory answers only; lists the principles participants must follow; and sets out the rights and obligations of AI users, by reference to the ethical rules approved by Order No. 3787.

Why it matters

It is a concise official statement of Uzbekistan's AI ethics principles and a clear example of a government disclosing that AI answers are advisory, not official decisions.

Refer to it when

Use it for Uzbekistan's AI ethics principles, user rights when AI is used in public services, or wording on AI-generated answers being advisory.

AI, privacy and cybersecurity relevance

  • AI: High
  • Privacy: Moderate
  • Cyber: Low

AI

HIGH RELEVANCE

Summarises Uzbekistan's ethical rules for AI.

Privacy

MODERATE RELEVANCE

Data protection is a listed principle and user obligation.

Cybersecurity

LOW RELEVANCE

Reliability and security appear as principles only.

Applicability

Individuals and legal entities developing, implementing or using AI in Uzbekistan, and users of the government services portal.

Read first

Definitions → principles → user rights → user obligations.

Provisions / sections covered

Definitions

Artificial intelligence, AI technologies, AI systems, ethical guidelines and participants in AI in Uzbekistan.

AI decisions are not final

Participants must not treat AI decisions as final; users are told AI responses are advisory and official decisions rest on approved documents.

Principles

Legality; priority of protecting people, society, the state and environment; clarity; accountability and oversight; fairness and non-discrimination; openness and transparency; data protection; reliability and security.

User rights and obligations

Rights to be informed, to complain to a court or authorised body, to explanations of algorithms and to propose fixes; duties to use AI properly, protect personal data and respect intellectual property.

Subject-matter tags

  • Enforcement and penalties
  • Transparency
  • Accountability

Subject-matter tags describe what the indexed text discusses. They are not legal conclusions.

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