Updated · By Otabek Olimjonov
How the process works
- Students take short tests and games on a class tablet, logging in with a class code and then face or ID.
- AI writes a short report and a support level, and adds the case to the psychologist's queue.
- The psychologist talks to the student and confirms or rejects every case. AI never decides alone.
- A referral to another service happens only with consent, and management gets reports by school, city and region.
Rules that protect children
- No labels for students, only a support level.
- Every AI function can be switched off by the school or the operator.
- Role-based access: teachers, psychologists, inspectors and managers each see only what they need.
- The system works in the languages the students use.
A real deployment: AI Psixolog
- AI Psixolog, built by Eurosoft for the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan, is used by 350,000+ users in 250+ schools and technical colleges.
- It covers students in grades 7–11, has 6 user roles and works in 3 languages.
Questions and answers
- Does the AI diagnose students?
- No. It produces a report and a support level to help the psychologist decide whom to talk to first. Every case is confirmed by a psychologist after a conversation.
- What happens to the data?
- Access is limited by role, children are not labelled, and a referral beyond the school happens only with consent.
- Who builds AI platforms for schools in Uzbekistan?
- Eurosoft in Tashkent built AI Psixolog, a school psychology platform used by 350,000+ users in 250+ schools and technical colleges.
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