BTU has created a Digital Bank of Georgian Knowledge to help artificial intelligence and other advanced technological models better understand and analyze information about Georgia, including the country’s economy, businesses, people, regions, and cultural context.
The Knowledge Bank is a large-scale digital repository of Georgian data, analytics, and information. It brings together knowledge accumulated by BTU across various fields, covering Georgia’s economic sectors, statistical data, companies, industries, social developments, and major events that have shaped the country over recent decades.
The country’s largest digital knowledge bank already contains more than 10 billion tokens of Georgian-language resources, equivalent to approximately 20 million books. It also brings together nearly 1 million research outputs, including scientific publications, research studies, analytical materials, business and economics literature, digitized archival documents, educational resources, and other data required for the effective operation of AI systems.
This scale of data enables artificial intelligence to understand information about Georgia not superficially, but within its broader social, economic, and cultural context.
According to BTU’s assessment, the use of such a knowledge bank can significantly improve AI models’ knowledge and contextual understanding of Georgia. As a result, AI systems can generate deeper, more accurate, and more practical responses to Georgia-related questions than would be possible by relying solely on general knowledge.
The project aims to enable future AI agents, digital assistants, analytical systems, and advanced technological models to operate more effectively within the Georgian context across education, business, research, media, public services, and other fields.
Through this project, BTU is creating not only a data repository, but a digital infrastructure for Georgian knowledge — a foundation that will enable future technologies to know more about Georgia, analyze information more effectively, and support people more efficiently with a deeper understanding of the Georgian context.