Nurmakhanbetov Arman is a graduate of the Department of Psychology at Al-Farabi Kazakh National University and holds a Doctor of Psychological Sciences degree. From 2002 to 2023, he served in the national security agencies and the General Prosecutor’s Office of the Republic of Kazakhstan. During his service, he introduced effective models of polygraph and psychological support systems for the activities of law enforcement and national security agencies. He supervised the development of the Concept of Personnel Policy for Law Enforcement Agencies of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2014–2018, as well as the section “Modernization of Personnel Policy and Departmental Education” within the Action Plan for the Implementation of the State Program for the Further Modernization of the Law Enforcement System of the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2014–2020. He introduced innovations into the processes of initial training, professional development, and preparation of the Presidential Reserve of managerial personnel for law enforcement agencies, ensuring targeted, practical, and effective training (2016). He actively contributed to the development of scientific potential in the field of psychological support for the activities of security and law enforcement structures. Under his supervision, more than ten candidates and doctors of science were trained, and over 100 scientific papers were published. In 2009–2010, he chaired the dissertation council for the defense of doctoral dissertations. Currently, he leads the research direction “Psychology of Digital Thinking and Human Interaction with Artificial Intelligence,” which focuses on empirical studies and the practical exploration of the digital environment as a resource for personal development, digital agency formation, and metacognition in the context of global transformations. His main research interests include the psychology of human–AI interaction, digital self- regulation and cognitive flexibility, the psychology of digital influence in social networks, digital adaptation and psychological well-being, and the neuropsychology of the digital environment.