
The government will determine the use of national AI models in critical areas.
Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced the introduction of mandatory domestic artificial intelligence in critical areas with a transition period provided for the preparation of enterprises.
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The Prime Minister of the Russian Federation spoke at the main plenary session of the Digital Solutions forum.
MOSCOW, October 6 - RIA Novosti. The introduction of mandatory domestic artificial intelligence will take place with a transition period, said Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.
In his speech at the main plenary session “Results. Opportunities. Prospects” of the Digital Solutions forum, Mishustin noted the importance of Russian companies switching to domestic solutions in the field of AI.
“But in cases where we are talking about critical infrastructure or other sensitive areas, the government will determine when it is possible to use only sovereign or national fundamental models (in the field of AI - ed.). At the same time, a transition period is provided so that enterprises and companies have the opportunity to prepare for them, for their implementation,” said the Russian Prime Minister.

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