
Deputy head of the Russian Presidential Administration warned of the threat of outflow of talent due to leakage of educational data
Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Maxim Oreshkin spoke at the Global Digital Forum about the importance of sovereignty over educational data to prevent the outflow of talented youth abroad.
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Maxim Oreshkin spoke at the Global Digital Forum, where the future of digital educational platforms was discussed.
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Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Maxim Oreshkin believes that sovereignty over data in education is key.
Educational digital platforms in the future will make it possible to effectively build an individual trajectory of human development, based on data about his abilities and skills.
Maxim Oreshkin emphasized that if the data is not stored locally, then the information may become available to a third country, which can use it for its own purposes, for example, to lure talented people.
MOSCOW, October 10 - RIA Novosti. Educational platforms in the future will have a large amount of information, which is important to protect in order to prevent the outflow of talented youth, so sovereignty over data in education is key, says Deputy Head of the Russian Presidential Administration Maxim Oreshkin.
Speaking at the Global Digital Forum, Oreshkin said that in the future, educational digital platforms will make it possible to effectively build the entire trajectory of human development - from basic to vocational education. Including, based on data about a person, offering an individual development trajectory, individual tasks, and so on.
“At the same time, such a platform will have an insane amount of information about every person in the country, about his abilities, skills, characteristics, his strengths, his weaknesses. Therefore, sovereignty over data in education and development, of course, is key,” Oreshkin emphasized.
“If there is no platform solution of yours, created either by you or in partnership with a third country that is willing to share such sovereign solutions, if your data is not stored locally, all this information will be available to a third country that can use it for some of its own purposes. From security purposes and everything connected with this, to, for example, the purpose of finding the most talented children in schools, in higher education institutions in order to lure them and take them away from your country,” he added.

The head of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Valery Falkov, said that the period for obtaining higher education during the transition to the new model will be from four to six years, depending on the complexity of the specialty, and master's studies will last from one to three years. The transition is planned to be completed by 2030.

On October 10, World Inclusive Education Day, State Duma deputy Oleg Smolin warned about the risks of pseudo-inclusion, when children with various disabilities are formally united without real adaptation, and called for the parallel development of correctional and inclusive education systems in Russia.

From January 2027, the extracurricular activity course “Artificial Intelligence and Information Security” will become mandatory for students in grades 5–11 in all schools in Russia. The course is aimed at developing an understanding of AI, teaching how to safely interact with technology and combating Internet fraud. 250 thousand teachers are being trained to teach.

The Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation announced plans to introduce a mandatory extracurricular course “Artificial Intelligence and Information Security” for schoolchildren in grades 5–11 in all schools from January 2027, as reported by the department’s press service to RIA Novosti.

According to ASI, the average share of Russian families' expenses on tutors and educational materials per child in 2025 was 10.4% of income, with a range by region from 3.8% to 25.3%. The bulk of the costs are for tutors - 2.5 times more than for educational materials. Over the period 2021–2025, the indicator decreased by 1.5 percentage points, and the interregional gap decreased by 7.9 percentage points.

The head of the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Sergei Kravtsov, said that modules on artificial intelligence have appeared in all Russian colleges, and a separate specialty in this area has been introduced.