
Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Grigorenko at the II Global Digital Forum stated the need to develop international rules for AI, noting that more than 1,300 domestic software products using this technology have already been registered in Russia.
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Russia is actively developing its own AI technologies, which is confirmed by the presence of more than 1,300 registered software products in the domestic software registry.
Artificial intelligence technology has no boundaries, so it is necessary to develop an international approach to its regulation, said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko during the plenary session of the II Global Digital Forum.
“The rules apply within the territories of states. But AI is a technology without borders. Therefore, the world needs to develop an international approach to its regulation. Movement in this direction has already begun,” the forum’s press service quotes Grigorenko.
The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that Russia is actively developing its own AI technologies. To date, more than 1,300 software products using artificial intelligence are registered in the domestic software registry.

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