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At the end of September, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko called two figures and one principle: more than half of Russian AI users already work on domestic models, in some areas these models win over foreign ones, and the market remains open because competition increases quality. That's hard to argue with. On October 6, at the Digital Solutions Forum, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin set a framework: for critical infrastructure and sensitive areas, the government will determine when only sovereign or national models are permissible, and business will be given a transition period. The project, which is being discussed in parallel, goes beyond this framework.
At the end of September, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Grigorenko called two figures and one principle: more than half of Russian AI users already work on domestic models, in some areas these models win over foreign ones, and the market remains open because competition increases quality. That's hard to argue with. On October 6, at the Digital Solutions Forum, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin set a framework: for critical infrastructure and sensitive areas, the government will determine when only sovereign or national models are permissible, and business will be given a transition period. The project, which is being discussed in parallel, goes beyond this framework.
