US EditionPutin to Boost AI in Russia to Fight 'Unacceptable and Dangerous' Western Monopoly
- Russian President Putin emphasizes the importance of relying on Russian solutions and avoiding foreign technology dominance in the development of safe and transparent artificial intelligence systems.
- The use of Western AI technology is deemed dangerous and unacceptable, potentially leading to xenophobic AI systems.
- Moscow aims to become an AI power but faces setbacks due to the war in Ukraine, prompting talented scientists to leave and hampering high-tech imports due to Western sanctions.
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Russia is devising a new strategy to hang on to the AI train. The Russian president wants to become an AI nation to be reckoned with. Swedish AI professor Fredrik Heintz now stresses the importance of AI expertise to “maintain competitiveness and strategic autonomy.”
Putin says Russia must rival 'dangerous' Western AI
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that the West had a "dangerous" monopoly over artificial intelligence and Russia needed to rival "biased" Western chatbots with its own technology.The race to develop AI has heated up since the breakout launch of the ChatGPT generative chatbot last year, with Russia and China spending billions to rival...
Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned of the West's monopoly on artificial intelligence (AI/AI). A new chapter is beginning for humanity in all areas of life, Putin said on Friday at an AI conference in Moscow. According to him, some Western search engines and generative AI models hide or even suppress Russian language and culture. Such western algorithms would basically act as if Russia did not exist, he said. “Of course, a monopoly and t…
Putin Says West Cannot Have AI Monopoly So Russia Must Up Its Game
China and the United States are leading the development of AI, which many researchers and global leaders think will transform the world and revolutionise society in a way similar to the introduction of computers in the 20th century
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