Kristina Tantsyura: “Russia Is Focused on Building Its Own Resilient Solutions for Key Industries”
Nearly half of Russian companies are adopting AI to automate business processes.
According to the latest data, almost 40% of Russian companies have already integrated artificial intelligence into their internal operations. That is the conclusion of a new study by SberAnalytics and Sber Business Soft. Neural networks are most commonly used to streamline document management, financial operations, and hiring. Among the most widely adopted tools are electronic document management systems, CRM platforms, chatbots, and voice assistants.
Survey participants say these technologies help cut labor costs, speed up task execution, and reduce the volume of manual work.
As noted by Kristina Tantsyura, CEO and managing partner of SKY Consulting Group and head of the committee for cooperation with the UAE and Gulf countries at the Association of Exporters and Importers, Russia is following its own path in how it approaches artificial intelligence.
Trust, Then Accelerate
According to NAFI, 73% of Russian business leaders generally trust neural networks. Every second company executive is ready to delegate tasks to AI agents without constant oversight. Businesses prefer ready-made solutions and are prepared to increase investment in AI use by 25%, according to a report by Yakov and Partners and Yandex.
