AI Could Boost Russia’s GDP by ₽14.8 Trillion by 2030—And Task Mining Is the Secret Sauce

Russia’s digital economy isn’t just scaling—it’s gearing up for a ₽14.8 trillion GDP boost by 2030, driven almost entirely by the integration of artificial intelligence across industries

That’s the headline from new economic forecasts showing that AI combined with Task Mining—a data-driven method of analyzing how users interact with systems—could be a game-changer.

The synergy is real: studies show that pairing AI with Task Mining immediately increases efficiency by 28%. Together, they can identify bottlenecks, eliminate inefficiencies, and unlock a projected 7.4% lift in Russia’s total GDP. The biggest upside? Sectors still relying heavily on manual workflows—manufacturing, logistics, retail, and beyond.

And the wave is already in motion. More than half of Russia’s largest enterprises are now embedding AI across their operational pipelines. Meanwhile, 79% of Russian companies say they plan to deploy AI specifically to boost workforce productivity.

Bottom line: Russia isn’t just automating—it’s architecting an economic future where algorithms drive scale, and digital insight fuels real-world output. The trillion-ruble question isn’t whether to go AI-first—it’s how fast you can get there.