INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
announcement comes amid growing efforts by Moscow and Minsk to assert technological and ideological independence from the West
Since the invasion of Ukraine and the imposition of sweeping sanctions, Russia in particular has accelerated its push for digital
sovereignty.At the same time, independent researchers have raised questions about the transparency and openness of Russian-developed AI
highest levels of political censorship among 14 leading AI models globally, including those from China.The researchers found that the
Russian models routinely avoided answering politically sensitive questions, often responding that they were unable to discuss certain topics
or suggesting users consult other sources.
