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Russia Opposes AI Monopoly by Individual Countries and Companies: Foreign Ministry
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Artificial intelligence (AI) should serve the interests of all countries, not a narrow circle of states and corporations, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister... 09.07.2026, Sputnik India
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Speaking on the sidelines of the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance, Alimov noted that Russia sees significant potential for AI to strongly influence economic development, technological progress and people's quality of life.Alimov stressed that this is precisely why AI must be discussed within the UN framework rather than in closed formats. Only this organization can ensure equality in the global dialogue on AI and guarantee the observance of principles such as the sovereign equality of states and non-interference in their internal affairs, he noted.The Russian diplomat added that Russia had supported the creation of the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance and welcomes its launch, noting that it has already proven to be a significant platform where every state has been given the opportunity to be heard.
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Russia Opposes AI Monopoly by Individual Countries and Companies: Foreign Ministry
19:44 09.07.2026 (Updated: 19:59 09.07.2026) Artificial intelligence (AI) should serve the interests of all countries, not a narrow circle of states and corporations, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Alimov told Sputnik.
Speaking on the sidelines of the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance, Alimov noted that Russia sees
significant potential for AI to strongly influence economic development, technological progress and people's quality of life.
"AI should serve the interests of all countries, not a narrow circle of privileged states and corporations. And certainly not become a tool for imposing foreign solutions or a cause for new forms of inequality and dependence," he said.
Alimov stressed that this is precisely why AI must be discussed within the UN framework rather than in closed formats. Only this organization can ensure equality in the global dialogue on AI and guarantee the observance of principles such as the sovereign equality of states and non-interference in their internal affairs, he noted.
The Russian diplomat added that Russia had supported the creation of the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance and welcomes its launch, noting that it has already proven to be a significant platform where every state has been given the opportunity to be heard.
