Anticipated Significant Expansion of AI Agents in Prominent Russian Businesses According to VTB
In a groundbreaking announcement, Vadim Kulik, Deputy President and Chairman of VTB, has predicted that by the year 2030, all large companies in Russia will integrate AI agents into their processes. This bold prediction was made at the bank's own session "On the Eve of Meeting AI Agents" at the international forum Kazan Digital Week - 2025.
AI agents, digital systems capable of reasoning, learning, and acting independently without continuous human oversight, are expected to become essential components in Russian companies by 2030. These advanced helper robots are not limited to responding to user queries but can proactively initiate actions and manage processes.
The integration of AI agents will transform the way businesses operate in Russia. They will interact with each other to solve tasks, handle various user tasks for employees and clients, and initiate action chains to complete user tasks, make decisions, and choose optimal scenarios autonomously.
AI agents are solutions designed to solve user tasks through data analysis. They are expected to be in high demand among older users, with the integration being adapted for use by technologically less-savvy users, particularly the elderly. Such advanced helper robots are also expected to become a common household gadget.
The development of IT infrastructure will be crucial for the successful mass integration of AI agents. Significant development is required due to the mass integration of AI agents, which could potentially lead to increased demands on communication networks.
Companies in Russia are taking various approaches to integrate AI agents. Some are developing their own solutions, commissioning exclusive solutions, and integrating third-party developers' boxed solutions for AI agents. The integration of AI agents based on large language models is a main trend in the Russian technological landscape.
While there are no publicly available confirmed reports or credible sources specifying which Russian companies will deploy the first recognized AI agents with universal intelligence and adaptive behavior, known as self-learning androids, within the next two years, expert estimates suggest these advanced AI agents could become a reality soon.
The mass integration of AI agents could revolutionise the way businesses operate in Russia, streamlining processes, reducing human error, and increasing efficiency. However, it also raises questions about job displacement and the ethical implications of AI agents becoming a common part of daily life. These are issues that will need to be addressed as Russia moves towards a future where AI agents are an integral part of its business landscape.
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