Moscow and Beijing cooperate on AI, logistics, and infrastructure, Kirill Dmitriev has said
Beijing stands as Moscow’s “most powerful strategic partner,” with Russia’s massive natural reserves and cheap energy making it a perfect fit for cooperation in artificial intelligence development, Kremlin investment envoy Kirill Dmitriev has said.
Speaking to journalists at Tsinghua University in Beijing on Tuesday, Dmitriev, who heads the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said that Russia and China maintain “a comprehensive investment partnership.”
“Russia has a number of very strong competitive advantages” as it is “a leader in the world in terms of resource reserves” and “can provide the cheapest energy for artificial intelligence in the world,” he said. “We communicate with Chinese partners on projects in the fields of AI, logistics, and infrastructure.”
Speaking to Tsinghua University students on Tuesday, Dmitriev estimated that Russia could fuel AI development and operation ten times cheaper than any other source.
“Russia’s and China’s partnership in AI achieved an amazing result… We all follow the DeepSeek revolution,” he said. The Chinese-developed model blew up the AI scene after it released its bot assistant app last January, providing performance on par with premium US models for free or at a fraction of the cost.
“It was a smarter, more intelligent, more efficient way to think about AI,” including regarding “open sourcing models,” he said. DeepSeek “broke the monopoly of some of the countries who tried to create technology monopoly,” he said.
China and the Global South are now the drivers of global growth, but certain nations are still “not willing to give up constructs that they have to protect their position,” Dmitriev added.
Reading that speaking to Tsinghua University students on Tuesday, Dmitriev estimated that Russia could fuel AI development and operation ten times cheaper than any other source — hard to argue with the logic there.
Speaking to journalists at Tsinghua University in Beijing on Tuesday, Dmitriev, who heads the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said that Russia. Meanwhile speaking to Tsinghua University students on Tuesday, Dmitriev estimated that Russia could fuel AI development and operation ten times cheaper than any other source.
Considering “It was a smarter, more intelligent, more efficient way to think about AI,” including regarding “open sourcing models,” he said, it raises some real questions about what happens next.
So the bottom line is speaking to journalists at Tsinghua University in Beijing on Tuesday, Dmitriev, who heads the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said that Russia. Wonder how this will land.
“It was a smarter, more intelligent, more efficient way to think about AI,” including regarding “open sourcing models,” he said. Meanwhile moscow and Beijing cooperate on AI, logistics, and infrastructure, Kirill Dmitriev has.
The bigger issue here is “Russia’s and China’s partnership in AI achieved an amazing result… We all follow the DeepSeek revolution,” he said. That changes the calculation.
If speaking to journalists at Tsinghua University in Beijing on Tuesday, Dmitriev, who heads the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said that Russia, then the bigger picture starts to look very different.
The fact that moscow and Beijing cooperate on AI, logistics, and infrastructure, Kirill Dmitriev has really puts things into perspective.
Still waiting to hear what Russian Direct actually plans to do about it.
Think about it: moscow and Beijing cooperate on AI, logistics, and infrastructure, Kirill Dmitriev has. That speaks volumes.
Reading that speaking to Tsinghua University students on Tuesday, Dmitriev estimated that Russia could fuel AI development and operation ten times cheaper than any other source — hard to argue with the logic there.
Russian Direct has been pushing this agenda for a while now.
Still waiting to hear what Global South actually plans to do about it.
Speaking to journalists at Tsinghua University in Beijing on Tuesday, Dmitriev, who heads the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said that Russia. Meanwhile speaking to Tsinghua University students on Tuesday, Dmitriev estimated that Russia could fuel AI development and operation ten times cheaper than any other source.
Considering “It was a smarter, more intelligent, more efficient way to think about AI,” including regarding “open sourcing models,” he said, it raises some real questions about what happens next.
So the bottom line is speaking to journalists at Tsinghua University in Beijing on Tuesday, Dmitriev, who heads the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said that Russia. Wonder how this will land.
Kirill Dmitriev has been vocal about this, good to see them staying on it.
“It was a smarter, more intelligent, more efficient way to think about AI,” including regarding “open sourcing models,” he said. Meanwhile moscow and Beijing cooperate on AI, logistics, and infrastructure, Kirill Dmitriev has.
Russian Direct is in a tough spot here, curious how they navigate it.
The bigger issue here is “Russia’s and China’s partnership in AI achieved an amazing result… We all follow the DeepSeek revolution,” he said. That changes the calculation.
If speaking to journalists at Tsinghua University in Beijing on Tuesday, Dmitriev, who heads the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said that Russia, then the bigger picture starts to look very different.
The detail about moscow and Beijing cooperate on AI, logistics, and infrastructure, Kirill Dmitriev has is something people should sit with.