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macroJul 5, 2026, 1:03 PM

Russia Designates Digital Ministry as Sole AI Regulator

The Russian Ministry of Digital Development will become the single regulator for artificial intelligence under a draft government decree, taking over policy formation, technology coordination, and mandatory requirements for AI systems.

The Russian Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media (Mintsifry) is set to become the sole federal regulator for artificial intelligence, according to a draft government decree. The document proposes amendments to the ministry's 2008 regulations to grant it new powers.

Currently, Russia lacks a unified body overseeing AI regulation. The draft law assigns Mintsifry responsibilities for forming state policy, coordinating technology adoption, and developing mandatory requirements for AI systems.

The move aims to centralize AI governance amid growing global attention to the technology's risks and opportunities.

Source: ForkLog