Moscow could design an F-22 rival using an AI model from Russia's JPMorgan Chase — Sberbank GigaChat used its…
- Russia is testing Sberbank's AI model for future aircraft development
- GigaChat could help engineers explore aircraft configurations during preliminary design
- Moscow is turning to domestic software after Western suppliers withdrew
Russia's United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) is reportedly experimenting with Sberbank's GigaChat AI model to assist engineers developing future military and civilian aircraft.
The initiative could eventually support work on advanced fighter jets, although UAC has not identified any project intended to challenge America's F-22.
With its aerospace industry facing Western technology restrictions, Moscow is increasingly relying on domestically developed software for aircraft engineering and development.
Sberbank's GigaChat enters aircraft development
This project remains in its experimental phase, with UAC yet to announce a development timetable or identify the aircraft involved in the initiative.
The initiative employs GigaChat, a large language model developed by Russia's largest bank, to explore possible configurations before detailed engineering begins.
Engineers could eventually apply the technology...
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