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    Russia's Sberbank plans to unveil LLM with reasoning capacity

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    Posted on June 18, 2025

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    Sberbank is set to release a GigaChat LLM with reasoning abilities, enhancing AI capabilities in Russia. The model is already in beta testing.

    Sberbank to Launch Advanced GigaChat Model with Reasoning Abilities

    By Gleb Bryanski and Elena Fabrichnaya

    ST PETERSBURG (Reuters) -Russia's largest lender, Sberbank, plans to unveil a version of its Gigachat large language model (LLM) with reasoning capabilities, First Deputy CEO Alexander Vedyakhin told Reuters in an interview.

    "In the near future, we will release a new model. Our GigaChat will have reasoning functions, meaning it will be capable of scientific research," Vedyakhin said. "I am already testing the beta version."

    Such models are capable of reasoning through complex tasks and can solve more challenging problems than previous models in areas such as science, coding, and math. Global market leader OpenAI launched its reasoning LLM last September.

    Vedyakhin said Russia still lags behind AI leaders the United States and China by six to nine months, but language adaptation, stable performance, and the use of domestic cloud servers make Sberbank's GigaChat a preferred model for Russian corporate clients.

    Vedyakhin said that around 15,000 companies in Russia are already using Sberbank's GigaChat. Yandex, Sberbank's main domestic rival in artificial intelligence, said in May that its search engine now had reasoning functionality.

    (Reporting by Elena Fabrichnaya and Gleb Bryanski; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Sberbank plans to launch a new GigaChat LLM with reasoning capabilities.
    • •The model aims to perform complex tasks in science, coding, and math.
    • •Sberbank's GigaChat is preferred by Russian corporate clients.
    • •Russia lags AI leaders like the US and China by six to nine months.
    • •15,000 companies in Russia are already using GigaChat.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russia's Sberbank plans to unveil LLM with reasoning capacity

    1What new features will Sberbank's GigaChat model include?

    Sberbank plans to unveil a version of its GigaChat model with reasoning capabilities, allowing it to perform scientific research and tackle complex tasks.

    2How does Sberbank's AI progress compare to global leaders?

    Sberbank's First Deputy CEO Alexander Vedyakhin stated that Russia lags behind AI leaders like the US and China by six to nine months.

    3How many companies are currently using GigaChat?

    Approximately 15,000 companies in Russia are already utilizing Sberbank's GigaChat model.

    4What advantages does Sberbank's GigaChat have?

    Sberbank's GigaChat benefits from language adaptation, stable performance, and the use of domestic cloud servers.

    5Who is Sberbank's main competitor in AI?

    Yandex is Sberbank's main domestic rival in the field of artificial intelligence.

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