A-01 · AILive
AI agents for hours of work
A model in a loop with tools: it plans, acts, checks the result and fixes mistakes on its own.
From $0.14 to $30 per million tokensfrom the open DeepSeek V4-Flash to the flagships, 2026
TRL 8
~RU with caveats✓VN can be brought in
How it works
The agent gets a task in words, opens a terminal, a browser and files, takes a step, looks at what came out and moves on. That is how one instruction turns into hours of programming, data analysis or document review.
Fact. By METR’s measurements, the best models of 2026 succeed half the time on tasks as long as an expert’s working day.
Russia. Western cloud models are unavailable in Russia — GigaChat, YandexGPT and open models on your own server work.
Sources: METR: task horizon · DeepSeek V4 prices
A-02 · AILive
Your own AI on your own server
The open models DeepSeek and Qwen run inside the company: data does not leave.
Server — per taskthe model is free; you pay for hardware and deployment
TRL 9
✓RU can be brought in✓VN can be brought in
How it works
The model weights are downloaded and run on a GPU server in your own server room. The model reads documents, answers employees, sorts through mail and contracts — and sends nothing to someone else’s cloud.
Fact. DeepSeek V4 (24 Apr 2026) — 1.6 trillion parameters and an open MIT license; it trails the flagships by 3–6 months, by DeepSeek’s own estimate.
Russia. A strong option for Russia: data stays inside the country and the company.
Source: DeepSeek V4
A-03 · AIPilots
AI at the computer
The model looks at the screen and presses the buttons itself — like a person at a PC, in any program.
With a model subscriptionplus setup for the company’s processes
TRL 7
~RU with caveats✓VN can be brought in
How it works
The agent receives screenshots, works out where a field, button or menu is, and sends clicks and keystrokes. It already does short tasks in office software reliably; long ones — not yet.
Fact. In the OSWorld 2.0 test, on tasks longer than 300 steps, the best agent succeeds 20.6% of the time.
Source: OSWorld: agents and humans
M-01 · TransportLive
Robotaxi
A car with no driver at the wheel carries paying passengers — in the US, China and the Middle East.
Servicein Russia, Yandex carries passengers in Sirius (near Sochi) and Innopolis (Tatarstan), and in Moscow so far only employees, with a test operator on board; in Vietnam, pilots are underway
TRL 9
·a service, not a product
How it works
Lidars, radars and cameras see the road in 360°, and a neural network drives the car. A remote person can give the car a hint in a tricky situation but does not steer it.
Fact. Waymo — over 500,000 paid rides a week in 10+ US cities; Baidu Apollo Go — 28 cities.
Sources: InsideEVs: Waymo · Baidu Q2 2026 · Tuoi Tre: Hanoi pilot
M-03 · TransportPilots
Air taxis
Electric vertical take-off aircraft: a quiet helicopter for the city.
—paid flights expected in 2026–2027
TRL 7
·a service, not a product
How it works
Many small rotors instead of one big one — quieter, simpler and more reliable. EHang has received all its certificates in China; Joby opened a certified landing site at Dubai airport.
Fact. As of mid-October 2026, neither Joby nor Archer has paying passengers yet.
Source: Aviation Week
S-01 · Science frontiersPilots
Brain–computer interface
An implant reads brain signals and turns them into cursor movement or text.
—medical trials
TRL 6
·a service, not a product
How it works
Electrodes next to neurons pick up their activity, and AI learns which signal means what. A person with paralysis writes messages and controls a computer by thought.
Fact. In March 2026, China approved the first implantable interface for people with spinal cord injuries.
Source: Business Standard, 03.2026
S-02 · Science frontiersLab
Quantum computers
A qubit-based computer solves particular problems beyond the reach of ordinary supercomputers.
—access via manufacturers’ clouds
TRL 5
·a service, not a product
How it works
A qubit holds not 0 or 1 but a combination of them, and computation runs along many paths at once. The main difficulty is errors: qubits are fragile, so they are combined into protected “logical” ones.
Fact. Google Willow ran a verifiable algorithm 13,000 times faster than a supercomputer; IBM promises 200 logical qubits by 2029.
Sources: Google: Quantum Echoes · IBM: roadmap