Moscow could design an F-22 rival using an AI model from Russia's JPMorgan Chase — Sberbank GigaChat used its LLM for a 'generative design of a new aircraft'

Russia's United Aircraft Corporation replaced Western design software across 4,000 computers with domestic tools following foreign supplier withdrawals. The company is also testing Sberbank's GigaChat model to evaluate preliminary aircraft configurations. Aerospace programs now rely on local software to run system calculations and manage development under foreign technology restrictions.

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