As Russia’s economy slowly comes under more pressure as the military Keynesianism effects that have been boosting growth start to wear off, Russia’s leading firms are casting around for ways to enhance productivity. Many are increasingly turning to automation and artificial intelligence (AI) solutions. However, concerns about unemployment. the lack of access to high-tech thanks to sanctions and the growing difficulties with imports are creating headaches that are holding development back. The Kremlin has always been nervous about automation and robots, as part of Russian President Vladimir Put…