Video AI enabled war drones are being employed as advanced weapons in Ukraine.

 

AI enabled war drones the new weapon for Ukraine

Ukraine startups are developing artificial intelligence systems to fly fleets of drones in a race to gain a technological Edge in their battle against the Russian invasion keev hopes AI enabled drones on the front line will combat increasing signal jamming by Russia and enable unmanned aerial vehicles to work in larger groups AI drone development in Ukraine is helping identify targets and fly drones into them navigation and more complex programs including interconnected swarma is one of many Tech firms developing software linking a large number of drones that would be Beyond human capacity to control decisions can be made instantly across the group through AI with a human only stepping into green light automated strikes.

CEO of swarmer Siri kuprienko explains how works, you have drones approaching your position you just hit them all that's the one story and the different story when you hit first and every second every other drone just change its trajectory and attacks you from different sides this is what makes swarming so powerful and so scary at the same time and that's why every single more than Western military Doctrine has swarming as a part of like decade long planning or Strat the software called sticks directs a web of reconnaissance and strike drones in the air and on the ground it's still under development and has only been tried on the battlefield experimentally here's.

 Employee yarrick explaining how it operates the Drone now flies on autopilot mode using our software we assigned it with a mission and it built its own flying route we just told it that it shouldn't fly through certain areas we gave it a no fly zone it now flies along these restricted areas as both sides roll out electronic warfare that disrupts signals between pilots and drones hit rates of non- AI drones are decreasing some of Ukraine's long range drone strikes targeting military facilities and oil refineries hundreds of miles inside Russia are already using swarming methods however there are ethical concerns for the use of weapons that aren't operated by human.

A 2020 European Parliament research paper warned that such systems could commit violations of international humanitarian law and lower the threshold of going to war

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