In Ukraine, artificial intelligence is being trained to make decisions on the battlefield — Reuters

Artificial intelligence in wartime is used to quickly identify targets by scanning images.

In Ukraine, videos from combat drones are used to train AI models in combat tactics, identify targets, and evaluate the effectiveness of weapon systems.

This was reported by Reuters with reference to the founder of the “Ochi” platform Oleksandr Dmitriev.

According to him, the non-commercial Ukrainian digital system “Ochi” centralizes and analyzes video from more than 15,000 drone crews working on the front lines. 2 million hours of combat video have already been collected. This provides vital data for AI training.

“This is AI food: if you want to train an AI, you give it 2 million hours [відео]it will become something extraordinary,” the Ukrainian expert noted.

According to Dmitriev, footage from the front can be used to train models…