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AI is being thrown too liberally by the media. > In recent years, the target division has helped the IDF build a database of what sources said was between 30,0
by csomar 3y ago
AI is being thrown too liberally by the media.
> In recent years, the target division has helped the IDF build a database of what sources said was between 30,000 and 40,000 suspected militants. Systems such as the Gospel, they said, had played a critical role in building lists of individuals authorised to be assassinated.
This seems to be an image matching program. Though, given the IDF recent performance, one has to wonder how accurate and effective that would be.
This is much different (if that's the full scope) than the US signature strike drones; which uses movement patterns to determine if the target is a terrorist.
- g-b-r 3y agoNot sure why you'd say that, from the article it seems that it's used to infer who is likely to be an hamas (low-rank) member and where he lives. And probably also to come up with targets considered appropriate for other reasons. We can just hope that it wasn't trained to recognize "buildings more likely to host an hamas member" out of the buildings' appearances...