>There's an urban legend about AI and tanks whose punchline was that: on the battlefield all tanks looked Soviet, because the images of Soviet tanks in the trai

>There's an urban legend about AI and tanks whose punchline was that: on the battlefield all tanks looked Soviet, because the images of Soviet tanks in the training set were the blurry ones taken from the air. to that I raise you the story of the Soviet mine carrying dogs who were trained to destroy tanks. As it happened they were trained using Soviet tanks. And Soviet tanks used diesel. German tanks were gasoline-powered... >I don't know if anyone outside the actual developers (and given jamming perhaps not even them) really knows how accurate such onboard AI is right now. The battlefield is constantly watched by a multitude of drones, including ones far and high, outside of jamming range, and with good optics. So, all the info is there, though not in the open naturally. It is reported by various sources that despite the jamming (Russia even installs the jamming right onto the tanks) and everything, 70% of armor is killed with drones currently. Though Eric Schmidt making such drones for Ukraine would know better :)