American artificial intelligence, a tool to kill Palestinians.
According to Politico, a few hours after the start of the Al-Aqsa storm operation by Hamas, a company that manufactures smart drones in California’s Silicon Valley called Skydio (Skydio) started receiving numerous emails from the Israeli army to send combat and reconnaissance equipment.
According to Mark Valentine, the executive director of Skydo, the Israelis ordered a large number of short-range reconnaissance drones for their military operations, and so far 100 of these reconnaissance aircraft have been sent to the occupied territories, and many more are on the way.
According to this report, the interesting thing is that Skydo is not the only American company that has received such orders.
According to a DefenseScope report, Israel is using a new arsenal of weapons against the Palestinians in its latest war, and adding all these weapons to the bombs being dropped on civilians in the Gaza Strip.
Israel’s insatiable appetite for new weapons seems to reflect more than just the war in Ukraine. Military sources say that Israel has targeted more than 11,000 residential houses in the Gaza Strip using artificial intelligence.
In the recent artificial intelligence conference with the presence of large companies and different governments of the world, there were many warnings about the use of this intelligence against humanity, and the publication of this news in the world media has put pressure on the American government to sell these weapons to Israel.
Israeli and American officials claim that smart drones are only used to monitor and identify military bases in the Gaza Strip, but the evidence shows otherwise. In other reports, it is said that the Ukrainian army has used these artificial intelligence systems in the war.
In sending new weapons to Israel, the Americans and the mentioned companies gave the justification that these drones were not armed and were only used for reconnaissance. Many of these Israeli army contracting companies told Politico that these drones are designed to be customized for customers, and usually customers buy them armed.
Shield AI co-founder Brandon Tseng confirmed that users will be able to customize the Nova 2 drones, which the Israeli military uses to search for snipers and civilians in buildings targeted by Hamas fighters.
Matt Mahmoudi, author of Amnesty International’s May report documenting Israel’s use of facial recognition systems in the Palestinian territories, told Politico that historically, U.S. technology companies that contract with Israeli regime defense officials have had little control over how their products are used. by the Zionist regime.
In this report, the Israeli army uses its artificial intelligence software on hardware imported from other countries to closely monitor the movement of Palestinians.
In response to questions about whether the U.S. government is able to closely monitor high-tech defense platforms sent by smaller companies to Israel or Ukraine, a State Department spokesman said he was prohibited from commenting publicly or confirming details of the deals.