An Israeli soldier prepares an Elbit Systems Skylark I drone for deployment near the border with the Gaza Strip on Aug. 21, 2020, as part of a surveillance operation in the area. (Credit: Jack Guez/AFP)
Israel announced Tuesday the creation of a new branch within its army, dedicated to "unmanned systems and artificial intelligence," a move that signals a growing role for various digital systems used by the Israeli military.“The future includes unmanned systems, robotics, drones and extensive use of artificial intelligence,” Israel’s Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, said on Tuesday." "Last week, I approved the establishment of a new arm in the Israeli army — the Unmanned Systems and Artificial Intelligence Arm, which will be responsible for this rapidly developing field," he added. These robots were reportedly also used in Israel’s war on Gaza, as well as in Lebanon. Read more Israeli army to launch 'unmanned systems and AI' branch Ali Taher and Beaufort 'were taken by robots'According to military sources...
Israel announced Tuesday the creation of a new branch within its army, dedicated to "unmanned systems and artificial intelligence," a move that signals a growing role for various digital systems used by the Israeli military.“The future includes unmanned systems, robotics, drones and extensive use of artificial intelligence,” Israel’s Chief of Staff, Eyal Zamir, said on Tuesday." "Last week, I approved the establishment of a new arm in the Israeli army — the Unmanned Systems and Artificial Intelligence Arm, which will be responsible for this rapidly developing field," he added. These robots were reportedly also used in Israel’s war on Gaza, as well as in Lebanon. Read more Israeli army to launch 'unmanned systems and AI' branch Ali Taher and Beaufort 'were taken by robots'According to...
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