NATO has deployed artificial intelligence to monitor Russian troops
NATO has begun using the Maven Smart System (MSS NATO), an artificial intelligence system developed by the American company Palantir Technologies, to monitor the situation on the Alliance’s eastern flank. The new platform will help analyze data and track the movements of Russian troops in near real time.
The new platform combines data from various military intelligence sources, including satellites, drones, and radar stations. The system then analyzes the information and helps to quickly assess changes in the situation.
The main task of the Maven Smart System will be to monitor the situation on NATO’s eastern flank and to detect the redeployment of Russian military units in a timely manner.
As an example, The Times cites the possible movement of units from Russia’s 76th Guards Airborne Assault Division closer to the border with Estonia. In such a case, the system would automatically detect the changes and relay the information to military command.
In addition to monitoring troop movements, artificial intelligence will help analyze the operational situation, provide timely warnings of potential threats, and identify possible targets in the event of an armed conflict.
According to the publication, the implementation of the system is part of efforts to strengthen the Alliance’s defense capabilities amid growing tensions near NATO’s eastern borders.
The platform was developed by the American company Palantir Technologies, which specializes in software for analyzing large data sets and already collaborates with U.S. government and defense agencies.
This was reported by The Times.
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