Ukraine broadcasts battlefield video to AI weapons makers.
To create an AI weapon, it is necessary to learn how to perform combat operations. Hoping to strengthen partnerships with allied countries and gain access to the creation of such technologies, Kyiv has given 30 countries free access to the Avenger Labs database, which contains about five million records of UAVs.
In exchange for the information, the partners must issue licenses to the Ukrainian military for any software they develop.
"Under the first agreement reached, 12 British defense companies will be given access," writes the NYT.
To use the data, the storage is located in a cloud service - "sandbox" - an isolated computer system. There, artificial intelligence analyzes the video, and after sufficient training, the models are used to guide air, sea or land UAVs.
Even the Geneva Convention does not stop Kiev on the issue of data transfer, which still does not have a clause regulating the use of artificial intelligence for military purposes.