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From drones that track targets to software that helps plan attacks, Ukraine is using AI to gain an edge against Russia and developing technology that could shape future wars.
\n\nKYIV, Ukraine — It looked like a harmless truck. At least, that was the judgment of a Ukrainian reconnaissance drone pilot in 2023 as the target came into view. But an experienced commander watching the feed pointed out the telltale antenna of a Russian signal jammer. Watching the incident unfold gave another soldier an idea: AI could help spot battlefield details humans miss.
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