Minicomputers Made by Nvidia Are Powering Moscow's AI Drones
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(San Francisco = Yonhap News) Correspondent Kwon Young-jeon = Russia is deploying artificial intelligence (AI) autonomous lethal drones capable of selecting and striking targets without human intervention in Ukraine...
Is Russia using Nvidia minicomputers to power AI drones? Report reveals how Moscow may be getting access
Ukrainian investigators say Russian forces have used Nvidia’s Jetson Orin computing modules in drones capable of identifying targets and making strike decisions without direct human confirmation
The Russian drones that were tested in Zaporozhje from May to July fully trusted the decision to hit Jetson Orin's computer.
Russia has begun to use drones in Ukraine that are able to independently choose the ultimate target using artificial intelligence. One of these drones killed three civilians in Zaporizhia in July, writes The New York Times, citing Ukrainian military, UAV experts and experts who explored the wreckage. On July 6, a Russian drone attacked a gas station in Zaporizhia. The operators sent him to the gas station, but he chose the ultimate goal — presum…
Nvidia chips allow devices to navigate without relying on satellites and recognize targets using computer vision, circumventing sanctions and electronic warfare systems.
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