"Israel deploys next generation weapons in Gaza Strip, including artificial intelligence-based weapons systems"(video)

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Israel deployed inGaza Strip A full scope of fresh generation weaponsin an ongoing conflict with Hamas and another Palestinian militant groups in the region, including fresh weapons systems based on artificial intelligence (AI).

Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) have developed a wide scope of robotic and autonomous weapons, any of which may have already been utilized against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip to support the ongoing conflict in Tel Aviv. (Related: A sophisticated network of Hamas tunnels poses a major challenge for Israel.)

Some of IDF's most celebrated robotic weapons include Harop, circulating ammunition, or "suicide drone", which has already been utilized to carry out attacks in Gaza. This drone can carry a 35-pound explosive to hit a mark 620 miles distant and uses robotic systems to support its controlling operator, including the designation of a "holding area" for Haropa, allowing it to automatically fly around over a circumstantial area to wait for targets.

Along the full built-up border between Israel and the Gaza Strip, Israeli troops equipped their border with radars and sensors for underground and underwater motion detection.

Israel besides develops—and possibly already uses—artificial intelligence weapons

Perhaps 1 of Israel's most terrifying weapons systems is those specially deployed for surveillance and harassment of Palestinians on the occupied West Bank.

Like weapons deployed in the Gaza Strip, these systems aim to limit the privacy and freedom of Palestinians. These include robotic vehicles equipped with cameras assisted by artificial intelligence and device guns patrolling the West Bank. These systems usage state-of-the-art surveillance technology, including facial designation and biometric data collection systems on Palestinians.

In the Al-Aroub exile camp on the confederate West Bank, Israel's defence Forces installed turrets powered by artificial intelligence, capable of firing little deadly missiles with sponge tips, teardrop gas and bang grenades. These turrets are powered by artificial intelligence systems created by an Israeli military technology company Smart Shooter and are able to automatically identify, track and track targets that Israel considers hostile.

The company claims that an autonomous fire control strategy serving turrets, called SMASH, "has importantly increased the accuracy, mortality and situational awareness of tiny arms". It will besides minimize Israeli losses by distancing soldiers from Palestinians targeted by SMASH.

Smart Shooter added that SMASH continues to require the soldier to act and shoot for designated targets, even if aiming is full taken over by robotics, leaving the final decision on "reasoned targets" in the hands of IDF soldiers.

Israel's Defence Forces (IDFs) proceed to make another artificial intelligence-assisted weapons, including Rex MKII, an autonomous, wheeled combat robot that can act as a transport or reconnaissance vehicle and weapons platform. It is equipped with on-board artificial intelligence technology that uses a "loop sensor-to-shooter" that performs man in setting targets.

RoBattle, another circular, robotic and semi-autonomic weapon, was implemented by the IDF in Gaza. Like turrets and Rex, RoBattle allows the IDF to execute autonomous tasks specified as ambushes, convoy and force protection, combat intelligence, surveillance, mark tracking, reconnaissance and advanced assault operations.

Learn more about weapons utilized in Israel's ongoing conflict with Palestinians in the region Gases on WeaponsTechnology.news.

Watch this clip from "Reality Rants" on Red Voice MediaIn which host Jason Bermas discusses Israel's introduction of artificial intelligence robots into Gaza.

This movie comes from channel Red Voice Media on Brighteon.com.