The Guardian says it is “concerned about a data-driven system that is significantly increasing the number of targets for strikes in the Palestinian territory”: artificial intelligence (AI). The Israeli army has not hidden the intensity of its bombings on the Gaza Strip. At the start of the offensive, the air force chief spoke of incessant, 24-hour airstrikes that hit only military targets. But, he added: “We are not surgical,” continues the British media.

This targeted approach to CEW bombing raises concerns. “There is growing concern over the IDF's targeted approach to a war against Hamas, which the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry says has so far killed more than 15 people in the territory. of concerns,” underlines The Guardian. This is because after the 000-day war in Gaza in May 11, officials said Israel fought its “first war with AI” using machine learning and advanced computing.

The latest war between Israel and Hamas provided an unprecedented opportunity for the IDF to use such tools in a much broader theater of operations and, in particular, to deploy an AI target creation platform called "Revelation of the Christ” (Gospel), which has dramatically accelerated deadly attacks to the point where the technique has been compared to “a bombing factory.”

The IDF's use of AI raises questions about its use in other armies as well. “The Israeli Military Intelligence Unit is facilitated by the AI ​​which has played an important role in the Israeli response to Hamas in southern Israel since October 7,” insists The Guardian and “this use of the AI ​​to bomb s "Comes amid growing concerns about the risks posed to civilians as advanced militaries around the world expand the use of complex and opaque automated systems on the battlefield."

The “revelation of Christ” unit bombs no matter where

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