In modern battlefields, Artificial Intelligence is increasingly common. In the Russia-Ukraine war, it is used in geospatial intelligence, where AI is employed to trace and analyze open-source information and define enemy installations, and to coordinate drone attacks. Nonetheless, during this high-tech war, even the final targeting decisions have been consciously made to remain under human control. In the Middle East, they are also using advanced algorithms; US tech giants are supplying cloud and AI services to the Israeli military, and Palantir has a strategic partner to offer AI systems to target. These achievements demonstrate that AI excels at quick analysis and enhanced detection, but they also reveal profound threats. Humanity cannot be left to an algorithm; that is what the UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, warned about.
Google, Amazon, and Palantir, large technology companies, are supplying Israel with cloud computi
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