[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"The Parliament has supported the resignation of Oleksiy Reznikov from the post of Defense Minister.

327 MPs voted in favor."

"Parliament voted for Rustem Umyerov for the position of Minister of Defense of Ukraine!

✅ 338 — FOR!"


"Good news.

Russia admitted that in December 2022, the Ukrainian Tu-141 "Stryzh" UAV damaged THREE Russian Tu-22M3 long-range supersonic bombers and an Kh-32 air-launched cruise missile that were located at the Diaghilev airfield in Ryazan."



NO MEDIA
"GUR is not 100% sure that Prigozhin died in a plane crash, but confirms the information about the death of his aide "Wagner" Utkin , — Yusov"

AND

"Anthony Blinken said today in Kyiv that the US sees good progress in the counteroffensive of Ukrainian units."


VIDEO:
"A rather rare Ukrainian MT-LB, equipped with the BM-7 "Parus " combat module (as on the BTR-4)

The module includes a 30-mm ZTM-1 cannon, a 7.62-mm twin KT-7.62 or PKT machine gun, a 30-mm KBA-117 or AG-17 grenade launcher and two 130-mm Barrier ATGMs (on this model is not installed).

The module also has a "Trek-M" fire control system, a "Panorama-2P" sight and six 81-mm Tucha smoke grenade launchers. The tower does not take up space in the combat compartment, which reduces the level of gassing during firing."

[WonderMomma]

◼OK, I would like to say officially... this AI shit is legitimately scary. The small personal drones being used as weapons by dropping grenades or kamikaze was also a scary thought. This is way more scary to me.

"The Ukrainian company devDroid has developed a module with remote control based on artificial intelligence.

The TGP combat module is placed in a trench, the AI detects movement and manpower, then raises the weapon from the trench and signals the operator to give permission to engage the target and open fire.

The module is controlled by artificial intelligence, which independently aims and calculates ballistics."

◼"In the video, you can see 15 impact reusable Punisher drones"

[WonderMomma]

Today is the Day of Military Intelligence of Ukraine.

#govtroll

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

◼OK, I would like to say officially... this AI shit is legitimately scary. The small personal drones being used as weapons by dropping grenades or kamikaze was also a scary thought. This is way more scary to me.

"The Ukrainian company devDroid has developed a module with remote control based on artificial intelligence.

The TGP combat module is placed in a trench, the AI detects movement and manpower, then raises the weapon from the trench and signals the operator to give permission to engage the target and open fire.

The module is controlled by artificial intelligence, which independently aims and calculates ballistics."

Ah, the rise of the sentinel drones.

[iARTEMx]

Actually is easy to program with Python. Nice found, btw. I like how Uktainians getting "deeper and deeper and deeper"* inside that tech.
Budanov's words (Deeper, deeper and deeper in russia, while attacking with drones).

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by iARTEMx ↗

Actually is easy to program with Python. Nice found, btw. I like how Uktainians getting "deeper and deeper and deeper"* inside that tech.
Budanov's words (Deeper, deeper and deeper in russia, while attacking with drones).

Yeah,
Programming AI is quite easy, and you dont even need python nowdays. You can use services like Azure Auto ML, or something equivalent from google, AWS.
AI is getting crazy cool and i can't wait to see where it all ends. The company i work for is developing an AI to replace complex jobs in car manufactoring that took decades to master. AI is still in its infancy, and its already better than a human in every field( as long as the AI is specifically trained for that field ).

Fully AI piloted drones are not far off. AI driven hacking might be even worse. Combine AI hacking with AI generated deep fakes and you can create crazy dangerous situations. For example, what would happen if Putin saw a news broadcast, where Biden authorized a pre-emptive nuclear attack on Russia.
He would call Biden to confirm and end up talking to an AI using Biden's voice, telling him to go fuck himself and die in the nuclear war.
He would then ask his generals if the attack was real and they would say yes, all radars show an incoming attack. They would have no idea that an AI had taken over their systems.

Once an AI reaches human level intelligence, it will become very difficult to tell whats real and what isnt.
You could have entire video conferences with world leaders that dont really exist.

[WonderMomma]

Yeah, I hope I'm gone by the time all that happens.

That sounds scary to me.

[Roosta]

Saw this kind of stuff in the "Terminator" series of movies & I believe that the AI was called "Skynet" & now here we are, scary shit indeed as it would just keep replicating itself as once it's active in the worldwide computer systems, it will be very hard, impossible even to unplug or wipe the systems of programs that directly feed the AI network & will eventually start to dictate how we should live our lives as we are already so dependent on computer systems that it isn't funny.

See where we are in 5 years' time I guess as there's certainly no going back from the current AI & I wonder if we will retain any freedoms considering we rely on the net for so much stuff that our whole lives are online through social media & other intelligence systems that gather our information through cookies, viruses, user agreements, spamming, online shopping ect ect ect, It's actually quite concerning the amount of stuff the net knows about us & now with robots & automated systems coming into play kind of makes it a robot judge, jury & executioner & starting to take humans out of the equation, that we should be worried about, as in a way it's making the world more militarized through pigeon holing & the like.
Just thoughts, but valid ones IMO.

[WonderMomma]

"There are three Turkish "Bayraktar TB2" strike UAVs at the airport in Sever, Mali, which the Ministry of Defense of this African country bought from the Turkish company "Baykar". The first machines were handed over in December 2022.

At the same airport, the base of the "Wagner" PMC was located, but now all management has been transferred to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation."



"Soldiers of the "Steel Border" brigade raised the Ukrainian flag in the settlements of Stroivka and Topoli.

They are located on the border with the Russian Federation in the "gray zone". After the de-occupation of the Kharkiv region, Ukrainian units could not enter this territory due to the large number of mines left by the occupiers, but now the border guards managed to pave a safe way and the Ukrainian flag is already growing in the villages."

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"A Russian military pilot who defected to Ukraine has received a $500,000 reward for a Mi-8 helicopter. He is under tight security by the Ukrainian intelligence services GUR and SBU, as he faces an assassination threat from Putin."
Attachment 1205721

The source that posted the above had subscribers concerned about showing the pilots face. This is his response to that.

"Friends, his face can be seen in a public interview with representatives of the GUR

So this is no longer a secret. Do not worry".

Attachment 1205722

"The same former Rashist Mi-8AMTSh, but now Ukrainian!"




"The US will provide Ukraine with 190 MRAP mine-resistant wheeled armored vehicles , the US ambassador to Ukraine said."



VIDEO:
"Base!

Happy holidays, from Zmiiny Island!"

#snakeisland