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Israel's AI targeting system: data from a phone become a death sentence

Israel's military uses an AI-powered targeting system that fuses data from smartphones, drones, cameras, and more to track and kill Hezbollah members. The case of Ahmad Turmus illustrates how the system works and raises concerns about false positives and lack of context.

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Israel's AI targeting system: data from a phone become a death sentence
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  • Israel uses an AI system combining phone data, drones, cameras, and other sources to track Hezbollah members in real time
  • Ahmad Turmus, a Hezbollah liaison, was tracked and killed after being flagged by the system
  • The AI creates threat profiles by analyzing patterns and deviations from routine
  • Experts warn the system may produce false positives and lacks human contextual judgment

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