Greece is injecting an artificial intelligence (AI) “brain” into its Achilles’ Shield air defense system, aiming to automate threat detection and interceptor selection against modern aerial threats.
The Israeli-built AI platform will connect directly to the air defense system’s core components, including its anti-ballistic missile defenses, counter-drone capabilities, and anti-aircraft batteries.
Once online, it can instantly identify whether a threat is a projectile, drone, aircraft, or missile and choose the most effective interceptor without waiting for human approval.
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