
Specialists from the Russian Ministry of Defense have created a unified data recognition classifier for training military AI and a service for drone developers to access objective control data.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense has created a service for drone developers to access objective control data.
MOSCOW, October 12 - RIA Novosti. Specialists of the Russian Ministry of Defense have created a unified data recognition classifier for training military AI, allowing developers to work effectively with the database, the department’s press service reported.
The Ministry of Defense on Monday announced the creation of a service that provides developers of unmanned systems access to data from objective monitoring of the combat use of drones for the purpose of training military neural networks.
“Also, specialists of the Russian Ministry of Defense have created a single unified data recognition classifier for machine learning of artificial intelligence systems, which allows developers to work with the database efficiently, structuredly and according to a single plan,” the message says.

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