
The South Korean military is deploying artificial intelligence-supported robotic systems to increase operational efficiency.
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The South Korean army is investing in artificial intelligence and robotic systems within the scope of technological modernization.
According to Yonhap agency, the South Korean Ministry of Defense held a ceremony in the capital Seoul within the scope of the "artificial intelligence transformation base" initiative, which aims to increase the army's capacity to use artificial intelligence technologies.
Within the scope of this application, humanoid and multi-legged robots will be trained by artificial intelligence models for use in the field.
Specially trained robots will be used in activities such as delivering materials to dangerous areas, destroying explosive ammunition and clearing mines.
Thus, it is aimed to increase operational efficiency and reduce the need for military units to serve in dangerous field activities.
In this context, 5 "artificial intelligence transformation bases" will be established across the country.
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5 artificial intelligence transformation bases will be established across the country.
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