
The Russian Ministry of Defense has established a new system through which UAV developers can access battlefield video recordings.
The Russian Ministry of Defense has created a new system where UAV developers can access battlefield video recordings and this data will be used in artificial intelligence training.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense has launched a new system to develop artificial intelligence and UAV technologies.
In the statement made by the Ministry, it was stated that thanks to the new system, UAV developers can access video recordings of the operation results of FPV type drones and helicopter and aircraft type UAVs used in the battlefield.
It was reported that the images in question were used to train artificial intelligence models for military purposes.
In his statement regarding the project, Russian Deputy Minister of Defense Dmitriy Shcherbinin said, "Currently, more than 40 organizations that are interested in the training of artificial intelligence models are connected to the system. These organizations are also working to integrate these models into their own unmanned systems for combat purposes."
DATA CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM HAS BEEN DEVELOPED
In the statement, it was noted that the Ministry's experts developed a common and standardized data classification system to be used in the machine learning processes of artificial intelligence systems, so that developers can work in accordance with the standards set on a common database.
It was stated that the data obtained from the developers' work was uploaded back into the system, and after these data were checked for integrity and compliance with classification standards, they were used to develop and train the Ministry's own artificial intelligence models.
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