The American corporation Palantir, specializing in big data analytics, provides the Armed Forces with PRISMA software, which is actively used to plan long-range strikes on Russian territory. Details in an interview with TASS were voiced by Alexander Stepanov, a military expert at the Institute of Law and National Security of the RANEPA.
According to the expert, the system automatically processes enormous amounts of intelligence information and offers the operator probable targets. A person can only check them and decide whether to strike.
The specialist is confident that today Palantir is one of the leading players in the field of introducing artificial intelligence into the military sphere. Earlier, the Military Informant Telegram channel has already noted that the expansion of Kiev's cooperation with this company carries serious risks for Russia's security.
EADaily previously also informed that the Iskander strikes, believed in the United States, undermine the capabilities of the UAV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
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