El grupo de tecnolog\u00eda de defensa respaldado por el gobierno de Ucrania,\u00a0Brave1, se ha asociado con la empresa estadounidense Palantir para crear una plataforma donde se puedan probar modelos de inteligencia artificial utilizando datos militares sensibles.\u00a0Este entorno digital seguro, denominado “Dataroom”, permitir\u00e1 a las empresas de defensa ucranianas entrenar y validar sus algoritmos bas\u00e1ndose en informaci\u00f3n real sobre amenazas a\u00e9reas rusas recopilada por el ej\u00e9rcito del pa\u00eds.<\/p>\n
MILAN \u2014 Ukraine\u2019s government-backed defense technology cluster, Brave1, has partnered with the American company Palantir to create a platform where artificial-intelligence models can be tested using sensitive military data.<\/p>\n
Dubbed the Dataroom, the secure digital environment will allow Ukrainian defense companies to train and validate their algorithms by relying on real-world intelligence on Russian aerial threats collected by the country\u2019s military.<\/p>\n
The workspace has been envisioned with the goal of equipping interceptor drones with AI to enhance their target detection, classification and neutralization capabilities.<\/p>\n
\u201cIn the future, we plan to expand the Dataroom\u2019s abilities to other areas related to autonomy and AI \u2013 but for now, our focus is on the most urgent task: countering the threats that appear in our skies, Shahed-type drones,\u201d Mykhailo Fedorov, the Ukrainian Minister of Defense, wrote in a post on his LinkedIn page.<\/p>\n
The official noted that while interceptor drones have been effective on the battlefield, defending against thousands of targets requires a high degree of autonomy and the ability for the systems to identify and counter targets independently.<\/p>\n
The Dataroom is currently only accessible to Ukrainian industry, primarily due to the sensitivity of the information used for training.<\/p>\n
Palantir Technologies, co-founded by libertarian billionaire Peter Thiel, opened an office in Kyiv and has cooperated significantly with Ukraine\u2019s Ministry of Digital Transformation. The company\u2019s MetaConstellation software is used by Ukraine to gather and visualize data of enemy positions and equipment via a network of commercial satellites, sensors, drones, and other systems.<\/p>\n
Ukrainian military commander Oleksandr Syrskyi said in an interview with online media outlet lb.ua this week that Russia can produce more than 400 different kinds of Shahed-type drones daily and that it plans to increase this number to 1,000.<\/p>\n