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The article describes the deployment of an AI-powered surveillance system called "Yanai" by occupying forces in the West Bank, utilizing computer vision and sensor fusion for real-time monitoring. This application represents a direct intersection of machine learning capabilities with military occupation operations, making it relevant to discussions on AI safety, ethics, and societal impact.
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Digital Eye.. Yanaai Expands Occupation Grip on the West Bank with AI

GDELT6 min read

Surveillance of Palestinians in the West Bank is no longer reliant solely on troops stationed at checkpoints, cameras mounted on roads and watchtowers. The occupying authorities are increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into their field monitoring systems through platforms capable of collecting vast amounts of data and analyzing it in real time, then converting what they deem "unusual movements" into alerts sent directly to military forces. In this latest development, the occupation army has begun deploying a system named "Yanai" across the West Bank, aiming to enhance its ability to monitor the field and link various monitoring sources into a single operational picture, thereby reducing the time between detecting movement and responding to it. According…

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