NATO's drone-predicting AI gives Ukrainian commanders a glimpse into Russia's next moves on the front line
Source: Business Insider ·
Dubbed Initiative 13 or Model 13, it covers areas up to 31 miles behind the line of contact and shows where and how Russia will likely strike next.
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Ukrainian troops use computers, phones, and tablets to see Delta's battlefield management system.Diego Herrera Carcedo/Anadolu via Getty ImagesNATO has provided new details about its AI model for predicting Russian drone strikes on the front lines.Called Initiative 13 or Model 13, it works for about 31 miles behind the line of contact.The AI gives commanders a map showing the next day's expected Russian drone activity.A new NATO artificial intelligence model gives Ukraine's forces a frontline map of where Russian drone activity is expected the next day, per the alliance's innovation center.The system, called Initiative 13 or Model 13, "turns an array of disparate data into a clear map of expected activity" for commanders to plan their next day of operations, a spokesperson for NATO's Joint Analysis, Training, and Education Center, or JATEC, told Business Insider.Business Insider reported on Ukraine's announcement of the program earlier this month, but JATEC is now providing new…