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This NATO-Backed Drone AI Picked Its Own Target and Struck It, but Relied on a Human-Drawn Map to Do So

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Humans assigned the drone with its mission, but no one has explained whether it can be stopped if its links are jammed.

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At a US military airport, experts are tinkering with a high-tech reconnaissance of the NATO borders. It's about the networking of drones, ground sensors and radars. What are the goals in detail?

·Berlin, Germany
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At a US military airport in Wiesbaden, experts are working on a high-tech reconnaissance of the NATO borders. It is about the networking of drones, ground sensors and radars. What are the goals in detail?

At a US military airport, experts are tinkering with a high-tech reconnaissance of the NATO borders. It's about the networking of drones, ground sensors and radars. What are the goals in detail?

·Leipzig, Germany
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Zeit Online broke the news in Germany on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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