U.S. Central Command has changed parts of its AI-assisted lethal targeting process after a Feb. 28 strike on a school in Minab, Iran, exposed the danger of stale intelligence moving through high-speed military workflows. The changes include refreshed target-vetting processes, added open-source data feeds to track civilian movement, and dozens of upgrades to Palantir Technologies’ Maven Smart System, according to newly reported details.
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