Israeli Media Claim About Yemen's Warheads

A Hebrew-language outlet reported that the Yemeni army used artificial intelligence to manufacture warheads.

A Hebrew media reported that the Yemeni army used artificial intelligence to make warheads.

According to Ambassador Arjan, the Hebrew website i24NEWS claimed that the Yemeni army used artificial intelligence to make warheads; A matter that the Entropic company has also confirmed.

This website added that the Yemeni army has used artificial intelligence in the production of warheads and developed guidance, navigation and control software that are used to guide and stabilize the status of missiles and planes.

The site reported that they used "cloud code" to develop the software instead of human software engineers. The code cloud provides a program to "estimate position and control settings" and adapt to improve accuracy when the warheads miss their targets.

The site expressed concern that the technology had been used to target locations in Saudi Arabia.

On Monday, Entropic acknowledged that the Yemeni military had recently used the company's tool, Cloud Code, and launched three "weapon programs" based on cloud computing.

According to this company, the details of these three programs are as follows:

A guided missile that uses a flight computer, a standard smartphone and a thermal guidance system for the final stage.

A multi-stage ballistic missile with a declared range of over 1,500 miles

- A missile with different types called R2000, which has a supersonic speed.

The statement of this company states: This program is able to support a wide range of interactive and text-based educational programs in almost all fields of human activity.

In this case, the AI engine gathered the expertise of the world's top rocket scientists; The knowledge that armed men subsequently gained access to. Notably, once Anthropic realized its software was being used for this purpose, the Yemeni armed forces used what they learned from the cloud to make reforms.

"Our safeguards blocked many, though not all, of their requests," Anthropic explained. They used a variety of tactics to bypass our security measures.

These developments occur while the escalation of hostile actions by Saudi Arabia against Yemen, which is reflected in the form of direct air and missile attacks on residential areas and civilian targets, continues. According to Yahya Saree, the spokesman of the Yemeni Armed Forces, the total number of these attacks has reached 2,177.