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NATO is testing AI-controlled cockroaches as spy drones—real insects fitted with tiny backpacks containing cameras, microphones, radios, and AI chips. They’re steered with electrical signals and can crawl through rubble and tight spaces to transmit surveillance data. The tech moved from concept to field-tested systems with NATO customers (including...

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