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🚨🇺🇦🤖 Ukraine is developing SPECTR, an AI-powered system designed to analyze battlefield data and support military operational planning. The platform is being built by A1, the Ukrainian Defense Ministry’s artificial intelligence center, and its solutions are already being tested by several combat units. SPECTR will analyze information, identify patterns,...

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