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NATO Plans to Use Palantir AI Platform to Monitor Russian Troop Movements
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NATO Plans to Use Palantir AI Platform to Monitor Russian Troop Movements
NATO intends to use the Palantir Maven AI platform to monitor Russian forces, plan deployments, and identify targets for strikes along its eastern flank.
- The Times reported that NATO will use the Maven platform to monitor Russian troop movements, plan force deployments, and identify targets for future strikes.
- Germany and France opposed the use of the platform, while Britain, the Netherlands, and Sweden supported it.
- The UK Ministry of Defence currently uses Maven, which collects data from drones and satellites for military target identification.
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