This trap could cost the Russians dearly!
Ukraine uses AI-generated images of women that don’t even exist to talk to Russian soldiers. The idea is to get “really desperate” soldiers to divulge important information about the war, informs the Chron.
Molfar is a Ukrainian risk assessment company. Its employees create fake profiles of women on dating apps and swipe “right” on Russian infantrymen. It means you invite them to a chat. If all goes well, the soldiers will reveal details about the Russian invasion that will be decisive for the war.
One employee is Angelina. She is responsible for talking to soldiers behind a fake profile. Her task is to find out the number of troops, military equipment, the success of attacks and logistical problems.
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According to the Chron, inexperienced recruits repeatedly revealed their place of work and other information from the front.
Employees don’t even talk to horny guys because they just want to talk about sex.
“I don’t like waiting for sex”
Excerpts from a conversation show how a Russian soldier says: “You must be taken to Moscow as soon as possible. I don’t like to stay up late [Sex] waiting.”
Angelina and Masha, a colleague of hers, explained that they are not to blame for their targets. “They come to my country and want to kill my people,” said Angelina. Her brother was killed in action early in the war, her father is currently serving.
Ukrainian company Molfar uses AI-generated images of women to flirt with Russians
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Since the beginning of the war, Ukraine and its allies have been using AI technologies. This helps analyze satellite imagery and assess battlefield damage.
Systems can combine images from different sources to get a clearer picture of the terrain. AI-powered facial recognition software has also helped Ukraine identify fallen soldiers.
SPD expert calls for artificial intelligence for Bundeswehr
Johannes Arlt (38), military specialist and reservist of the SPD, told BILD: “We also need self-learning systems and platforms in the Bundeswehr. Disruptive technologies ensure assertiveness on the battlefields of the future.”