THE incredibly brave and resourceful Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham revealed on Apr 3 in a hard-hitting piece of investigative journalism that the Israeli military has used two artificial intelligence programmes, “Lavender” and “Where’s Daddy,” to target some 37,000 alleged members of the military wings of Hamas and Islamic Jihad.
In the +972 Magazine report, Abraham wrote that the programmes used GPS to discover when a Hamas member had gone home, since it was easiest to hit them there, ensuring that his wife and children would also be killed. If he lived in an apartment building, which most did, then all the civilians in neighbouring apartments could also be killed – children, women, non-combatant men.
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