Russia allegedly field-testing deadly next-gen AI drone powered by Nvidia Jetson Orin — Ukrainian military official says Shahed MS001 is a ‘digital predator’ that identifies targets on its own

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1. “Our Jetson Orin modules are consumer-grade products sold to students, developers, and startups for a wide range of beneficial applications,” an Nvidia spokesperson told Tom’s Hardware. “They are not available in Russia and are not designed for military purposes. If we discover that any Jetson distributor is violating U.S. export controls, we will cut off their supply.”

   Need to figure out how they’re getting these high-end processors and cripple the distributor.

2. Sure they will cripple the distributor. Been saying that for years yet Russia always seems to get them.

3. ‘Russia launches surprise strike on Moscow’

4. Is the fact it’s not designed for military purposes less or more likely to make it turn into skynet???

5. Russia’s semiconductor industry is not great, so…Chinese parts.

6. They’ll train it on Russian equipment, and it’ll be friendly fire as far as the eye can see.

7. They probably just ordered them straight up off of legal platforms.

8. I was wondering when those things would start getting used.

9. Sounds like a really smart idea teaching AI to seek and kill targets on it’s own. Asimov is rolling over in his grave

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