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Russian Trucks Get ‘Dazzle’ Paint To Throw Off AI-Enabled Drones
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Russian Trucks Get ‘Dazzle’ Paint To Throw Off AI-Enabled Drones

Russian military trucks have been equipped with a new type of disruptive paint aimed at confusing machine-vision targeting systems. This development comes in response to the increasing threat posed by autonomous drones on the battlefield. The innovative paint, often referred to as "dazzle" paint, is designed to obscure the vehicles' outlines and hinder the ability of AI-enabled drones to accurately identify and target them. As the use of drone technology continues to evolve in modern warfare, this strategic move reflects Russia's efforts to enhance the survivability of its military assets against sophisticated aerial threats.

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