US Iran War AI Battle: Tension is at its peak in the Middle East. America and Israel together are continuously attacking Iran, while Iran is also not lagging behind in retaliating. Military bases, bunkers and strategic locations are being targeted. Missiles and shells are being fired, but this conflict is no longer limited to just conventional war.
A big front of war has opened in cyber space. Iran’s government portals, military communication systems and digital networks are being targeted through hacking. Not only this, the popular app BadeSaba in Iran is also said to be vulnerable to cyber attack.
The purpose of cyber attack is not only to shut down the system, but also to weaken the communication system of the enemy country and spread dissatisfaction among the general public. Digital attacks destabilize the environment by creating rumours, misinformation and technical disruptions.
Artificial Intelligence is playing an important role in this struggle. According to reports, despite being banned, AI tools like Claude have been used by the US military for strategic analysis and data processing. With the help of AI, estimation of enemy activities, target identification and accuracy of attacks is being increased.
In the coming times, AI Drone Swarm technology can become the most deadly weapon of war. Under this technology, dozens or hundreds of drones fly together and carry out missions automatically with the help of AI through the network. There is no need to control each drone separately. Iran has already raised the concerns of many countries through its Shahed-136 drone. This drone is considered capable of long range strikes and has the ability to hit targets accurately.
Along with missiles, bombs and drones, now data, algorithms and codes have also become weapons. This war shows that the modern war is being fought not only in the field, but also in the screens and server rooms. In the coming times, technology can completely change the course of such conflicts.
