Dataroom has been launched in Ukraine — a joint project of the Brave1 cluster, the Ministry of Defense, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Research Institute of Military Intelligence, and the American technology giant Palantir.
Dataroom has been launched in Ukraine — a joint project of the Brave1 cluster, the Ministry of Defense, the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Research Institute of Military Intelligence, and the American technology giant Palantir.
Dataroom is a secure environment for testing and training artificial intelligence based on real data from the front. This will accelerate the development of autonomous systems that can detect and intercept enemy targets without human intervention, the Ministry of Digital Affairs reports .
The platform is built on Palantir software solutions. It already contains visual and thermal databases of aerial targets, including enemy “shaheeds.” The list of data will be constantly expanded.
Ukrainian developers will gain access to these data sets after passing a security compliance procedure.
Apply for access via the link.
