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The extreme massive missile strikes by the Russian Federation on Kyiv, which claimed the lives of more than five dozen people in Kyiv, showed that Ukraine has exhausted its stock of PAC-3 interceptor missiles — the only means against ballistic missiles. Despite the presence of contracted PAC-3s, their transfer will not take place before 2027, and the “allies” are openly ignoring requests from the Ukrainian authorities to give up their place in the queue and provide missiles from their stocks. This once again proves that Ukraine needs to develop its own ways of protecting citizens from Iskanders. And such weapons are already being created, and what’s more, they are becoming part of pan-European security. We tell you how the Freyja pan-European ballistic shield project works, why the Ukrainian FP-7.x missile is at its heart, and most importantly, when it can start shooting down Russian ballistic missiles.

A large-scale raid by security forces on one of the largest drone manufacturers in Ukraine, millions in losses due to forced relocation, the logic of Diya.City against accusations of «cash grabs» and details of the purchase of «Babel». dev.ua publishes the most detailed transcript of the press conference of Oleksiy Babenko, founder of Vyriy.

In the latest episode of our show about artificial intelligence, Sho on AI, we spoke with Vladislav Piotrovsky, co-founder and CEO of the Ukrainian company DWARF Engineering. They create technological weapons for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as innovators in the infrastructure for mass production of AI drones. In particular, the company has developed a unique operating system that allows you to deploy any applications on any UAV, and its own autonomous co-pilot.

The state-owned «Artificial Intelligence Factory», computing power that will increase from 0.1 to 50 petaflops, 30,000 AI specialists instead of the current 6,100, multi-agent systems for commanding the Armed Forces, and the speed of deployment of military AI solutions in less than 8 weeks. This is not fiction, but figures from a new government document — the Strategy for the Development of Artificial Intelligence in Ukraine for the Period Until 2030, which the Cabinet of Ministers is preparing for approval along with the operational plan for 2026–2028. We tell you what changes and specific figures await IT workers, defense workers, officials, and ordinary Ukrainians.

Google has started using uploaded photos, audio, and files to train AI. The feature is enabled by default.

A few years ago, the main stress for a developer was the deadline. Today, a question of a different magnitude has been added to it: will a neural network make my job redundant tomorrow? Constant model releases, the race for new stacks, and regular news about layoffs have formed a separate type of professional stress.

The Ukrainian Interbank Association of Payment System Members (EMA) has calculated that phishing under the guise of government payments firmly holds 4th place in terms of the number of appeals to the Cyberpolice.