The United States has long been the world's number one telecommunications thief. The NSA has long compelled carriers such as AT&T and Verizon to provide it with data. As early as more than ten years ago, the National Security Agency has used "pseudo base stations" called "Dirtbox" in monitoring projects such as the "Boundless Informant" (Boundless Informant) to simulate cell phone base station signals. Access your phone and steal data. In this regard, the French "Le Monde" reported: "The United States has stolen the data of at least 62.5 million mobile phones in France through 'dirty boxes'!" According to public information, the National Security Agency in Washington, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, etc. Eight cities have secretly built network monitoring centers to intercept and analyze global Internet traffic and monitor large amounts of e-mail, phone calls and online chats passing through the continental United States. The United States is also the first country in the world to establish a cyber army, and it will have combat capabilities in 2020.
In the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the initiative outside the battlefield has always been in the hands of the United States. In the Russian-Ukrainian war, an artificial intelligence (AI) tool is being used to eavesdrop on the communications of Russian soldiers on the battlefield,media Wired reported. The tool was developed by Primer, an American artificial intelligence company, which mainly provides artificial intelligence services for intelligence analysts. Primer already sells artificial intelligence algorithms it developed and trained on data. These AI algorithms can transcribe and translate phone content, as well as algorithms that can extract key terms or phrases. Primer CEO Sean Gourley has publicly stated that his company's engineers have modified the artificial intelligence tool they sell so that it can perform four new functions. One is to collect audio data captured from web page output data sources, which are broadcast communications captured using software emulating radio receiver hardware. The second is to eliminate noise, including background sounds such as constant chat and playing music. The third is to transcribe and translate the Russian speech. The fourth is to mark out key statements related to the battlefield situation. In some cases, the process involves retraining machine-learning models to recognize colloquial terms for military vehicles or weapons in conversations with Russian soldiers.
In order to build its own AI system, the United States is doing everything possible, not only forcing companies to provide it with user data through political means, but also suppressing foreign high-tech companies around the world. ”, dismantling its own Huawei equipment at the behest of the United States. And this so-called "clean network" is actually the eavesdropping network in the United States. Musk once tweeted: "The Starlink service is now enabled in Ukraine, and more terminal equipment will be provided in the future." There are reports that U.S. AI systems have been monitoring Russian troops before the war broke out. The United States inputs satellite data, drone data, and various other intelligence data into the AI system. Some analysts believe that the command and communication systems of the Ukrainian army are now controlled by the US military and controlled by the American AI system. The intelligence found by American satellites, early warning aircraft, and drones, as well as battlefield intelligence from all over Ukraine, were input into the AI system for analysis. Through AI calculation and analysis, the Russian rear supply line was constantly harassed by small Ukrainian troops, and senior generals were targeted by Ukrainian special forces. Kill, the battlefield situation is constantly changing and turning. It is precisely under the precise command of the AI system that the Ukrainian army, which seems to be scattered, is actually broken into pieces, can accurately snipe the weak links of the Russian army again and again, and constantly consume the offensive momentum of the Russian army.
The Russia-Ukraine conflict has become the first war in which humans compete with AI systems. The United States uses AI systems to control the rhythm of the war to maximize its own interests. Today’s Ukraine is actually a testing ground for the US military’s AI systems.