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Niantic Spatial denies claims that Pokémon Go player location data is used to train military drones, stating the data is not shared with partner Vantor and the partnership is for ground-based positioning only.
A Ukrainian drone manufacturer revealed that fully autonomous drones were used in a one-time test two years ago, reportedly killing Russian soldiers without human intervention, marking a milestone in AI-guided weaponry despite ongoing legal and ethical concerns.
Niantic Spatial, spun out of Niantic, used billions of real-world images from Pokémon Go players to train AI navigation systems for delivery robots and potentially military drones, raising privacy and ethical concerns.
Data collected from Pokémon Go scans has reportedly been used to train navigation technology for military drones, raising concerns about unintended military applications of consumer data.
Reports indicate that data from Pokémon Go was exploited to develop navigation systems for military drones, raising privacy and ethical concerns.
Elon Musk claimed that US military suicide drones used the civilian Starlink service instead of the government-specific Starshield network, violating SpaceX's terms of service. The Pentagon denies any violation, and a dispute over pricing for Starshield access on kamikaze drones has emerged, with SpaceX requesting a higher fee.