How AI Could Predict The Damage to Ukraine from Russian Missiles

Published on February 12, 2023

Silicon Valley-based company Scale AI believes that machine learning can help the Ukrainian military better prepare for and predict Russian airstrikes.

By collecting images of the airstrike destruction in Kyiv, Kharkov, and Dnipro, Scale AI assessed the damage patterns and then began using machine learning techniques to automate the process of interpretation. Doing so with machines, believes Scale AI head Shands Pickett, is increasingly necessary given the sheer amount of data the war is generating.

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