U.S. military commander reveals how artificial intelligence is used to accelerate targeting during strikes on Iran [VIDEO]

The U.S. military is utilizing artificial intelligence systems to support operational planning and targeting during strikes against Iran in Operation Epic Fury.
Adm. Brad Cooper, the operation’s commander, revealed that advanced digital tools are aiding U.S. forces, helping to process large volumes of information to accelerate decision-making.
Over 5,500 targets have been struck with the aid of modern analytical systems during the operation.
The Maven system, developed with Palantir Technologies, is a key solution used by the Pentagon to analyze large data sets and prioritize potential targets.
The Maven system’s capabilities reportedly include AI models from Anthropic, although the specific model has been placed on a government blacklist, similar functions are still being accessed through other platforms.
Adm. Cooper emphasized that despite the growing role of AI, human operators retain the ultimate authority to authorize strikes.
The use of AI in military operations reflects a growing trend highlighted by Pentagon officials, but raises ongoing debates about the future role of autonomous systems in warfare.

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