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    Allegations about Israeli home strikes and AI targeting in 'NAZA'

    A post about the film alleges the strikes sought civilian deaths and says targeting AI misidentified civilians as Hamas operatives.

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    Ryan GrimRG
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    A post about 'NAZA' says the film cites an intelligence official contrasting Gaza’s limited military sites with the many homes of Hamas operatives as a reason for striking fighters at home. The author alleges the goal was to maximize civilian deaths and destruction, and says targeting AI falsely flagged civilians, citing an official’s example of a baker who would be flagged because some of his customers were Hamas members.

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    Ryan Grim@ryangrimOne point the film NAZA makes, which may be obvious to some, is that one of the reasons Israel decided to strike Hamas fighters in their homes with family asleep rather than when they assembled outdoors is spelled out by one intel official: “There are only so many military sites in Gaza — hundreds? But there are lots of private homes. There are 40,000 operatives, so that’s nearly 40,000 homes.” The goal was to maximize the carnage and the destruction of civilians infrastructure and the killing of non-combatants. The AI used for targeting also identified many civilians as Hamas operatives — an official gives an example of a baker who has customers in Hamas; the AI would flag that he had been in contact with Hamas members and kill him and his entire family at home.2h
    Paul Graham@paulgRT @ryangrim: One point the film NAZA makes, which may be obvious to some, is that one of the reasons Israel decided to strike Hamas fighte…2h
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    Ryan Grim@ryangrimOne point the film NAZA makes, which may be obvious to some, is that one of the reasons Israel decided to strike Hamas fighters in their homes with family asleep rather than when they assembled outdoors is spelled out by one intel official: “There are only so many military sites in Gaza — hundreds? But there are lots of private homes. There are 40,000 operatives, so that’s nearly 40,000 homes.” The goal was to maximize the carnage and the destruction of civilians infrastructure and the killing of non-combatants. The AI used for targeting also identified many civilians as Hamas operatives — an official gives an example of a baker who has customers in Hamas; the AI would flag that he had been in contact with Hamas members and kill him and his entire family at home.2h
    Paul Graham@paulgRT @ryangrim: One point the film NAZA makes, which may be obvious to some, is that one of the reasons Israel decided to strike Hamas fighte…2h