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US Missile Strike on Iran School Kills 150, AI Targeting System Under Scrutiny

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A US missile strike on a school in Minab, Iran, has killed more than 150 people, among them 123 children. Investigations into the attack have raised serious concerns about the military's targeting methods. Findings suggest the strike may have been based on outdated intelligence, with inadequate assessments of potential civilian casualties. The AI-powered Maven Smart System played a significant role in the target identification process, drawing scrutiny over its use in such decisions.

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