Ukraine destroyed one Russian Mi-28 and one Mi-17 helicopter in Russia’s Voronezh region, about 150km from the front line. With the tracking we see, it seems like an AI drone.
The only other possibility is that this attack was by a Ukrainian intel team working behind the frontlines (which is very rare and risky). The drone appears to be one with 200km range at least. And it is tracking the object really well (sign of AI). It's also flying in a straight path / pattern (algorithm?) which suggests it's not piloted by intel team. All things point to AI.
These generally use 5 drones or more in cascade (an example of a drone swarm) and use that to reach up to 200+km in communication range using commercial grade 50km range data links. A single 200km data link probably costs 50x the cost of 1 cheap 50km link. Cost saving is so efficient with software defined swarm UAVs.
Baykar's release of AI drones (K2 and Mosquito drone that can work without GPS) and Ukraine's progress with AI killer drones and actually using them with ultra precision seems too big of a coincidence. Seems like the Baykar company is helping Ukraine with drone software.
Turkey and Ukraine are making gains in AI while Russia is busy waging war on Telegram. If Russia was smart, they would never have kicked Durov / Telegram out. The brain drain ensures Russia doesn't have enough talent to develop cutting edge AI.
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