Ukraine develops intelligence system based on artificial intelligence

The artificial intelligence-based system called Griselda, which collects intelligence from various sources, has been developed for the Ukrainian military.

This was announced by Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine Mykhailo Fedorov.

The development team cooperates with several units of the Special Operations Forces, the Armed Forces, the Security Service and the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

“The members of the Brave1 defense-tech cluster have developed the Griselda system based on artificial intelligence (AI) to collect intelligence. The development team cooperates with several units of the SOF, the Armed Forces, the SSU and the Ministry of Defense,” the Minister wrote on his social media.

Griselda allows for processing a large flow of intelligence information coming from various sources, such as satellites, drones, social networks, media, and even hacked enemy databases. It is noted that “it takes 28 seconds from the time the information appears in the system to the time it is received.”

According to the Minister, this technology has already been integrated into the Delta situational awareness system. It has also been integrated into the Armor, Kropyva, Ukrop, and GisArta applications already used by Ukrainian soldiers. Other units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine will use the system in the future.

Griselda’s developers claim that their system specializes in high-speed and high-quality processing of large data flows, secure storage, as well as automation of data entry and transfer processes.

The quality of information is ensured by 4 levels of verification. Automatic analysis modules and neural networks are involved in the processing of information.

After all the stages of data entry, processing, and verification, the finished information is transmitted to the military in many different ways.

Griselda’s development team consists of volunteers, mobilized military personnel, veterans, military personnel, sociologists, programmers, and military experts.

They actively consult with the military and institutions to help prioritize system development and receive feedback from users.

It is noted that there is “no data on the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Griselda system, there has not been and there will not be.”