The attacks are claimed to be working, with Russia’s oil refining capacity reduced by between 12% and 14% so far.Ukraine is reportedly using artificial intelligence enabled drones to cause massive damage to Russia’s vital oil industry.“Accuracy under jamming is enabled through the use of artificial intelligence.
This tactic is paying off. So far, Ukraine claims that it has knocked out roughly 12% of Russia’s oil refining capacity.Russia has banned gasoline exports to avoid domestic fuel price increases due to decreased refining capacity. Impressive, especially given the relative crudeness of the AI being used on the drones.
“This level of autonomy had not yet been seen in drones, but we are still in the early stages of ,” he said. This approach deals more damage to Ukraine’s targets than random refinery strikes, and markets are taking notes. Brent crude, for example, is up nearly 13% this year, which has left politicians in the United States worried about the potential economic impact.Helima Croft, a managing director and global head of commodity strategy at the investment bank RBC Capital Markets, has said