Kim Jong A North Korea inspects ai ‘Attack Suicide Drones’

North Korean leader Kim Jong has been photographed inspecting new suicidal drones, which according to state media have been equipped with artificial intelligence (AI).

The images without date published by the official Korean news show (KCNA) of the Secret State (KCNA) Kim flanked by officials on a track that inspected a drone.

Kim agreed a plan to expand the production of the team, Kcna added.

Analysts have said that the development of technology was probably assisted by Russia, which North Korea has recently supported their soldiers to help with the Moscow war in Ukraine.

James Patton Rogers, executive director of Cornell Brooks Tech Policy Institute and Drone Expert, agreed that the Attack Drone was evidence of the “fruits” of the The increasingly close ties have both forged In recent years.

Initially, North Korea revealed the existence of the drones, also known as meloding ammunition, which collide with objectives incorporated, in August 2024. At that time, Kcna said that Pyongyang would work “proactively” towards “introducing artificial intelligence technology” in weapons.

Patton Rogers said that “it should be worrying for South Korea and the international community” that Pyongyang was now developing such capabilities.

“North Korea is depending very clearly on a future of drones for its military,” he told the BBC.

“The problem is whether these algorithms are robust enough, safe enough advanced, advanced enough to make decisions that do not increase the delicate security situation in the Korean Peninsula.”

He said it was probably Russian assistance to develop drone.

In addition to drone, Kim also announced what is believed to be the first early plane in the country’s air.

It looks more like a commercial plane, these airplanes use the radar to provide an air description of a combat area.

South Korea officials said it would take longer to evaluate the effectiveness of early war aircraft in Pyongyang air.

Internal devices and components can have connections with Russia, said the director of public affairs of the Heads of Public Affairs of the personnel leaders, Lee Sung-Jun, in an informative session on Thursday.

Kim Jong Una is accused of supplying weapons to Russia, while Vladimir Putin is believed to be giving the North Korean space technology that could help their missile program.

In June last year, Putin and Kim signed an agreement promising that Russia and North Korea Help each other in case of “aggression” against any country.

Last month, South Korea’s intelligence agency said North Korea had sent more soldiers to Russia And he redeemed others to the first line in the western region of Kursk, where Ukraine launched a raid incursion.