US Army Used AI in Minab Strike

Reports have been released indicating that the U.S. military relied excessively on artificial intelligence when making the decision to carry out a strike on an elementary school for girls in Minab, southern Iran, on February 28, 2026. The attack resulted in 175 deaths, including 168 students, and injured 95 others. According to investigations, the decision was based on systems from Maven Smart Systems, a subsidiary of Palantir. It was found that the strike was the result of a series of small decisions rather than a single catastrophic one, and many opportunities to prevent the tragedy were overlooked. Although the investigation was closed several months ago, the report has not yet been published, raising concerns about the overuse of artificial intelligence in sensitive operations.

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