US military used AI in Iran strike
The report revealed that the U.S. military heavily relied on artificial intelligence when making the decision to strike a school in Minab, southern Iran, in February 2026, which resulted in the deaths of 175 girls and injuries to 95 others. A Bloomberg agency investigation confirmed that the United States was responsible for the strike and that it was the result of a series of small decisions rather than a single catastrophic one, although the report's findings have remained confidential for months. The investigation uncovered that the ammunition used in the massacre was American-made, and the confessions exposed gaps in the accuracy of U.S. weapons, serving as a reminder of Iran's attempt to condemn the attack and affirm that the innocent victims were the result of a mistake in selecting the ammunition or misjudgment.
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