North Korea Tests AI-Powered Missile with Trajectory Change Capabilities
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North Korea conducted drills to launch strategic medium-range missiles towards the Sea of Japan, with some reports mentioning a flight distance of over 700 kilometers. The missiles, reportedly equipped with artificial intelligence, can change their trajectory at low altitudes, making them harder to intercept. Kim Jong Un oversaw the tests, and his sister Kim Yo Jong claimed that the missiles are 'almost impossible to evade'.
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