North Korea's Kim oversaw launch of missile that uses AI
Summary
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the launch of a missile that state media said used artificial intelligence to adjust its trajectory. The missile was fired from the eastern coastal city of Wonsan and flew more than 700 kilometres, according to South Korea's military.
Key Points
- Kim Jong Un oversaw the launch of a missile with his daughter, according to North Korean state media.
- Pyongyang said the weapon used artificial intelligence to change its flight path at low altitude.
- South Korea's military said the missile was launched from Wonsan and flew more than 700 kilometres.
- The launch came amid fresh tension between North and South Korea after a DMZ blast wounded South Korean soldiers.
