MOSCOW, October 12. /TASS/. A service for training military-grade neural networks has been created under the purview of the Russian Defense Ministry, the ministry reported.

"The Defense Ministry of the Russian Federation has created a service that provides developers of unmanned systems with access to live recording data of drones’ combat deployment for the training of military-purpose neural networks," the ministry stated.

The new service provides developers of unmanned systems with access to a specialized repository containing prepared video footage of the results of the use of FPV drones and other copter drones and fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

In addition, the ministry’s specialists have created a unified data recognition classifier for machine learning AI systems, which allows developers to work with the database efficiently, in a structured manner, and according to a unified plan. The results of the work conducted by developers of military-purpose unmanned systems are uploaded back to the service, where the information is checked for completeness and compliance with the classifier format, enabling the Defense Ministry to use this dataset to create and train its neural networks.

"This method helps enhance the resilience and adaptability of the Russian Armed Forces to modern challenges in the field of artificial intelligence," the ministry emphasized.