North Korea claims to have used AI in the testing of medium-range strategic missiles.
Kim Yo-jong, head of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, stated that officials from the General Bureau of Rocketry reported to the head of state, who was personally observing the exercises, that new technologies allow for at least four different flight path options depending on the target and mission. She also reiterated previously stated capabilities of the missiles to change trajectory at low altitudes and the use of artificial intelligence technologies:
"In other words, this essentially means that such a strike is impossible to evade."