The Israeli army categorically denied on Friday using artificial intelligence to kill civilians in Gaza. The denial came in response to allegations made in a documentary that premiered at the Venice Film Festival on Thursday, receiving 25 minutes of applause at its premiere.
The Israeli documentary "NAZA" features interviews with 24 former members of the Israeli army or intelligence services, who spoke on condition of anonymity. These former members claim to have worked in an alleged "factory" of assassinations or describe the feeling of being in a deadly video game.
The film is the work of Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor, both Oscar winners. According to the article, the directors' objective was to hear, in as much detail as possible, how the systems used operated.
