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Feb 24, 2026 11:01 AM

Greece is injecting an artificial intelligence “brain” into its Achilles’ Shield air defense system, aiming to automate threat detection and interceptor selection against modern aerial threats.

Greece is injecting an artificial intelligence (AI) “brain” into its Achilles’ Shield air defense system, aiming to automate threat detection and interceptor selection against modern aerial threats.

The Israeli-built AI platform will connect directly to the air defense system’s core components, including its anti-ballistic missile defenses, counter-drone capabilities, and anti-aircraft batteries.

Once online, it can instantly identify whether a threat is a projectile, drone, aircraft, or missile and choose the most effective interceptor without waiting for human approval.

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