POM-3 landmines, seemingly in use by Russia in Ukraine, are supposed to use artificial intelligence to distinguish between soldiers and civilians, though arms experts doubt if it really works.
Russia appears to be using anti-personnel mines in Ukraine that are equipped with that is claimed to be able to distinguish between soldiers and civilians. While the mines supposedly comply with international law, experts doubt whether they are any less dangerous to civilians.
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