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Army Eyes Broader AI Use
Israeli military Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir announced at a military forum held in Beersheba on November 2, 2026, plans to expand the use of artificial intelligence, robotics and unmanned systems in offensive and defensive operations, as part of preparations for simultaneous confrontations on multiple fronts. He disclosed plans to establish a dedicated arm for artificial intelligence and unmanned systems, along with an AI brigade and an electromagnetic spectrum brigade. The new arm is slated to be launched in December, and the military is developing a concept that combines human forces with robotic systems. These steps are part of the multi-year “Hoshen” plan for 2026–2030. The military did not specify how much autonomy the systems would have in selecting targets or carrying out attacks, or what human controls would govern their use.
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