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The American company Foundation Future Industries is negotiating with the Israeli military to supply up to 1,000 Phantom MK1 robots for use in Gaza’s tunnels and in military missions, including detecting booby traps and dealing with improvised explosive devices. Each robot is estimated to cost around $150,000, potentially bringing the deal’s value to $150 million. The company’s chairman says the robots are autonomous and designed for both defensive and offensive applications. Eric Trump’s ties to the company, along with its receipt of more than $70 million in U.S. military contracts and funding, have drawn criticism and raised concerns about conflicts of interest. These concerns have been compounded by legal and ethical warnings about who is responsible when autonomous systems target civilians.
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