AI and Human Review in NAZA: How Targeting Decisions Are Described
NAZA features interviewees who describe AI-powered systems used to select their targets, according to The Guardian. The IDF says AI does not decide whether a person is a target or whether a strike is carried out, and that targets are identified by human analysts and approved by officers.
The useful distinction
AI-assisted identification, database scoring and final strike authorization are different stages.
What the film alleges
NAZA presents insiders describing accelerated target generation and weakened safeguards.
What the IDF says
The IDF has rejected major parts of that characterization and says legal and operational review remain part of targeting decisions.