really i cannot understand why sections of the missile and its components are shown to public... among those visiting such musiems are the CIA , moussasd, mi6 and all sort of enemy intelligence to pay a close look .... why are the Iranians showing such systems ton public... a video or just plastic models are more than enough for the public to enjoy....
Wars between nations are calculations of probability of success vs defat...It is very important that these calculations are done based of "actual" facts..If one side miscalculate they can start a war thinking they can win and end up with destruction of two nations.
New Recruit
Deception is necessary when faced with so many hostile forces. I agree with your view. From past history, I am sure Iranians are smart enough to conceal their cutting edge technologies from the prying eyes of their adversaries.
I never really understood the AI aspect of this missile and how it would be involved.
That particular video is clear (albeit implicit) on how AI applies. The system makes adjustments and maneuvers based on current geo and electronic environments (@neutrino refers to it as 'semi-gliding'). These decisions are based on inputs (which are referred to as 'prompts' in AI lingo). The question is how the Khaibar Shekan system communicates with or carries an L/LM (large/language model/neural net) and to what extent it was trained, and how malleable it is to prompts that carry pertinent data (using prompt templates such as 'n-shot' prompts or 'chain of thought (CoT) prompts). Is it on an on board chip? If so it's an LM (can't be large). Is it via comms (if possible) then it can be an LLM. So the real question is what are the environmental 'prompts' that are available to the system, how are they processed, and where the L/LM lives. Example prompts are geo, image, SIG, at least. The various prompts will determine the decisions the system will make to micro adjust direction, etc. Same concepts apply to Iranian AI driven radar systems (radar patterns are prompts in this case--which is age old pattern recognition).
^ Iranian HGV has a velocity of Mach 12-13
The North Korean concept is very good. Alot of massed firepower in a single TEL ready to go in short amount of time.
Quite impressive.
Unfortunately based on the interview I saw, it didn't look like he had any intention of unveiling this new missile anytime soon. But suffice to say, he was very confident about it's capabilities.
