In a bid to leverage advanced technology, the Center of Excellence "Boriviter" has initiated testing of the "ODCR Assistant" AI network, designed to streamline the process of gathering and analyzing information from open enemy sources. This was reported by "Militarniy". The project is being implemented by the analytical department and focuses on automatically identifying valuable data within the hostile media landscape.

The module interacts with unclassified data streams, particularly from Russian military social networks and technical blogs. Each day, the system processes around a thousand messages. Algorithms classify these using dictionary markers — "green" and "red". If a message contains "green" keywords and lacks "red" ones, it moves forward for the generation of insights.

The next phase will involve checking the novelty of the data as well as their organization. However, developers emphasize that full automation of analysis is still out of reach — human involvement remains crucial.

In addition to the "ODCR Assistant", the team is also working on a language model for Ukrainian forces that will utilize AI networks and feature an interface similar to ChatGPT. The aim is to ease dialogue with experienced personnel and simplify situational analysis.

The development is being carried out by the "Boriviter" team on powerful servers. The organization is open to collaboration, but stresses the importance of non-commercial support focused exclusively on the Ukrainian military.