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We Asked AI: Container Ships Carrying Missiles

As we transition into a hybrid era, the boundaries between commercial operations and warfare are set to become increasingly indistinct.

In this evolving landscape, commercial endeavors like shipping may merge seamlessly with military functions. This opens the door for the use of container vessels as covert means for state actors to transport missiles and other armaments undetected, leveraging the guise of routine commercial activity.

To explore this concept, we tasked an Artificial Intelligence (AI) system with generating a scenario that illustrates this potential reality. Below, we present the results:





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