NAZA, Israeli film on Gaza, to stream for free after theatrical run

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Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor will make their documentary "NAZA," which accuses Israel of using AI for mass civilian killings in Gaza, available for free streaming on The Guardian's website in November. The film, based on concealed Israeli military and intelligence sources, alleges the use of an AI system called Lavender to identify assassination targets, with one subject describing the process as "insanely fun" and another approving attacks despite potential for up to 500 civilian casualties.

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Co-director Yuval Abraham says documentary exposing Israeli abuses will be available online in November.

NAZA, Israeli film on Gaza, to stream for free after theatrical run

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