The scene where Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was killed in Absard, a small city just east of the capital Tehran, on November 27 [File: Fars News Agency via AP]
* Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was killed by an AI-powered machine gun, Iran has claimed
* It is said to have fired 13 shots without hitting his wife who was sitting beside him
* Fakhrizadeh was killed on a Tehran highway despite having 11 guards for security
Iran has claimed that a satellite-controlled machine gun 'equipped with artificial intelligence' was used in the assassination of a top nuclear scientist, in the latest account of his death to emerge from the Islamic republic.
Mohsen Fakhrizadeh was killed by a high-precision machine gun which fired 13 times but avoided hitting the scientist's wife who was sitting next to him, according to Revolutionary Guard rear-admiral Ali Fadavi.
The weapon was being 'controlled online' via a satellite and used an 'advanced camera and artificial intelligence' to hit the target, he told the Mehr news agency.
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WNU Editor: I have lost count on how many times Iran has changed its story on this assassination. This new claim that he was assassinated by an AI platform is the newest one.
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5 comments:
Quite the story. Unbelievable but still impressive.
Can we hear the wife's side of the story, please?
Wow but only sin is the true enemy of mankind
Double edged sword here.
If it was just a run of the mill assassination, it would show Iran as weak and useless.
However, if you make these claims that only a super powerful high tech enemy could pull this off, doesn't this also point out how crap you really are?
Next explanation : the real hand of Trump. Yes.
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