The Zhitong Finance App learned that German drone manufacturer Helsing GmbH has released a platform that uses artificial intelligence to help military units process battlefield data faster, becoming a new challenger for the US Palantir (PLTR.US) in Europe.

Helsing said in a statement on Wednesday that the startup's Clarity software can help the armed forces process large amounts of data, including sensor signal flows, detect potential military targets, and provide information on applicable weapons.

Helsing emphasized that the software platform was “developed in Europe, built in Europe, and controlled by Europe” and aims to serve governments on the European continent that are increasingly unwilling to rely on American tools for critical functions. France is migrating its domestic intelligence agencies from Palantir products to local tools.

“All armed forces need an intelligence capability that can keep up with the pace of combat,” Helsing co-founder and co-CEO Gundbert Schaff said in a statement.

Helsing said the software was trained based on military data and data generated by AI, and runs on the customer's own infrastructure. Clarity is also equipped with mechanisms to ensure that human operators review evidence, select targets, and authorize the use of weapons.

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