[NATO plans to use drones and AI to respond to "possible Russian attacks"] On October 6, Bloomberg disclosed a non-confidential document from NATO on the 5th. The document showed that NATO's top military commander is formulating a strategy called "Victory Theory", aiming to use emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence to quickly repel "possible Russian attacks on NATO's eastern flank." According to reports, NATO’s strategic plan was announced in Poland on October 12 by Glinkewicz, NATO’s Supreme Allied Commander Europe and Commander-in-Chief of the U.S. Army European Command. According to people familiar with the matter, the document aims to clarify how NATO will respond to possible territorial invasions, focusing on integrating new technologies such as drones and artificial intelligence with traditional military power; while showing NATO member states the specific military needs behind increased defense spending. According to this strategic concept, if it is attacked, NATO will first use the army deployed on the east flank, low-cost drones and minimum manned operating systems, as well as artificial intelligence-assisted target locking and other technologies to prevent the opponent from advancing. Once freedom of action is achieved, NATO will seek to further attack the adversary's command and control systems, with the goal of rapidly and overwhelmingly defeating the attacking force. (CCTV News)