Israeli "Elf" artificial intelligence chat system.

  According to foreign media reports, the Israeli military is testing an artificial intelligence chat system called "Elf" to enhance the real-time decision-making capabilities of military commanders in combat operations.

  The interface of the "Elf" chat system is similar to most current smart chat software. A text input box is set up in the middle of the web page, with the title "What are you interested in?" There are other options for searching and sorting resources above the web page.

  As a computer program based on artificial intelligence, the "Elf" chat system can easily enable human-computer interaction. Users can get detailed answers given by the system by typing the problem encountered in the task in the text box. The system mainly serves commanders who need to make quick decisions on the battlefield based on reliable information. They can quickly get detailed answers by asking questions through natural language. The "Elf" chat system uses a large amount of data from the Israeli army as backend information support, and this data is constantly being updated to ensure the accuracy of the reply content.

  Currently, a simplified version of this chat system is being tested, the full version is expected to be developed within 3 to 4 months, and the mobile version used for military mobile phones is also being developed.

[Editor in charge: Wang Jinzhi]