Russia Today claimed that 'Guardian of the Walls', the last round of combat between Israel and Hamas was "the first AI war", that was proud to feature advanced techologies to capitalize on the vast amounts of data about Gaza.

"For the first time, AI played a main role in fighting the enemy", said IDF intelligence senior, as quoted by Israeli media. Elite intelligence unit 8200 used a software system called "Alchemist", "Gospel" and "Depth of Wisdom", to increase IDF's power as opposed to Guerilla operations in Gaza.

The data running the AI was collected with satellites, CCTV cameras, human intelligence and signal interception. The volume of the data was incredible, said IDF spokesman unit. For instance, every target in Gaza was photographed at least 10 times a day during the 11 days of combat. It looks like our military was happy with the algorithm.

"Gospel" program checked targets in real time for air strikes, while "Alchemist" warned our forces from possible attacks, reports say.

Israeli intelligence claimed that this technology can map out most of the underground tunnels in Gaza that were used as terror infranstructure. They say that it helped eliminate Hamas senior officer.

"Years of work, thinking outside off the box, full force of the intelligence brigade and on the ground informants led to a ground breaking solution to the Gaza Metro" said top officer.

Critics of Israel are probably not excited about the IDF using AI technology, and will see it as a sales pitch. The conflict looks unsolvable at this time, but makes for a comfortable setting to test out new technologies.

IDF says that AI based technology in Gaza helped minimize hurting civilians.