A visual investigation produced by Airwars and the AI Now Institute, tracing how artificial intelligence is woven into every stage of modern military targeting, from data collection to strike to post-strike assesment. Through a fictional but evidence-based scenario, the project shows how small technical errors compound across an AI-assisted kill chain, and how human oversight is increasingly reduced to rubber-stamping automated decisions. I contributed 3D animations and illustration for this piece. 

Team at Airwars

Director: Joe Dyke

Research: Sofia Goodfriend, Dr. Heidy Khlaaf, Namir Shabibi

Visual Led: Nathan Walker

3D design and illustrations: Azul De Monte