Hall claims 85 to 90 percent of people killed in Gaza are civilian noncombatants, a figure he says Israel itself admitted in February.
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Hall claims 85 to 90 percent of people killed in Gaza are civilian noncombatants, a figure he says Israel itself admitted in February.
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Hall walks Tucker through the IDF's AI targeting infrastructure. 'Daddy's Home' is a geofencing-style system that identifies when an alleged target has returned to their residence and triggers a missile strike — killing the entire household. The name, Hall notes, comes from the fact that it waits for the father to arrive home. The American military does not operate this way. The second program, 'The Gospel,' is Hall's most theologically charged claim: he argues it was named deliberately to mock Christianity, equating mass killing with 'good news.' He connects this to his broader argument that rabbinic Judaism, lacking a temple and blood sacrifice, has found a substitute form of atonement in warfare. Together, these programs help explain, Hall argues, why 85–90% of Gaza casualties are civilian noncombatants — a figure he says Israel itself admitted in February. [1] — J.D. Hall "The IDF's AI targeting program 'Daddy's Home' waits for an alleged target to return to his residence before triggering a missile strike on …" 1:06:50 [2] — J.D. Hall "IDF AI targeting program named 'The Gospel': The IDF uses an AI targeting program called 'The Gospel,' which Hall interprets as a deliberat…" 1:08:40 [3] — J.D. Hall "IDF program 'Daddy's Home' targets families: The IDF operates an AI targeting program called 'Daddy's Home' that waits for a designated tar…" 1:07:30
The IDF's AI targeting program 'Daddy's Home' waits for an alleged target to return to his residence before triggering a missile strike on the entire household. A second program is called 'The Gospel.' Hall argues these names reflect a deliberate mockery of Christianity and that the systems explain why 85–90% of Gaza casualties are civilian noncombatants.
The IDF operates an AI targeting program called 'Daddy's Home' that waits for a designated target to arrive at their residence before triggering a missile strike, killing the entire family.
The IDF uses an AI targeting program called 'The Gospel,' which Hall interprets as a deliberate mockery of Christianity, naming their killing system after Christian good news.
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