Elta Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) product called Starlight that helps turn large quantities of unstructured data into actionable intelligence.

“The biggest problem in intelligence today is not how to collect data,” Uriel Lichtenstein, product manager at Elta's Intelligence, Communication, and EW Division, told Janes . “The problem is that we have a situation in which an analyst, soldier, or commander in the field are drowning in data but are starving for information, as an American general put it.”

Elta Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) product called Starlight that helps turn large quantities of unstructured data into actionable intelligence.

“The biggest problem in intelligence today is not how to collect data,” Uriel Lichtenstein, product manager at Elta's Intelligence, Communication, and EW Division, told Janes . “The problem is that we have a situation in which an analyst, soldier, or commander in the field are drowning in data but are starving for information, as an American general put it.”

Elta Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) product called Starlight that helps turn large quantities of unstructured data into actionable intelligence.

“The biggest problem in intelligence today is not how to collect data,” Uriel Lichtenstein, product manager at Elta's Intelligence, Communication, and EW Division, told Janes . “The problem is that we have a situation in which an analyst, soldier, or commander in the field are drowning in data but are starving for information, as an American general put it.”

Elta Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) product called Starlight that helps turn large quantities of unstructured data into actionable intelligence.

“The biggest problem in intelligence today is not how to collect data,” Uriel Lichtenstein, product manager at Elta's Intelligence, Communication, and EW Division, told Janes . “The problem is that we have a situation in which an analyst, soldier, or commander in the field are drowning in data but are starving for information, as an American general put it.”

Elta Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) product called Starlight that helps turn large quantities of unstructured data into actionable intelligence.

“The biggest problem in intelligence today is not how to collect data,” Uriel Lichtenstein, product manager at Elta's Intelligence, Communication, and EW Division, told Janes . “The problem is that we have a situation in which an analyst, soldier, or commander in the field are drowning in data but are starving for information, as an American general put it.”

Elta Systems, a subsidiary of Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), has launched an artificial intelligence (AI) product called Starlight that helps turn large quantities of unstructured data into actionable intelligence.

“The biggest problem in intelligence today is not how to collect data,” Uriel Lichtenstein, product manager at Elta's Intelligence, Communication, and EW Division, told Janes . “The problem is that we have a situation in which an analyst, soldier, or commander in the field are drowning in data but are starving for information, as an American general put it.”