以色列奥斯卡奖获奖导演尤瓦尔·亚伯拉罕和瑞切尔·绍尔因其纪录片作品而面临严厉指控。1 以色列文化部长威胁撤销两人的公民身份，并指控他们犯有叛国罪。1 这一针对举措源于他们执导的纪录片《NAZA》，该片由卫报制作。1
《NAZA》纪录片采访了24名以色列军事或情报人员，揭露了以色列在加沙使用AI驱动的目标定位系统进行空袭的情况。1 根据纪录片，NAZA是以色列情报部门用来表示空袭中预期平民死亡人数的缩写。1 影片指控这一系统导致了平民的大规模丧生。1 全球电影业界人士随后表示团结支持这两位导演。1
Israeli Oscar-winning directors Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor face threats from the country's culture minister over a documentary that exposes the use of artificial intelligence in military targeting.1 The minister has threatened to revoke their citizenship and accused them of treason.1
The film, titled NAZA, was produced by the Guardian and features interviews with 24 Israeli military and intelligence personnel.1 NAZA is an acronym used by Israeli intelligence to denote the anticipated number of civilian deaths in airstrikes.1 The documentary reveals how Israel deployed an AI-driven targeting system during bombing campaigns in Gaza.1
In response to the threats against the directors, filmmakers and industry figures worldwide have expressed solidarity with Abraham and Szor, condemning the government's actions as an affront to artistic freedom.
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