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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Tuesday October 15th. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

It's been more than two and a half years since Russia invaded Ukraine.

And to combat Russia's much larger military, Ukraine is relying on tech,

specifically drones in the war.

We'll tell you about the drone innovations it's made.

And then, many things are being reshaped by artificial intelligence, but nowhere on earth has been physically reshaped by

AI as quickly as the Malaysian state of Jahore. Our reporter Stu Wu visited the region and

will join us to talk about what's behind the change.

But first, Ukraine has a smaller military and fewer resources than Russia, but on the front lines of Ukraine's defense,

soldiers and manufacturers are innovating to counter Moscow's battlefield advantages.

Here to tell us more is our reporter Isabel Kohl's.

So Isabelle, from a broad perspective,

what is it about drones in particular

that have made them the focus of innovation in Ukraine?

Well Ukraine is waging an uneven fight against a much bigger and more powerful army

so it's really having to do everything it can to find some sort of

edge on the battlefield and since the early days of the war it's used commercially

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