Integrating these technologies is fundamentally changing how unmanned systems are used. Algorithms are now being entrusted with critical combat tasks, ranging from navigation and object identification to autonomous target engagement. However, the final decision on target selection and engagement is made by a human operator.

It has been pretty clear for a long time, that Ukrainian drones are not just using simple heat seeking to hit their targets.
And we saw when Ukraine hit the first Wildberries in Moscow, how the Russian defense missiles added to the problem by stupidly turning to hit the buildings on fire. Russia is probably developing these new technologies too, but it appears Ukraine is way ahead currently.

TIL, the literal LLM/DC they use for war today is a Palantir co-op. "We thank Palantir for its technological partnership in launching Brave1 Dataroom, which will facilitate the development of new AI-driven game-changers. The initial focus will be on autonomous detection and interception of aerial threats—a capability of critical importance to Ukraine..."