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Sergey Kuprienko
Founder and CEO at Swarmer
Sergey Kuprienko, Founder and CEO of Swarmer
Sergey Kuprienko is the Founder and CEO of Swarmer, an AI startup focused on autonomous systems.1 He has over 15 years of experience in the tech industry, with a background in AI, machine learning, and embedded systems.1
Career Highlights
- Founder / CEO at Swarmer (July 2023 - Present)
- VP of BCP at SQUAD (January 2023 - July 2023)
- General Manager of AI at SQUAD (January 2021 - July 2023)
- General Manager of Research at Ring Ukraine (April 2019 - January 2021)
- CTO at FF Group (June 2014 - December 2017)
Education
- Master's in IT from Chernigiv State Technological University (2001 - 2007)
Recent Activities
- Discussing the deployment of Ukrainian robots in the Russian-Ukrainian war346
- Sharing insights on Swarmer's latest advancements, including a system that allows drones to operate in swarms5
- Commenting on the current situation in the military technology industry and the challenges faced by AI startups2
Sergey Kuprienko is a seasoned tech executive with a strong background in AI and autonomous systems. As the Founder and CEO of Swarmer, he is leading the development of cutting-edge AI solutions for various applications.
Highlights
The recent coverage in the New York Times highlights a critical conversation about the role of AI on the battlefield — a conversation that is both urgent and multifaceted. A conversation we were able to chip in 👇
For Ukrainian defenders 🇺🇦 the integration of advanced technologies such as autonomous drones offers not just an edge against a formidable adversary but a lifeline. As Mykhailo Fedorov, Ukraine’s Minister of Digital Transformation, puts it: “We need maximum automation. These technologies are fundamental to our victory." Our team at Swarmer is committed to delivering these essential capabilities in a manner that is both efficient and ethical.
The international community has raised valid concerns about AI's ethical and legal ramifications on the battlefield. Human rights groups and United Nations officials advocate for limitations on autonomous weapons to prevent a potential global arms race. In Ukraine, however, the imperative to repel an invader takes precedence. Our focus remains on saving lives and securing our nation’s future: “We need to win first. To do that, we will do everything we can to introduce automation to its maximum to save the lives of our soldiers,” to quote Fedorov yet again.
Despite the urgency and global worries, Swarmer's commitment to ethical AI remains firm. While our drones can perform autonomously, the decision to strike remains firmly in human hands. This hybrid approach ensures that while AI handles the complexities of navigation and target acquisition, critical moral and strategic decisions are made by experienced professionals.
This ethical commitment in combination with the ability to quickly build and test our technologies on the front lines is the ultimate combo you get when supporting us and fellow Ukrainian defense startups. As Eveline Buchatskiy, a managing partner at D3, observed, “There’s just a different set of incentives here.” I couldn't agree with her more 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dnsDdeE4
Alexey Babenko Roboneers Eveline Buchatskiy The New York Times Swarmer Mykhailo Fedorov Paul Mozur Adam Satariano Vyriy Drone BRAVE1 Stuart Russell Eric Schmidt DevDroid LLC
It was great to share Swarmer's progress with Le Figaro and Cyrille Louis right from the testing ground
Eventually, AI will become as routine as business processes - when a company grows, we develop processes to reduce the risk of human mistakes. We'll empower ourselves with AI in the same way, even on the battlefield.
Our journey to develop AI-driven drone swarms has been challenging yet incredibly rewarding. Current tests are crucial as we refine our technology to ensure it operates flawlessly in real combat conditions. The goal is to have swarms of drones working together seamlessly, even in environments where communication is compromised.
Thank you, Cyrille, and those sharing, following, and supporting our mission to send drones and save human lives. #AI #DroneTechnology #Innovation #Defense #Swarmer
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