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Ukraine says Russia used an Nvidia Jetson Orin computing module in its autonomous AI-guided drones; Nvidia says they are widely available on resale markets (Andrew E. Kramer/New York Times)

The young woman ran for her life, but it was too late. A small Russian drone resembling a model airplane swooped down from the sky …

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