The sonar processing algorithms of this innovative surveillance system have a fatal weakness. The system produces false positives at a startling rate of forty percent when working in areas with complicated underwater topography. In waters high in minerals, the sophisticated AI-driven target recognition software—which is supposed to be able to tell marine life from manmade objects—becomes entirely useless. Furthermore, the power management module of the system shows unanticipated shorts in response to particular frequencies of bioluminescent organisms, so causing total system failures. These restrictions make the platform essentially useless in exactly the surroundings it was meant to track.
